Negroes and communists linked in Scottsboro case analysis
The article by Walter White of the NAACP, in Harper's Monthly, claims communists sought to capitalize Negro discontent over the Scottsboro trials. It details the Alabama freight car case, mob hysteria, and alleged tactics to undermine NAACP leadership with calls for full civil rights and equal justice.
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New York City
ILNS
America
Scottsboro
Walter White
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Harper's Monthly
White
Alabama
Chattanooga Interdenominational Ministers’ Alliance
Reds
Mr. White
Moscow
Ameri
Mississippi
New York
Behind the Scenes in the Machine Age film promotes planning to curb unemployment
The Women's Bureau film argues economic planning limits job losses from automation. It contrasts hand and machine production in items like cereal boxes and book pages, showing machines boost output with fewer workers, and highlights care for women workers including short workdays and living wages.
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Washington, D. C
ILNS
Women's Bureau
U.S
Department of Labor
Tors
Device to eliminate car exhaust carbon monoxide announced
W Gordon Marsh of Toronto announces a device to purge automobile exhausts of carbon monoxide. University of Toronto chem Eng A E Smith confirms carbon monoxide nearly eliminated after testing a sample from a car equipped with the device. Six girls assisted by a machine produce today. Finland prioritizes lumbering as a key industry and outlines a four operator machine initiative.
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W. Gordon Marsh
Toronto
A. E. Smith
University of Toronto
Finland
A. F. L. Warns Unemployment May Surpass Earlier Depression
Washington based A F L reports show November unemployment at 20 percent, peaking since last May, with 6 million out of work, 120000 industrial job losses last month, 300000 farm layoffs, and relief funds deemed grossly inadequate. President Green urges action as farms and industry face heavy cuts and potential 7.5 million more job losses by January.
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Green
Washington, D. C
ILNL
American Federation of Labor
Novovember
A. F. of L
Economists to Discuss Causes of Slump at Taylor Society Meeting
In New York City leaders from finance government and industry will gather for the Taylor Society fall conference to study the present low mood and outline plans for stabilizing business through scientific planning. Hans Mate head of the management section of the National Labor Council Vienna will speak among international participants.
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New York City
ILNS
Taylor Society
Hans [Mate
National Labor Council
Vienna
Austria
Judge Grants Sweeping Injunction Against Millinery Unions
New York City report on a Supreme Court injunction by Judge John E. McGeehan that blocks millinery workers from striking or picketing at New Yorker Hats Inc. The ruling halts union activity despite employees’ affidavits of no threats, prompting union leaders to vow further action as they await trial.
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New York City
ILNS
Supreme Court
John E. McGeehan
New Yorker Hats, Inc
MelGeehan
Court of Appeals
Exchange Bakery
Rifkin
United States
Employment on Highways Reported Well Maintained
Washington reports that workers on state highways dropped from 312000 to 300000 in October a smaller seasonal decline. The President's Organization for Unemployment Relief notes the last quarter typically sees sharp drops in hiring but states are still awarding contracts and providing jobs.
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Washington, D. C
ILNS
Organization For Unemployment Relief
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National Association For Advancement of Colored People
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Organized Labor
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