Labor Board Orders Ballots in 4 Plants
The National Labor Relations Board said secret elections will be held at four companies to determine employee representation for collective bargaining. The sites include Beaver-Lois Mills in Douglasville Georgia and Saxon Mills in Spartanburg South Carolina with United Textile Workers of America likely as the choice. Also in scope are United States Stamping Company in Moundsville West Virginia and New England Transportation Company in New Haven Connecticut with votes on which unions or associations will represent workers.
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Washington, D. C
National Labor Relations Board
National Labor Relations Act
Beaver-Lois Mills
Douglasville
Saxon Mills
Spartanburg
N. C
United Textile Workers of America
United States Stamping Company
Moundsville
W. Va
New England Transportation Company
New Maven
Beaver Mills Company
New York City
Textile Workers’ Union
National Labor Relation Board
South Carolina
Tsclin, Jefferson & Company
United ‘Textile Workers
Porcelain Enamel Workers’ Union
Mechanical Department
International Association of Machinists
Mechanical Department Association
Banker Urges Court Expansion In New Deal Era
D F Guinan president of Merchants Bank in Honey City Pa argues the Supreme Court should be expanded from nine to thirteen judges to support federal laws vital for industrial recovery. He condemns groups opposed to New Deal policies and defends Congress's power to legislate for public welfare, labeling critics as paid propagandists.
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D. F. Guinan
Merchants Banking T. Company
Mahoney City
Supreme Court of the United States
Citzens
Trust Company
Federal Reserve System
Supreme Court
Congress
A F L Plans Drive For Thirty Hour Bill
The American Federation of Labor executive council meets in Miami to push a thirty hour week measure in Congress. William Green cites 11 million unemployed as urgency and backs the Walsh and O Mahoney bills on fair labor standards, licensing, and anti union busting. The report notes growth in unions across cement, rubber, radio, and automotive sectors and supports the ILGWU in New York amid Tampa convention tensions.
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L. News Service
Miami
Fla
Executive Council
The
American Fedeation of Labor
William Green
Federation
Jabora
Congress
Green
Organized Labor
Walsh
O'Mahoney
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union
New York
Tampa
American Federation of Labor
Wisconsin Labor Urges Commerce Clause Change
The executive board of the Wisconsin State Federation of Labor votes to demand a constitutional amendment. The move aims to alter the regulation of commerce clause in the federal constitution.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
ILNS
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Norris seeks unanimous Supreme Court control over laws
Senator George Norris of Nebraska argues for eliminating the Supreme Court veto by five to four votes. He proposes stripping inferior courts of constitutionality review, placing that power in a single court whose rulings go straight to the Supreme Court for final approval. He quotes requiring a unanimous decision to deem a law unconstitutional.
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L. News Service
United States Supreme Court
Congress
George N. Norris
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Norvis
Britain Faces Billion Dollar Naval Build Up
Lord Stabolgi, ex admiralty war staff, warns the London five power talks fail to cut warship growth would force Britain to spend at least one billion dollars on replacements. He says nations, including the United States, will pay the bill as governments dip into every citizen's pocket. He also suggests a taxpayer strike against rising armaments.
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Lord Stabolgi
British Admiralty War Staff
London
Britain
Great Britain
United States
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