Supreme Court Upholds Two New Deal Measures
The Supreme Court refused to review an NLRB ruling against Jefferey De Witt Insulator Co for refusing to bargain with employees. It also upheld the SEC’s right to subpoena company telegrams in the Ryan Florida case. The decisions reinforce labor and securities enforcement limits on swindling and corporate actions.
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Washington, D. C
TSNS
Supreme Court
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Jefferey de Witt Insulator Co
Kenova
W. Va
NLRB
Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Security and Exchange Commission
Tneel Storks
Frank J. Ryan
Ryan Florida Corporation
Florida ‘Texas Oil Co
SEC
Commission
District Court
Securities & Exchange Act
Iirenit
J. Edward Jones
Justee Cardozo
Lissen
Swo
Senate Committee
Congress
Ack Md
Justin Hugo L. Black
Tapa, Pla
ILNS
U.S. Supreme Court
Justice Black
Duke of Windsor to tour U S promoting Bedaux system
The Duke of Windsor arrives November 15 with the duchess to promote Bedaux efficiency methods. He will advocate the system to employers and may oppose IBM machine sales, under backing from Charles Bedaux and Thomas J Watson.
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Washington
Duke of Windsne
United States
Charles HB. Bedaux
Thomas J. Watson
International Chamber of Commerce
International Business Machines Corporation
Bedaux
France
America
Duke
New York
Agen
Watson
Sally
Exchange and Security Commission
Prince of Wales
Edward VIII
Duke faces challenge selling Bedaux system to Americans
In labor circles the duke must show strong salesmanship to promote Bedaux. American indor has studied the system in action and knows much about it. The duke’s mass popularity may slump if he aims to push the Bedaux plan and faces labor opposition.
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Indor
Wisconsin to Form Permanent Statewide Workers School
Madison reports the University of Wisconsin forms the first permanent state wide school for workers in industry. Classes already hosted in twenty Wisconsin cities with year long study planned. Courses include parliamentary law public speaking trade unionism consumer problems and labor economics.
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Madison
Wis
ILNS
United States
Wisconsin
State University Board of Regents
State University
School For
Labor federation condemns war and treaty breaking
The American Federation of Labor adopts a vigorous Denver declaration denouncing war and treaty violations. It calls for concerted international action, equality of justice, and economic and social security as peacemaking foundations, urging neutrality in conflicts while defending defenseless civilians.
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American Federation of Labor
Denver
Colorado
Committee On International Labor Relations
Europe
Far East
State Charter Denied for Independent Union at Empire Worsted Mills
Albany New York State Board of Standards and Appeals denied a state union charter to 500 workers at Empire Worsted Mills Johnstown. It questioned motives of organizers of an independent union limited to a single employer. The case will be appealed to the courts.
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Albany
N. Y
ILNS
Empire Worsted Mills
Johnstown
State Board of Standards and Appeals
Concerted World Action for Peace and Prosperity
A call for global cooperation linking economic and social security with moral standards. The text argues poverty, low morale, and instability threaten all nations, urging free peoples to pursue a world order based on cooperation, justice, and shared opportunity without special privileges.
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Ohio
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