Railway Express Agencies Reach Wage Settlement
CHICAGO AP The Railway Express agency accepted the wage recommendations of President Roosevelt's emergency fact-finding board, averting a nationwide strike set for 10 a.m. Morse announced at 5:30 a.m. after a four hour conference with A M Hartung and George M Harrison. The board proposed a 10 percent increase versus the management offer of 14 percent. Harrison had warned 40 000 workers would strike unless the board's plan was adopted.
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Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
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Handsome men and self love in Wiggam dialogue
Albert E. Wiggam discusses George Frederick's claim that handsome men love only themselves. The response notes that self awareness of looks depends on the type of handsomeness, suggesting feminine beauty breeds self focus while virile leadership figures may differ.
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Grown-up limits and emotional adolescents in leaders
The text argues that people who buy beyond their means reveal a lack of maturity, labeling them as emotional adolescents or adult children. It notes many leaders are physically grown but mentally underdeveloped, remaining immature in judgment and self-perception.
SUCCESS IN MARRIAGE TEST PROMISES SELF CHECK
A feature promotes a marriage success test by Dr Wigeam and The Lets Explore Your Mind program. It offers a booklet by mail for 10 cents plus a stamped envelope and cites theories on emotions and behavior from psychologist E V Pullins.
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