Reciprocal trade treaty with Great Britain discussed in Washington
Washington reports indicate the United States and Great Britain may negotiate a reciprocal tariff pact. Observers warn over-eager moves could risk a poor deal, while a well-crafted agreement could benefit both nations as Britain remains the U.S. best customer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Walter Runciman
British Board of Trade
Roosevelt
Runciman
Hull
Work Wanted Man Seeks Equity in Business Growth
A former number two man connected to public and political enterprises offers a private business role with potential equity rather than a salary. He argues for aggressive effort and influential contacts, noting how a simple ads strategy could shift rates and visibility in media.
What Are the Minority's Rights in Collective Bargaining
The piece discusses whether unions should represent all workers in an industry when their members form a majority, noting historic debates over majority rule versus minority rights. It mentions federal powers to end strikes and cites Bertram Benedict on historical background, referencing Maine and Vermont's Roosevelt support and General Motors strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press Association
United States
National Party
Jim Farley
White House
General Motors
Bertram Benedict
Maine
Vermont
Roosevelt
Morts
Democratic Party
Senators and Representatives for Maine and Vermont on Labor Board
The text outlines debates over representation in U S labor boards, noting the national labor board favoring majority rule, proponent views by General Johnson, Richberg, and General Motors, and a 1934 shift toward proportional representation. It cites Roosevelt on works councils and mentions the Wagner Act context and automobile industry strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Vermont
National Labor Board
General Johnson
Donald R. Richberg
General Motors
Automobile Labor Board
Roosevelt
A. F. of L
United Automobile Workers
The Rich, Poor, and Enduring Spirit Across a Storied Land
A harsh look at class and resilience through mountain communities in Jugoslavia and broader American attitudes. It contrasts poverty’s endurance with modern comforts, notes hunger and scarcity, and mocks vanity while urging hard work and self reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jugoslavia
Louis Adamic
America
New York Vaudeville Faith Remains Unshaken
The New York vaudeville troupe scene endures amid hard times with hopeful performers awaiting a return to earlier opulence. Comedian Immy Savo gains star pay from a cast switch in The White Horse Inn while Robert Taylor wanes and Tyrone Power rises as cinema royalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immy Savo
Hey
Robert Taylor
Tyrone Power
Short Notes on Coward and Pop Culture Echoes
A collage of literary and film musings. Comments on Coward’s knack for sudden witty lines, references to Margaret Mitchell, and a vivid scene of a shabby Spuyten Duyvil house hint at popular perception and gendered views. Includes a teenage voice on dating and honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spuyten Duyvil
Mrs H Learns to Value Inner Qualities Over Exterior
The text contrasts Mrs H’s embarrassment at her husband’s weak grammar and poor table manners with the hope that she learns these externals are unimportant. It extols a real man loved by townspeople and respected by all, while noting girls or Miss Manners admonish boyish behavior.
Dot's Admonition on Men and Marriage
Dot asserts that men overlook brains for beauty and vows to find a man who loves her as she is. The dialogue questions whether other girls share Dot’s views or if any boys are unsettled by her accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Right
Dot
Returning figure eases crowd as promised visit nears
He may return as planned, calming anxious observers. If people know of his approach, his own worry should lessen significantly.
No, don’t trust rumors about her character
A reminder to rely on personal knowledge and judgment rather than gossip from friends. It urges evaluating a person based on direct interactions and avoiding prejudice from idle chatter.
Automobile Industry Dominates Metal Working Equipment Use
It is estimated that nearly a quarter of all United States metal working equipment is dedicated to automobile manufacturing, highlighting the sector's extensive tooling needs and production scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Eatored
Llinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
U. S
Marion
Ppacertising Representatives
Chicago
Allen-Klapp-Frazier CO
Michigan Ave
New York
Allen-Klapp-Frazier
Fifth Avenue
The
International News
United Press
Congreve
Europe
Ripley
Sticks
George Clark
Jackson
Jay-Boy
York
Broadway
Canarsie
Palace
Somerset
Albee
Percy Williams
Metropolis
Verheard
the Waldorf
Morris Bagby
Murray Hill
Millionaire Row
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Vinh
Young Power
Apollo
Harry Hansen
Coward
Margaret Mitchell
Atlanta
Mary Manners
Miss Manners
Willie Willis
J. J
DIAL
White Eagle Coal CO
First Street
Yee
K.W.H
OWA Electric Light and Power Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!