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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1938

Page

10

Population shift predicts older nation after 1988

Washington AP report on a committee forecast that the U S population would peak around 158 million by 1988 then decline with a rising share of older workers. It warns of a larger retired cohort by 1980 and notes the need for policies to retain worker adaptability amid technological change.

Washington Roosevelt Committee On Population Problems White House National Resources Committee United States

Mrs. Laurel Sentenced On Reckless Driving Charge

Mrs. Stan Laurel, the blonde Russian dancer and wife of Stan Laurel, received five days in jail after pleading guilty to driving recklessly without a license. Judge Charles Griffin suspended 25 days of a 30 day sentence in exchange for a $100 fine, six month driving ban, two year probation, and one person serving the remaining five days, with Mrs. Laurel filing notice of appeal.

Hollywood Iiana Laurel Stan Laurel Charles Griffin Beverly Hills

Radio Programs Evening Schedule Highlights

Radio listings detail evening and morning programs across NBC CBS and local stations. Entries include orchestras hosts such as Roy Shield Dorsey Ben Bernie Kyser and Henderson with multiple station chains and programs like Amos n Andy and Lights Out. The schedule spans 6:00 pm to 11:30 pm with numerous broadcasts and cross-network mentions.

NBC WEAF Roy Shield WJZ Chain CBS Wabc and Chain WEAP WJZ Ben Bernie WABC WBBM KMOX WOC WCCO Weaf Chain Music Camp Larry Clinton Paul Pendarvis Fletcher Henderson William Farmer Red Norvo Lang Thompson Tommy Dorsey Veterans Forum WHO Husky O’hare Dance Orchestra Weaf Ann Henri Gendron Wee Wcco

Harlan firm found guilty by NLRB in labor case

The Harlan Fuel Company of Yancey Kentucky was ruled to have violated the Wagner Act and must reinstate 24 employees with back pay. The NLRB also disestablished the Yancey Workmen Association, found contracts with the group invalid, and ordered the company to halt interference with unions and permit union organizers access to town facilities.

Washington (Lp National Labor Relations Board Harlan Fuel Company Yancey Harlan County London Yancey Workmen Association, Inc United Mine Workers of America UMWA NLRB Elzo Guthrie Harlan Company District 19 Tipple

Harlan Coal Company Responds To Board Order

The Harlan company, employing about 500 men and mining roughly 500000 tons of coal yearly, indicates it will comply with the board's order. About 90 percent of its coal is sold outside Kentucky. The company must notify the NLRB regional director at Cincinnati in writing within 10 days detailing steps taken toward compliance.

NLRB Cincinnati Harlan Company Kentucky

Political Broadcast Rules Adopted By FCC

Washington dispatch reports the FCC on July 1 adopted rules under section 315 of the Communications Act governing political broadcasting. Chairman Frank R. McNinch said the rules will help stations and candidates while requiring good faith and fair treatment. The commission will vigorously enforce infractions.

Washington INS Federal Communications Commission Commission Frank R. McNinch

Iowa Leads Midwest in Productivity and Education Expenditures

Washington AP reports Iowa shows higher productivity per male worker than other midwestern states for 1924-28, with middle states at 1438 dollars per worker, only exceeded by the Far West and Northwest. The survey notes slower city growth ahead, death rates around 8 to 8.9 per 1000 for 1929-1931, and Iowa education spending about 73 dollars per child in 1930 versus national 58.

Washington Iowa Midwest National Resources Committee Middle States Far West Northwest United States Southeast Mississippi River California South Tee Dakotas

Lita Grey Chaplin Weds Manager in California ceremony

Lita Grey Chaplin Aguirre and business manager Arthur F. Day Jr. married Tuesday at a Manhattan Beach Catholic church in a ceremony conducted by Father Peter Conway. This marks her third marriage following a divorce from Henry Aguirre Jr. finalized last Friday.

Los Angeles Lita Grey Chaplin Aguirre Charles Chaplin Arthur F. Day, Jr Manhattan Beach Peter Conway Henry Aguirre, Jr

Touhy Gangster Sentenced to 20 Years in Mail Robbery Case

Fus Costner, formerly with the Touhy gang of Chicago, was sentenced in Asheville N. C. to 20 years in federal prison after entering a guilty plea for a mail robbery. The case ties Costner to a broader Chicago gang operation and marks a high‑profile conviction in the federal mail theft prosecutions.

Touhy Asheville N. C Rufus Costner Chicago

Plea Entered On Mail Robbery and Related Charges

A defendant pleaded guilty to charges including interfering with the U S mail receiving stolen property and conspiracy. The plea outlines the offenses and the government’s case parameters in the ongoing federal matter.

United States

Smallest baby born in Nashua dies at 12 days old

The 38 ounce infant daughter of Mrs. Horton Glynn of Bennington died Tuesday in Nashua New Hampshire. The baby was reported as the smallest ever born in the city.

Nashua N. H Horton Glynn Bennington

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