Plan Harmony Pagt for New Deal Economic Peace
A 16 member business leaders group seeks a broad labor harmony plan to align industry with labor before Congress convenes in January. They aim to modernize labor policy, with inputs from major firms and banks, to build an employer worker government trinity.
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Plan Harmony Pagt
NEW Deal
Washington
INL
Great Britain
Sydney G. McAllister
International Harvester Company
Alfred L. Aiken
New York Life Insurance Company
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chase National Bank
Charles A. Cannon
Cannon Mills
Walter J. Cummings
Continental Ilinois National Bank and Trust Company
Frederick H. Ecker
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Owen Young
John M. Franklin
International Mercantile Company
Robert M. Hanes
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Robert Wood Johnson
Johnson and Johnson Corporation
Thomas 7. Parkinson
Equitable Life Assurance Society
William C. Potter
Guaranty Trust Company
S. Clay Williams
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Clarence M. Wooley
American Radiator Company
Owen D. Young
General Electric
Robert H. Cabell
Armour and Company
Edward D. Duffield
Prudential Insurance Company
Time Bomb Found in Jerusalem Market Halted Terror Plot
In Haifa and Jerusalem riots flare as five people die in Arab Jewish violence. Police defuse a time bomb in an Arab market moments before detonation saving lives. Three terrorists die in a clash with constables. a Jewish father and his son are killed near Mishmar Hayarden. Marines patrol Haifa to curb fresh terrorism.
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Haifa
Palestine
Holy Land
Old Jerusalem
Mishmar Hayarden
Jordan River
Des Moines Attorney Ezra D. Marshall Dies at 68
Des Moines attorney and former labor candidate for attorney general Ezra D. Marshall, 68, died overnight after a prolonged illness. He gained prominence eleven years ago by obtaining the release of forty prisoners from Fort Madison penitentiary on writs of habeas corpus, who were serving time for worthless check charges.
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Des Moines
Ezra D. Marshall
Fort Madison
Dress pattern 4857 promises glamorous summer style
Anne Adams promotes pattern 4857 a junior and misses dress with built in boledo slim skirt and pleat options. Offers versions in bright print or dark semi sheer for summer to fall parties. Book and pattern both priced at 25 cents. Send size name address and pattern number to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
With Street
New York
N. XS
Woodmen Pick Cedar Rapids For Convention
Cedar Rapids was chosen by Woodmen of the World and the Woodmen Circle for its biennial meeting in April. Headquarters will be at the Montrose and Roosevelt hotels with over 200 delegates from 510 camps in Iowa and Minnesota, plus 200 Circle graves in Iowa. W. E. Solomon of Des Moines directs the event with local organizers A. I Bailey and Otto Sikora assisting.
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Cedar Rapids
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Circle
Woodmen
Montrose Hotel
Circle
Roosevelt Hotel
Iowa
Minnesota
W. E. Solomon
Des Moines
A. I Bailey
Otto Sikora
Spanish Government Forces In Advance Across Ebro Front
A massed Spanish government army of 70 000 men surged across the Ebro Tuesday in a general advance along a 93 mile front in southern Catalonia. Insurgents report footholds on the west bank near Asco M ora de Ebro as three columns push toward Gandesa 14 miles west of the river.
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Hendaye
France
Ebro
Catalonia
Asco-Mora de Ebro
Gandesa
Jong-quidt
Valencia
Estremadura
Spain
Franco
SEC chief slur on Douglas questioned by bar group
Commissioner Jerome N. Frank condemned an American Bar Association report for demeaning William O. Douglas and asked that the slur be removed. He cited the Pound committee’s administrative law critique of administrative action as biased and inadequately investigated.
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BAR
SEC
Cleveland (Ap
Jerome N. Frank
Securities and Exchange Commission
American Bar Association
William O. Douglas
Commission
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Edward T. Lee
Chicago
John Marshall Law School
United States Supreme Court
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Lee
United States
Law Review
Pound
Global tensions and Hollywood antitrust talk blend
Washington faces hints of a Hitler backed diplomatic gambit as Britain and France probe responses to Czech and Czech Slovakia moves. In Hollywood, Shirley Temple faces an anti trust suit while talks between studios and the administration push toward a consent decree and possible anti monopoly scrutiny.
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Shirley Temple
White House
Will Hays
Mr. R
O'Mahoney
Birthday No Happy Event For Shaw 82
George Bernard Shaw marked his eighty second birthday quietly at Codicote Hertfordshire and refused congratulations. The playwright avoided calls and telegrams while continuing a light writing routine under medical care after a strict diet. When pressed, he refused any birthday wishes saying there is no cause for congratulations at eighty two.
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London
INS
George Bernard Shaw
Codicole
Hertfordshire
Shaw
Bees Take Over Mail Box On Farm Near St Louis
Bee brothers, farmers near St Louis, discover a swarm has occupied their mailbox with the Bee name displayed prominently. A neighboring box was left untouched as the bees settled in, creating an unusual disruption for the family and neighbors.
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ST. Louis
Bee
Luise Rainer Seeks Citizenship In U S
Hollywood actress Luise Rainer appeared before the immigration board for her final examination toward becoming an American citizen within about thirty days.
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Hollywood
INS
Luise Rainer
Immigration Board
Threshers Strike for Beer Demand Ends After Sheriff Mediation
A 26 man threshing crew on the Charles Tuniman farm walked off work in Audubon as temperatures climbed into the 90s demanding beer. Sheriff Fred Celmenson mediated, arranging peace terms and the men returned to work.
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Audubon, In
Charles Tuniman
Mercury
Fred Celmmensen
Tunman
American Bar Association elects four to board of governors
The American Bar Association announced four new board of governors members: George L. Buist of Charleston South Carolina in the Fourth district, Henry S. Ballard of Columbus Ohio in the Sixth district, Carl B. Rix of Milwaukee Wisconsin in the Seventh district, and Thomas Guthrie junior of Des Moines Iowa in the Eighth district. The association reported a membership of 31 161, an all time high.
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Cleveland
American Bar Association
Mondas
George L. Buist
Charleston
Henry S. Ballard
Columbus
Carl B Rix
Milwaukee
Wis
Thomas Guthrie
Des Moines
Former Ruler of Liechtenstein Dies in Castle Felsburg
Vienna dispatch reports Prince Franz I aged 85 former ruler of Liechtenstein died Sunday at Castle Felsburg in Czechoslovakia after a lengthy illness.
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Vienna
Franz I
Principality of Liechtenstein
Castle Felsburg
Czechoslovakia
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Big Band Lineup
Radio listings show a dense 6 to 11 pm schedule across NBC CBS and ABC networks featuring Wayne King Teddy King Abe Lyman and Henry Gendron orchestras Edna Guero Edna Hall and many others with multiple stations including WEAF WJZ WABC KMOX WCCO and WOC. Programs range from talk devotions to music hours sport reviews and serials and note key orchestras and hosts across the chains.
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Lew
WJZ
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Ween
Weaf -Ha Kemp's Orchestra
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Hedynson
Itu al Your Own
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Grant Park
Chicago
Jesse Crawford
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Andy
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Richard Himber
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Russian Front Clashes Reported Near Manchukuo Frontier
Japanese and Manchukuoan forces fought Russian troops along the Ussuri frontier near Hunchun and Yaolintze. Reports say 300 Russians crossed the border, seized Yaolintze, burned houses, and were repelled after five hours of combat.
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Siberian
Nichi Nichi
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Yaolintze
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Russia
11 Year Old Boy Drowned Near Onecota Golf Grounds
Special to The Gazette reports 11 year old Merton Sheetz son of Chester Sheetz of Freeport drowned in the Upper Iowa River near Onecota Golf Grounds Monday afternoon. Companions failed to rescue him. body not recovered by Tuesday morning. Surviving parents and two brothers.
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Gazette
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Merton Sheetz
Chester Sheetz
Freeport
Upper
Iowa River
Onecota Golf Grounds
Mt Auburn Woman Hurt At Motorcycle Hill Climb
Miss Marion Schlotfelt of Mount Auburn suffered a broken collar bone and possible rib injuries when a motorcycle rider was thrown and the machine crashed through a fence near Winton. She was taken to a Vinton hospital for X rays. The rider escaped injury.
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TVA Rate Setting Defended Before Congress Probe
TVA Director David E. Lilienthal defended fixed rates as a calculated risk noting they have withstood time and are even too high. He admitted setting rates in 1933 without board approval to aid municipal negotiations, saying later revenue will amortize investments at Wheeler Wilson and Norris dams.
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Knoxville
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
David E. Lilienthal
Congressional Investigation Committee
Lilienthal
Arthur Sf Morgan
TVA Power
Wheeler, Wilson and
Norris
Wheeler and Wilson
Charles Wolverton
Board debates rate fixing authority and Lilienthal’s powers
Wolverson states the board authorized rate making policies but has no record authorizing Lilienthal to fix and announce rates without approval. The discussion centers on the proper authority for setting municipal rates and the need for formal authorization.
Chicago Youth Dies In Duel Over Girl
Chicago youths clash over an 18 year old girl leaving one suitor dead. Robert Samec, 21, stabbed by August Kuehl, 25, after a confrontation outside Iris Tibor’s home as they argued over the girl during an evening ride.
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August Kuehl
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Iris Tibor
Samee
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