Wage stalemate swirls around Green and AFL execs
Administration negotiators pressed for a compromise on wages and hours but Bill Green and his AFL executive council held the deciding veto. Silent dinners and chamber discussions surrounded key senators and committee leaders as Gallant hopes faded for a quick settlement.
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Vvsseineton
Bill Green
A. F
L. Executive Council
House
Green
Labor Department
Thomas
Senate Labor Committee
Ramspeck
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
Kraschel names 17 to study federal funds use in state
Governor Kraschel named 17 Iowans to a committee to review how federal funds are used in Iowa and to identify the wisest expenditures. Members include M. L. Hutton, George Keller, W. W. Waymack, O. R. Latham, and several university and farm organization leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kraschel
Des Moines
Nelson G Kraschel
M.L. Hutton
The
Conservation Commission
George Keller
WPA
Amarillo Plans Mother-In-Law Day Parade
Amarillo, Texas prepares for a large Mother-In-Law Day celebration begun in 1934. Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt is slated as honor guest, with governors Allred Ammons Marland and Tingley among the attendees. A grand parade will feature white and Navajo mothers in law as guests.
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Amarillo
Tex
Panhandle
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
James V. Allred
Texas
Teller Ammons
Colorado
E. W. Marland
Oklahoma
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
Navajo Reservation
Readings on Opportunity and Caution for Birthdays
The passage speaks of a day’s lunar and mutual aspects signaling potential advancement and prosperity. It warns of fraud or deception requiring vigilance and discernment, and notes a birthday person may face great opportunities alongside difficult subtleties. A child born then may show talent and ambition with risks of seclusion.
Edgar A. Guest Poet of the People Life and Death
A compact tribute outlines Edgar A. Guest as The Poet of the People, noting Death as indifferent to human ills and Life as awareness of care. It includes a quip on laughter and a meditation on success, then redirects readers to farm supplies ads in the Farmers Market Place.
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Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
New Ultraviolet Lamp Kills Germs Without Harming People
The American Institute announces a new ultraviolet lamp that sterilizes germs on money hands and surfaces without eye irritation. It is first installed at the Lafayette Bank & Trust teller window in Suffern New York. Doctors report significant infection reductions in operating rooms and other settings, touting broad use from banks to restaurants and dairies.
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New York
The
American Institute
Lafayette Bank & Trust Company
Suffern
Suffern Bank
Deryk Hart
Duke Hospital
Durham
Hart
Harvey C Rentschler
Rail rider contracts infection in semi public place
A regular railroad passenger falls ill with an infection after visiting a local restaurant or drug store. Dr Rentschler, director of research at Westinghouse Lamp Co Bloomfield N J, is co inventor with Dr Robert F James of the same firm.
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Rentschler
Westinghouse Lamp Co
Bloomfield
N. J
Robert F. James
Mexico Embargoes Oil Firm Bank Accounts
Mexico City reports the federal labor board embargoed banks holding the accounts of American and foreign oil companies to pay petroleum workers for May 28 to June 9 strike period. The move follows a wage award totaling 7.3 million pesos annually and concerns warned of potential plant withdrawals or reduced operations.
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Mexico City
Federal Labor Board
Mexican Supreme Court
Mexico
Farley Reveals New Presidential Stamp Series
Post master General James A. Farley announced a complete revision of regular postage stamps the first since 1922 23. The 31 stamp series timelines presidents in order with portraits of deceased leaders and new denominations 45 18 19 35 and 40 cents. Former President Hoover will not appear.
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Washington
James A. Farley
Farley
Roosevelt
Herbert Moorer
Golden Gate
Niagara Falls
Statue of Liberty
Buffalo
Arlington and
Lincoln Memo
Radio Programs Evening Schedule Across Networks
The listing details NBC CBS and affiliated stations with dense hourly programming notes for WEAF WJZ WABC and WBBM. It covers dramas comedies musical variety talk and soap variety shows along with orchestras and notable performers such as Al Jolson Ruth Carhart and Dick Powell across times from 6 to 11 PM and beyond.
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Andy
NBC
WEAF
WJZ Chain
Vocal Varieties
Weaf Chain
Mr Keen
Lost Persons
Hollywood
CBS
WOC
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
WCCO
Dick Gasparre
Orchestra
Harry Jack
WJZ
Helen Menken
WAHC
Heay Pin Della Chitsa
Russ_ Moregan
al Jolson
WARBC
SMOX
NDC
Horace Heldt
al Pearce
His Gang
Bert Lytell
Jimmy Valentine
Nbct
WHBM
Ernest Gill
Harry Kagen
Lenny Goodman
Jimmy Fidler
Weaf Chain -Follies Program (Cbs) Wbbm Woc Kmox Wcco
Dale Carnesie
Knute Hul
Ruby Newman
Stlening Busse
Na&c
WIZ
Bunny Berlgan
Wabc and Chain
Woody Herman
Bhlek Webb
WIZ Chain
Red Norvo
Mike Riley
Lucile
Lanny
Don McNeill
M.c
Wd2
Frank Luther
Maadison Ensemble
Walc and Chain
Landt Trio
Mary
Margaret McBride
National Farms
Helen Trent
Emerson Gill
Amarillo
Tex
Arnold Grimm
Daught
Earl Sheanord
Youns's
Deen River Boys
SAP
the Guiding Light
Metropolitan Opera Guild
Lorenzo Jones
Ransom Sherman
Mary Marlin
Nuehes Reel
National Congress of Pta
WAZ
Hitty Keene
Road of Life
Allan RR. Dafor
Bennett and Wolverton
Monon
WABM
Sas Ava Sablon
Imo
Abner
Cbsl
Antoi 'No
WJ2
Uncle Ezra
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Manario Cozzi
Acolian Trio
Woco
Wwoc
tHenry Burbig
Wasc and Chain
Roy “Shield
WJZ —Cavalcade of America
Tommy — Dorsey’s Orchestra
Weap Chain
Harriett Parsons
INBC
Eddie Can
WABG
Wwhett
KMOS
Weco
Jimmy Kemper and
Noln Dany
Gene Arniolds
Lobby Aealthy
Woust
Dick “ Gasparre's
Ink Spots
Hob Crosby
Sp-Harace Egns
Ain —Eddy Duchin
George Olsen
Louis Armstrong
Louis Armstrong's Orchestra
Orriner Era
WEA Chain
Erstine Hawkins
Horace Trenderson
Wccco
Stamp series for U S commemoratives announced by Farley
Farley revealed a planned stamp series featuring U S Capitol and Goddess of Freedom imagery with top honors given to Benjamin Franklin on the half cent and George Washington on the one cent. The list includes presidents from John Adams to Calvin Coolidge across multiple denominations with Martha Washington as the only woman in the set. Designs and sale dates to be announced later.
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U. S. Capitol
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Martha Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
Martin van Buren
William H. Harrison
John Tyler
James K. Polk
Zachary Taylor
Millard Fillmore
Franklin Pierce
James Buchanan
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Ulysses S. Grant
Rutherford B Hayes
James A. Garfield
Chester A. Arthur
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge Farley
Walt McDougall, Famed Cartoonist, Dies By Gun
Walt McDougall a famed American cartoonist dies at eighty from a self inflicted gunshot using an old horse pistol. He created Absent Minded Abner Hank the Hermit and Teddy in Africa and was mourned widely in Waterford Connecticut.
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Waterford
Conn
Ins
Walt McDougall
America
McDougall
Abner
Hank the Hermit
Teddy
Africa
Minority warns against Navy Bill in House report
The minority report of the House Naval Affairs Committee opposes Roosevelt’s navy expansion, arguing it grants the President power to enforce foreign policy via power diplomacy. It calls the measure not a defense bill and urges a disarmament conference of great powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Roosevelt
United States
Asia
Navy Department
White House
Ralph E. Church
Wl. W. Sterling Cole
N. Y
Ralph O. Brewster
Congress
Predicted Revolution Aims to Halt Invasion of China
New York based analyst Gerald Eckelmann, a longtime adviser to Chiang Kai shek, predicted a communist revolution will besiege Japan and divert attention from Japan's domestic problems, potentially saving China from Japanese influence. He cites Japan artificially creating tension in China and notes his deep knowledge of Japan and connections in Chiang's circle.
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New York
INS
Gerald Eckelmann
Japan
China
Eckelmann
Chiang Kaishek
Farmers to Receive 335 Million From March to June
Washington AAA announced farmers will share more than 335 million dollars through the agricultural conservation program between March 1 and June 30 with peak payments in March. Through July 1, 1938, payments are expected to exceed the prior seven months by 300 million dollars, with 72 million already paid in the first two months of 1938. Of the 335 million, officials said 110 million would go to farmers in March and 100 million in the following month.
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Washington
INS
AAA
Estimated payments for 1938 period vs prior years
April 80 million dollars, May 80 million, June 45 million. The March through June 1938 total is set against 287 million in 1937 and 168 million in 1936. The figure excludes 130 million dollars in cotton price adjustment payments.
Youthful Slayer Of Mother Indicted In Chicago Case
Sixteen year old Theodore Danielsen Jr was indicted for murder by the March grand jury after testimony that he killed his mother with a butcher knife when scolded for truancy from school. Prosecutors say no death penalty. minimum prison term of 14 years deemed satisfactory.
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Chicago
INS
Theodore Danielsen, Jr
New March
Aleady
Boardwalk Hotel Fire Wrecks Ocean Grove Shorefront
A five story North End hotel on Ocean Grove New Jersey boardwalk was destroyed by a blaze that burned inside for over six hours. Eleven firefighters were injured in the fire.
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Ocean Grove
N. J
Big North End
Penetro Cold Relief Ad Promises Fast Counter Irritation
An advertisement touts Penetro for colds melts that rub in to increase blood flow and relieve local congestion and tightness. The 35c jar claims to contain twice as much as the 2hc size and urges demand at all dealers for stainless Penetro.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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McAdoo
London
Anthony Eden
U.S
Foreign Office
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U. S
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la Follette
George Norris
Norris
Senate
Jackson
Robert H
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Troy
Food Guardian
Montgomery
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