Atti Gen Mitchell Addresses Barbers on Civic Roles
Attorney General Mitchell urged barbers to use their influence as citizens to elect officials who support the Master Barbers association. He warned that if citizens abstain from public life, small businesses suffer and government fails to provide fair treatment, calling for active participation in governance. More than 100 delegates attended the opening session at the Roosevelt hotel, with L. E. Mell and others speaking on regulation and NRA-era reforms.
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John Mitchell
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Martin Orders Campaign For Ford Employes
Hom er Martin head of the United Automobile Workers directed a Ford organizing drive in Detroit Dearborn and River Rouge stations to mobilize members and form a Ford local while considering possible legal action against Henry Ford for anti union literature. The UAW named Richard T Frankensteen to lead and set up independent Ford locals with Walter Reuther limited to non leadership duties.
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Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
Ford
Henry Ford
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Harry Bennett
Ford Company
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Penick And Ford Employees Aid Health Camp Fund
Penick and Ford Ltd Inc employees contributed to the CAP Good Health Fund totaling 391.00 with a 3364.00 federal labor union donation. Hugh A Sheridan volunteered to work at Camp Good Health near Cedar Rapids, which serves physically handicapped children aged 6 to 12 from needy homes. The camp, founded 1923 by the Public Health Nursing Association, operates near Highway No 30 seven miles east of Cedar Rapids and provides nourishing meals, rest, and supervised play.
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Perukard Ford Ltd Inc
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Cedar Rapids
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Supreme Court limits state taxes on chain stores
The court rejected Louisiana’s special tax on chain stores as a penalty on a business model run across states. Justice Sutherland warned it illegally penalizes out of state activity. Other challengers named include Woolworth, J C Penney, Montgomery Ward, Sears, and Liggett Drug.
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Supreme Court
F W. Woolworth Company
J. C Penny Company
Montgomery Ward and Company
Sears Roebuck and Company
Liggett Drug Company
Two Youths Captured In Davenport For Local Holdup
Davenport police report two youths from Lincoln Nebraska admitted holding up grocer Alex Sheronick at 1436 L Street Southwest Saturday night. They, 21 year old Robert Bayless and 20 year old Forrest Bennet, were arrested after a stolen car was linked to Davenport. The suspects, detained in a Davenport hotel, are accused of stealing $140 and possessing weapons, with police planning to identify further details.
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Davenport
Alex Sheronick
L Street
Sheronick
Robert Vilach
William Kudina
Will
Robert Bayless
Forrest Bennet
Lincoln
Neb Baynless
Ben- NE
Davenport Po
Des Moines
Randall Conpee
Gmaha
Whee
Teseautts
Poe
Bennett
Socialist cabinet reshuffle deepens Spanish upheaval
A new nine member cabinet under Manuel Azana reorganizes key ministries, elevating Prieto to control air, marine, and war matters. Catalan nationalist Jaime Ayguade becomes labor minister, while CNT ally Juan Garcia Oliver is replaced. In Bilbao, rebel shells hit the city as loyalist refugees seek aid from France and Britain amid the Basque siege.
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Prieto
Zagata Goitin
Angel Galarza
Manuel de Iroja
Juan Garcia Oliver
CNT Syndicalist
Jesus Hernandez
Jaime Ayguade
Anastasio de Gracia
Bernardo Gmer de Los Rios
Esguerra
Public Works
Julio Just
Esquerra
Senora Federica Montseny
Manuel Azana
Dr Negrin
Largo Caballero
Hendaye
Bilbao
Emilio Mola
France
Britain
Antonio Aguirre
Four High Soviet Officials Arrested in Union Shake-Up
MOSCOW four former high officials of the central trade council were arrested as enemies of the people after a soviet retrenchment wave hit the unions. The entire union secretariat was dismissed at a full council meeting save for U M Shvernik who remains head of the council with reforms urged for the union system focusing on workers welfare.
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Moscow
INS
Central Trade Council
U M Shvernik
Mother Confesses Killing 8 Year Old Girl on Train
Police say a mother confessed to killing her 8 year old daughter after being met at a station by two men who drove them to woods. The girl suffered a throat wound and severe burns with lacerations on hands, while a boy survived with a throat gash and incoherent statements. A butcher knife, bloodstained scissors, and a gas bottle were found near the children. both had blond hair and blue eyes.
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Mommie
Helen
Simmie
Joe Old
Momms
Joe
General Mills Signs Labor Pact With AFL at Bill ing Co
An agreement covering general labor policies of General Mills, Inc., was announced Monday by the Billing Company with the American Federation of Labor. The pact aims to govern nationwide labor relations for the firm.
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General Mills, Inc
American Federation of Labor
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