Labor backs Ford over Green or Lewis per Fortune survey
Fortune magazine reports a labor opinion survey showing workers trust Henry Ford and Senator Robert Wagner more than William Green and John L. Lewis. It notes 56.6 percent want unions out of politics, 55.6 percent see communists as bad or misguided, and 43.4 percent support drastic action against them.
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Norman Thomas
Tom Girdter
Earl Browder
Union survey names 11 workers to rate labor figures
Interviewers listed 10 men and one woman and asked which individuals have been helpful or harmful to labor. Willie Willis questions conscience as the survey proceeds.
Leopold's Children In France At Poitiers Chateau
Paris reporting indicates King Leopold's children are located at a chateau near Poitiers in west central France south of the Loire river as of Tuesday.
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Paris
Poitiers
Loire River
Waukegan Men Rescued After Lake Michigan Sighting
The US coast guard reported three Waukegan businessmen missing for 24 hours on Lake Michigan were found and their 26 foot yawl towed into Kenosha Wisconsin port.
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US Coast Guard
Waukegan, Ill
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The Mind's Eye on Gender Roles in Work and Power
An author notes science guides moral choices but cannot define right or wrong. The piece discusses femininity versus masculinity for women in business and politics, arguing men prefer feminine conduct and appearance. It cites great women as embodying femininity.
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Tney
Getting Along With People and Self Knowledge Spotlight
A human interest item combines Milton Wright's guidance on mastering social harmony with self analysis and notes on introverts versus extroverts. The column also features brief reader Q and A humor by Flapper Fanny and a critique of the idea of an innate fighting instinct, citing Havelock Ellis.
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Milton Wright
Dr. Wisgam
Havelock Ellis
No Bombardment, Only Sky Rockets
Detroit residents worried Windsor faced air bombardment after alarms on Monday proved unfounded. Scare eased as officials clarified the threat was a false alert and no bombardment occurred.
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Detroit
Windsor
Holy Family Church Windsor Hosts Celebration With Fireworks
A Windsor ceremony sponsored by Holy Family church featured rockets and aerial bombs as part of the church celebration. The event highlighted community participation and festive observance in the town.
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Holy Family Church
Windsor
Gannett F R Attacks Roosevelt Defense Policy for Politics
Frank Gannett, publisher and GOP hopeful from Rochester, accused President Roosevelt of using defense for political ends. He warned of tyranny, cited high taxes and debt, and urged unity against what he called a Roosevelt bid for more power.
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