Listening To Industrial America by Frazter Hunt
Famed correspondent Frazier Hunt tours industrial regions from Chicago to Pittsburgh, interviewing steel workers and bosses about the New Deal and the Wagner bill. He finds labor supporters optimistic while fear of job loss and rising costs shapes views in Hammond Indiana Homestead and beyond.
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Frazter
Jps
NDA Secure Inc
Irdiena Harbour
Iddine Fortresses
Guravic
Roosevelt
Huey
Fem Ronservelt
Ster
Chicago
Pittsburch
Frazier Hunt
United States
NEA Service
Cedar Rapids
Bly
Council
America
NRA
Hammond
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Grant
Earl Reed
Irie
National Steel Corporation
Ernest
West End
Ohio River
Lewis Leonard
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
United Miners
Homestead
Monongahela
Les Ammon Street
Rooserve
Tra
Atlaator
Wang
Stee
Atner
Tomorrow: Tinorganized and somewhat disillusioned auto workers
Tomorrow several auto workers voice discontent and plan to mobilize around Roosevelt era policies. The piece notes organized labor frustration and potential strikes, highlighting key names and locations to watch for escalating labor tensions.
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Roosevelt
Army Muffed Good Chance To Get Public Works Funds
In a Johnson column, the admin's cabinet dynamics are weighed amid war to peacetime funding. The piece argues the army needed modern equipment under NIRA, highlighting Secretary Dern's hesitance in contesting for public works shares with Ickes, and calling for rapid mechanization and armored mobility.
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Washington
Navy
Root
Taft
Garrison
Swanson
Army
Dern
Ickes
Allocation failures slow wartime public works drive
The piece laments missed chances to boost mobility and job creation through public works in the 1930s. It criticizes policymakers Ickes Hopkins Dern for diverting funds, leaving army equipment underfunded as hundreds of millions stay unspent or misused, hindering relief and employment.
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Dern
Ickes
Dairymen conform to city regulations report shows
Dr. A R Menary, city dairy inspector, told council October dairies met city rules. Milk tests must be 3 percent butterfat and 50 000 bacteria per cubic centimeter or less, with cream at 16 percent butterfat. The survey lists numerous dairies with low or very low bacterial counts.
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A. R. Menary
Nationally renowned orchestra to headline benefit dance
An outstanding orc chestra of national repute, the police group has engaged Frank and Milt Britton's orchestra featured in Rudy Vallee's latest picture and Ziegfeld's last Follies. The band appears at the Iowa theater and is known for a standout stage show. Proceeds from the dance go to the Protective association endowment fund for death benefits. Dance committee includes Chief of Police Ray Tapper, Capt. Jesse Clift, Sergt. Frank Hrabetin, Det Lyle Marshall, Patrolmen Howard Walsh and John Hanna.
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Frank
Milt Britton
Rudy Vallee
Ziegfeld
The
Protective Association
F Police
Ray Tapper
Jesse Clift
Frank Hrabetin
Lyle Marshall
Howard Walsh
John Hanna
Policemen Begin Ticket Sale For Annual Ball
Members of the Policemen's Protective association started ticket sales Monday for the third annual ball to aid widows and orphans of police. The dance will be held December 4 at the Shrine temple fitting the group’s charitable policy.
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Policemen’s Protective Association
Police Department
Shrine Temple
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Wagner
Putin
Lake Michigan
Borveu
Fe Bey
Aswan
Mit Taraukteat
Wits Tea
Okinow
Balb
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Ss Lae
Ane Co
Lyvian’s Cafe
Grand Hotel Corner
Sore É ’ Cary
Johnson
Hugh S. Johnson
General Johnson
Cabinet
NIRA
Arma
George H. Dern
Claude A. Swanson
Amuk
Benge
James
Barta
Bezdek Wes
Bindler
Bile Valley Dairy
Bile’ Valley Dairy
Blue Valley Dairy
Blue Valley Salays
Carver’s
Jersey
Carver's
Cedar Heights Farm
Cedar Valley Dairy
Davis Dairy
Dice John
Dowd Dairy
Dow's
Maniti
Edsewood
Elmhurst Guernsey Farm
Evergreen Farm
Goodenough
Guernsey Haven
Hanson Walt
Kenwood Dairy
Singer Frank
Krebs Dairy Co
Guer
Avach
Lakeside Dairy
Lescox
McNulty Bros Dairy
hMcCoy Dairs
Oo McRaith Dairy
Melrose Dairy
Melrose
Payne
Penningroth
Petrack
Petty
Rose Brothers
Searies
Sunnyside
Stark Joe
Vondracek Dairy
Vondracek
Perpetual Savings & Loan Association
Third Street
ART Schaffner & Marx
Stormtester
Armstrong
Iowa
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