NLRB Officials Urged to Maintain Neutral Stance
In Denver a heated session centered on labor board neutrality as NLRB officials resisted pressures amid AFL CIO tensions. President Roosevelt’s greeting followed Madden defense of the board’s handling of existing contracts and potential changes only at contract expirations.
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Prison Strike Threatens Joliot Inmate Protests
A chaotic note from the Joliet facility hints at a planned strike with inmates threatening disruptions. The warden warns authorities expect no violence and prepared to respond as necessary during the action.
Roosevelt Urges Global Peace Lead From United States
President Roosevelt warns of growing world war dangers and argues nations must honor treaties and seek peace. He cites Briand Kellogg pact and urges America to lead with restraint, support for international cooperation, and careful steps to avoid involvement.
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Retirement Review At Fort Torre By Second Coast Artillery
The New York based Second Coast Artillery will hold a full dress review at Fort Torre Friday. A 29 year old retiree, Jack, receives a rover and is honored as the unit notes long service in the Army.
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FDR Urges Lead Role in Peace Efforts at Bridge Dedication
President Roosevelt spoke at Chicago Outer Link bridge dedication urging positive steps to preserve peace and warning isolation is not protection. He argued the United States should lead in an international move to safeguard peace while linking the city's north and south shores with a $6.57 million project funded in part by public works funds.
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Lewis denies all political ambitions in CIO address
John L. Lewis told 12 000 CIO affiliates at Madison Square Garden that his only political aims were supporting Thomas Kennedy for Pennsylvania governor and Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, with labor party growth. He blasted William Green as a seven year old defying his parents and using a political wheeze to secure re election.
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Cardinal Mundelein and President Roosevelt Dine in Chicago
President Roosevelt and George Cardinal Mundelein greeted warmly at the Cardinal’s North State Parkway home after dedicatory exercises for Chicago’s new Link bridge. Police held back a cheering crowd as the guest and host arrived for lunch.
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Weather Report Cedar Rapids Tuesday Skies Clearer
Temperatures rose to 75 with high humidity after a wet Monday in Cedar Rapids. The low stayed around 64 overnight, climbing to 67 by midmorning Tuesday as clouds dispersed. Rainfall totaled about one fifth of an inch per Chambers Inskeep records.
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Drunken Driving Seen as Revenue Source in City Courts
The article argues Driving While Impaired cases are treated as revenue generators, noting typical $300 fines with $200 suspended to secure guilty pleas. It recalls a Friday arrest on Highway 13 and a Saturday plea and punishment, questioning state patrol influence and urging stricter enforcement to prevent deadly accidents.
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Roosevelt speech shifts policy stance amid global tensions
Berlin observers question America's departure from isolation while praising potential educative value. Soviet and French circles see alignment with peace efforts, while Italy calls the speech demagogic and vague. Chiang Kai-shek officials welcome U.S. support against Japan, reaffirming ties and hope for coordinated action.
League urges direct aid to China by 10 nations
A U S minister to Switzerland and the drafting sub committee backed expanding aid to China. The advisory committee approved adding a fifth section urging nearly three dozen league states to consider immediate direct aid to China. The report also notes Russia and Germany may be invited to future talks.
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New Suit Filed Against Doyle And Mrs Godde
Hollywood reports a new legal entanglement in the Doyle Godde case as Thomas McGovern of London seeks 6658.47 in a suit tied to Doyle the Irish thrush and his fiancee Mrs Delphine Dodge Godde. A denial stated that Mrs Godde had not been served with a deposition subpoena in the two million dollar love theft case brought by Judith Allen.
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Benjamin Tait et al to Tait and Warner Co. Inc. land parcels
Transfer of numerous lots and plats, including many numbered parcels and street easements, from Benjamin Tait and others to Tait and Warner Co. Inc. The conveyance references specific lots, plats, and prior city conveyances with a date noted as 8 21 37 and a recorded value of $1.
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China Hails Roosevelt Speech on Economic Boycott Aims at Japan
Chinese leaders in Shanghai and Nanking saw Roosevelt's call for a quarantine against aggressor nations as a path to a broad economic boycott of Japan and possible mediation. Diplomats split on Japan's response while Chiang Kai-shek allies urged U S aid to resist Japan's advance in North China amid rising pro American sentiment.
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Million crowd greets Roosevelt at Chicago bridge dedication
President Roosevelt rode through a near million strong crowd along Michigan Avenue to dedicate the Outer Drive Link bridge connecting Chicago's lakefront north and south arteries. The ceremony at 10 45 CST featured Harold Ickes of the Public Works Administration noting over 1 9 million contributed and a total project cost near 6 5 million.
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Electrocution Near Roosevelt Visit Shocks Chicago
Joseph Zlowotoski, 40, a Chicago truck driver, was electrocuted Tuesday after standing on a railroad car to watch President Roosevelt pass. His head touched a trolley wire used by Illinois Central suburban trains near the new outer drive bridge.
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Arrest Sought in Suspected Double Murder at Spencer
Coroner J M Sokol reports Jayne believed murdered after last seen Saturday night by Mrs Jayne and Axtell. An earlier July assault on Jayne preceded the death near Spencer on the outskirts, with the widow living upstairs and Jayne downstairs. Jayne, father of three, had recent quarrels and a feared assailant may have entered through a basement corridor.
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Senator Norris In Good Health After Checkup Visit
Senator George Norris of Nebraska was pronounced in good health by Mayo Clinic doctors in Rochester Minnesota. He was here for a general checkup and was expected to leave within a day or two.
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