Roosevelt report on British labor and registry sparks debate
The presidential report on British labor relations drew fire over a proposed employer unionism recommendation that was trimmed to preserve unanimity. Critics claim it could shield unions from damages under registry rules, while others see it as a political move by Roosevelt amid labor and international tensions.
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Asshington
Charles R. Hook
National Manufacturers Association
American Rolling Mill Company
John Lewis
Roosevelt
New York
Naonal Electric
AFL Electrical Brotherhood
G O P Cash Plans in Race for House Seats
Republicans build a large campaign fund with Joe Martin stating a $175,000 bankroll and expectations of tripling before the campaign. They aim for as much as $500,000, with typical costs around $300,000, focusing on contested districts rather than secure GOP areas. Roosevelt signals concern over liberal Republican remarks via press liaison Steve Early as reporters seek quotes.
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Joe Martin
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
House
New England
Off the Record Chat Between President and Steve
An off the record exchange shows Steve telling the President he has too much already. The President laughed, then said nothing further.
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Steve
Family Tree Pedigree Chart Promised by Dr Wisgam
An education column discusses marriage success as a predictor of life success. It cites William Lyon Phelps and two Guildford psychologists on praise and introversion, then promotes a two color Family Tree pedigree chart by Dr A E Wisgam, mailed for 15 cents and mailed from The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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William Lyon Phelps
Yale
Wigcam
A. E. Wisgam
Cedar Rapids
Autumn Peril for Dogs and Wasps
A peculiar note from James Nuth warns dog owners of autumn dangers as wasps season begins. The writer promises ongoing study of dogs and hints at insights awaiting discovery, framing the topic as modern dog lore and practical caution for readers.
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James Nuth
Tail-Wagger tale of a wasp sting in a dog
A reader quotes Nuth's Airedale and Punch in Tail-Wagger, Britain’s canine journal. A wasp bites and swallows Punch, then regurgitates him as he tires and collapses. Vet’s verdict: poison introduced to Punch’s throat. gasping follows. The writer seeks similar dog anecdotes for possible publication.
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Great Britain
Punch
Ben Jonson Inscription Error on Grave Stone
A grave marker for Ben Jonson reportedly bears a carved misreading, reading O vare Ben Jonson instead of the intended Ovare Ben Jonson, reflecting a stonecutter’s slip and a rare on-site typo in an artistically notable memorial.
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Ben Jonson
Ovare
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France
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Bradley Knitting Mills
Sportswear, Second Fleet
Killian Company
Dad
By Albert Payson
Terhune
Killian
Sonm
Xoget
Deily
Davenport
Burlington House
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