Labor Board Defied by Weir Steel Leader
Ernest Tener Weir chairman of Weirton Steel refused the national labor board’s rules for a workers' representative election. He stated any agreement with the board will be terminated and the vote will proceed under the employees' organization. Jesse Miller delivered a counter proposal but Weir stuck to his stance. The board indicated it was out of the election.
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Pittsburgh
Ernest
Tener Weir
Weirton Steel Company
National Labor Board
U. B. Steel Corporation
National Steel
Ebbert D. Wagner
Jesse I. Miller
Wagner
Ates] Uit Electin
Weir
Labor Department
Washington
Weirton Cs Company
Plarite Im
Weirton, W
Pom Weir
Broadway and Rialto Theaters Lose Election Plans
The article lists multiple era stage titles and stars including Constance Cummings Paul Kelly Russ Colombo Gregory Ratoff May Robson Warren Will Ham Guy Kibbre Glendz Farrell Walter Winebeil and others. It notes the labor board election rules were set aside for a company election, with 88 employer proposed seats and petitions signed by ten workers. The Weirton Steel case involves dispute over nominating plans and board supervision amid fears of intimidation and a call for fair election under the National Recovery Act.
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Kearse
Walter Winebeil
Constance Cummings
Paul Kelly
Blowsom Seeley
Russ Colombo
Gregory Ratoff
Texas Gaiman
Sews
Columbia
Virginian
Hee
Hollywood
Orock
Dinckinail
James Capra
Mse Clarke
Margaret Lindsay
Henry O'Neill
Weir Letter Sparks Labor Board Intervention Talk
Fragments indicate Weir’s letter discussion ongoing with mentions that the labor board chairman was prepared to seek the attorney general’s involvement if required. The note suggests escalation potential and administrative maneuvering around a labor dispute.
Peek Is Assigned to Head Export Organization
A White House statement named Peek to head the export organization after a meeting with top officials including Morgenthau Jones Wallace Onoate and Phillips. Morgenthau and Wallace left for Chicago to address the American Farm Bureau federation meeting tomorrow.
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Morgenthau
Jesse H. Jones
Reconstruction Corporation
Wallace
Joseph H. Onoate, Jr
Alcohol Control Administration
Phillips
State Department
White House
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Peek
Battle over consumers tax shapes liberal stance in state
Liberal leaders and House Finance Chair A J Dubliner back a bloc resisting the consumers tax while Democrats in Mercer and Mation argue against it. Senate support grows with John Myers among leaders. House liberal group may block passage creating a stalemate. Bills on graduated net income tax and repeal of gross income tax loom. If depletion tax passes, repeal of gross sales tax could follow.
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A. J. Dubliner
House Finance Committee
Oscar H. Bollard
Mercer
House
Senate
Flay
John c. Myers
Lawmakers Seek Approval for Governor Borrowing Plan
The House amended the resolution to limit borrowing to the appropriation amount and require Senate concurrence before sending it to the governor. Last week the House addressed unpaid teacher issues by passing a bill.
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House
Senate
West Virginia Legislature Debates Taxes and Redistricting Proposals
Lawmakers in the House push a bill to appoint an auditor to distribute ability taxes to counties in exchange for county no fund orders while vigorous debates continue over small loan rates and changes to vehicle weights. Senate members propose new congressional and Senate district plans amid ongoing redistricting talk. The House rejects a motion to cut legal publication fees as committees sort bills on court funds, publication costs, and sanitation name changes.
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House
E. B. Lewis
Harrison
Howe
Rutherford Sanitarium
Beckley
Beckley Sanitarium
Londa Lilly
Raleigh
F. ©. Foster
Roane
Hyre
Jackson
J. L. Jones
Boone
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Plymall
Wayne County
House Proceedings Hit Standstill Over Committee Motion
The session stalled as the House did not vote and the judiciary committee remained inactive. Delegate Permuson of D. Wayne questioned a South motion and noted he was on the sub-committee while Smith had not convened a meeting.
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House
Judiciary Committee
Bever
Permuson
D. Wayne
South
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