Accord Likely As Union Plans Vote
William J. Spang of Duquesne say s union delegates will speak for over a quarter of 400 000 steel workers while operators dispute the claim. The Elk's temple meeting will map steps to a seven point program adopted in April urging recognition by employers.
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Parking at intersections forbidden to improve traffic safety
The notice bans parking within 25 feet of curb intersections to keep sightlines clear for crossing traffic and pedestrians. A damaged OCR-era report also discusses a federal labor board proposal with a presidentially empowered panel to hold secret ballots for worker representation in national recovery act disputes.
Wagner bill compromise outlines board to enforce union rights
Washington June 13 text shows sections authorizing a presidentially appointed board to investigate employer practices under the national recovery act and to order secret ballots for employee representation. The board may compel witness testimony, enforceable like federal courts, with penalties for rule violations including fines up to 21000 or one year imprisonment.
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Britain Shuns In Kind Pay to Break War Debt Impasse
Britain rejects the US idea of settling wartime debt in kind, arguing transfers of goods would disrupt trade and require hard cash or discounted bills. London Cabinet, considering the American note, seeks a formal reply after weighing tariffs and the global balance of trade with the United States.
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Federal Power Fight Forecast in State
The department of justice outlines a federal water power act agenda to create a national planning framework. It cites construction of dams on the Kanawha and New rivers to deepen navigation channels and forestall erosion, financed by selling power from newer dams. The suit seeks to update control under permanent federal legislation aligned with a national plan.
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Sige Acrenge
Department
Geological Survey
New River
North Carolina
Virginia
Kanawha
New Rivers
Kanawha River
Relieve Headache And Quiet Nerves In Three Minutes
An ad touts B.C. as a fast acting remedy for headaches nerves and muscle pains. It claims three minute relief from stress and neuralgia without opiates, marketed in 10c and 20c packages by a registered pharmacist. Also promotes fever reduction and calming the nervous system.
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Federal license bid for Hawks Nest dam project history
The government argues for unified river and flood control across three states, not separate state controls. The Hawks Nest project notes an application by New Kanawha River Power in 1927, deemed withdrawn, with construction beginning in 1929 under a state license.
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Charleston to Be NRA Headquarters for Celebration
Charleston will host NRA headquarters and feature speeches by Cremeral Johnson and other leaders. The event will be widely covered, with front-page prominence and full texts in many newspapers, while stadium preparations and decorations proceed in Charleston. Six Langley field Army planes will join the celebration, escorting General Johnson's party to the airport under military aides.
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Officers Named Aboard Panama Canal Commission
Major James B. Kincaid heads a committee with a team of aides including Lieut. Col. Justis Stalnaker Major R K E O Connor Major J P Easley Major A Price Captain Howard G Byrd Capt M F Brothers Capt Ray Colton Lieut E v Crawford Lieut Maurice E Ernst Lieut Don Vorhees and Lieut T J Children all U S Army reserves with Ensign Ralph Oetrander U S Naval reserves and Panama City merchants lament the swift American transit through the canal limiting local purchasing opportunities.
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Oither
Justis Stalnaker
R. KE. O'Connor
J. P. Easley
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Howard G. Byrd
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Maurice E. Ernst
Don Vorhees
Weather Report From Charleston and Nearby Areas
A United Fuel Gas thermometer showed a drop to the fifties overnight with a 32 degree high last night. Forecast indicates fair skies and slightly warmer temperatures for today.
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