New Penalties For Violators
Washington reports the NRA national compliance board expanding penalties for code violators. Blue Eagles may be withdrawn and firms barred from obtaining future code insignia. Listed cases include J M Gold Philadelphia and Uptown Motors Chicago among others with wage, hour and auto retailing violations. Back wages paid in full in several restorations.
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Washington
National Compliance Board of
NRA
J. M. Gold
Market Street
Philadelphia
Uptown Motors Corporation
Broadway
Chicago
Superior Motors Cars, Inc
Washington, D.C
Laura E. Klein
Manakota
Min
Automobile Sales Co
Monroe Street
Memphis
Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Theodore Marks
McCal* Jum Street
Blue Eagles
Providence
R. I
Montpelier
Well Made Garment Co
Shipman Street
Newark
M. J. Muriel Garment Co
Northumberland
Samuel & Rosenthal, Inc
Superior Avenue
Cleveland
Louis Wolfe
Weel Main Street
Penns Grove
N. J
N. J. Skookum Pems, Inc, 612 Davis Street, and 810 Church Street, Evanston, Tl
Hershberg Bakery
Los Angeles
Calif
Kookum and Herishberg
Small Spokane firm backs NRA code benefits
A Spokane launder company writes to Senator Homer Bone praising the NRA. The letter cites a pre depression volume of 300000, a 1933 decline to 8000, and a 1934 four month rise of 160 percent over 1933. Wages exceed the code minimum by five cents per hour with two raises in white collar staff.
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Washington
Monroe Street Launder Company
Spokane
Wash
Homer T. Bone
NRA
Industries Distribute Eagle and Blue Eagle Signage Plan
Washington under a revised NRA order requires every employer in the country to receive the Blue Eagle. Code authorities must distribute insignia, with exemptions for small operators. three disqualifying conditions apply. Twenty or more industries have approved budgets and assessment rules, detailing payment timelines and reprint provisions.
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Washington
NRA Washington
NRA
National
Ordor
NARA
Johnson
Mote Authority
National Code Authority
National Compliance Board
Complltee Board
Wnlese
Small Booksellers Back Code for Publishing Industry
Representatives of the American Booksellers association voiced unqualified approval and endorsement of a proposed publishing code at a public hearing. The code covers five divisions from nursery numbers to the Bible and scientific tomes, with critics raising concerns about reprints and remainders and the need to avoid deceiving the consumer.
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Washington
American Booksellers Association
Spok Frank Sb. Magel
Sac
Misleading advertising and price controls in publishing
The price control committee may report unwarranted price increases while standardizing Lamp discounts for all booksellers to lower consumer prices. The American Booksellers Association lauds NRA support for small retailers, noting a code that protects small enterprises. NRA delayed hearings and set codes for educational placement and private employment agencies.
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Magel
Ase Nra
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