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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1934

Page

3

Agreement Reached With Painters in Virginia Wage Pact

W E Kirk of the Brotherhood of Painters announced a wage scale agreement reached between master painters association and their employers in Virginia. A conference is set for Wednesday to submit the NRA code and wage scale for approval. The code does not set a scale, but outlines collective bargaining terms. Representatives from several cities and the Associated General Contractors will attend to decide on wages and interests.

W. E. Kirk Brotherhood of Painters Kirk West Virginia Associated General Contractors

Harriman Hosiery Unit Faces Blue Eagle Loss and Closing

The National Labor Board says Harriman Hosiery acted in bad faith by negotiating with the workers’ chosen representative and intending no agreement. Three workers were jailed after returning from a Washington visit, and about six supplies were reportedly detained. Sen Wagner informed Johnson the case could be sent to the Justice Department for action if no settlement or removal of the blue eagle occurs.

Harriman Hosiery Mills Harriman Washington Sen. Wagner National Labor Board Johnson Compliance Division National Recovery Administration Blue Eagle Department of Justice

Johnson orders withdrawal of blue eagle at Harri man mills

The National Labor Board referred the matter for action and recommended withdrawal of the blue eagle from the Harri man mills after a letter to Attorney General Cummings. On April 20 Johnson ordered the blue eagle withdrawn.

National, Labor Board Blue Eagle Cummings Johnson Blue Eagl Harriman Mills

President Roosevelt Faces Busy Capitol Week and Hawaii Cruise

President Roosevelt plans a full Capitol schedule to clear pending government affairs then depart Saturday from Annapolis aboard the cruiser Houston for a Hawaii cruise with stops in Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands the Panama Canal and Colombia. He will meet with the executive council and review the recovery campaign with his chief lieutenants as Frank C. Walker prepares the agenda for tomorrow’s meeting. A nationwide radio address is likely this week.

Hawaii Washington Executive Council Frank C. Walker Council Roosevelt

One Cent Levy Laid by State and Belgian Royal Crypt Visit

The article notes a state levy plan and debt considerations for public utilities tied to a $50,000,000 refinancing. It also reports Belgians visiting King Albert’s tomb at Laeken, with 5,000 visitors on the crypt’s first public day.

Albert Brussels Laeken

Tale of Missing Attorney Sparks Boston Shop IDs

Boston detectives announced Mrs. Hath F. Hall identified photographs of the missing attorney as a woman who twice brought garments to her shop. She later confirmed the New York bureau pictures, asserting the dress matched and the facial contour and piercing eyes were the same.

Boston Hath F. Hall New York Missing Persons Bureau Miss Turverson Miss Tulverson

Unclear City Case Hints at Police Probe Delay

A fragment notes a dress listing him as captain or reserves and suggests no fear of police inquiry since name and address were not published. It recalls Paderjay’s prior talk with journalists about Miss Tulveston, claiming he did not know her whereabouts. No new Vienna case developments. court officials await word from New York on prisoners.

Vienna Ivan Poderjay Agnes Tufverson Miss Tufverson Leopold Bestermann Marguerite Susanne Ferrand Poderjay Tufverson Europe Paderjay

Rare 16th Century Works Found in Kharkov Library

Soviets discover rare books in Kharkov including a copy of the Ostrojsk Bible of 3580 a complete edition of Machiavelli from 1550 a Petrarch from 1538 and other 16th century publications in a library inspection Germany plans to improve its services to other countries.

Kharkov U. S Machiavelli Korglenke Germany

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