Labor's Charter May Become Law on April 12
The Supreme Court endorses the Wagner Act in a sweeping decision, granting workers the right to organize and bargain collectively through chosen representatives. It forbids employer interference or coercion, domination of unions, or retaliation against workers, and sets up majority-rule bargaining with unions and the National Labor Relations Board for elections.
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United States Supreme Court
Woakmen
National Labor Relations Board
Lafor Parkins
Supreme Court
Delber
Missionary Work and Lynching Debate Highlighted
An editorial letter argues churches should fund anti lynching and federal action to curb mob violence against Black people. It condemns hypocrisy of Southern support for lynching while praising Christian charity and calls for federal law and potential repatriation to safer lands.
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Congress
Mississippi
Amerca
Gath
Canadians Face Economic Interdependence And Policy Clash
A 1937 column argues Canadian reliance on American capital and unions shapes policy. It defends Hepburn against isolationist criticism while noting US investment controls and labor influence across borders. The piece links Canada’s new deals to the broader American economy and warns against xenophobic or isolationist rhetoric.
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Mitchell Hepburn
Ontario
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Oshawa
Calvin Coolidge
Boston
Hepburn
G. M
Toronto
United States
Tatest
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Canada
Washington
Wall Street
Ottawa
Dominion
NRA
AAA
Bennett
Supreme Court
C. S
Smass
Union
New Deal
Honnak Washington
Frances Perkins
Harry Bridges
Maritime Federation
Par Clic
Register
Tribune Syndicate
Hollywood film shop revival era reshapes silent classics
Hollywood studios test revivals of silent era hits to fit sound formats. Jeannette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy may draw crowds with revived titles while directors like Henry King adjust dialogue for sound. Stars such as Robert Taylor, Jean Harlow, Norma Shearer appear in reworked properties as studios repackage catalogs for talkies.
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Ihollywood
Calif
Lea Fai
Auncexatul
Alent Films
Arirs
Atyles
Jeannette MacDonald
Nelson Edy
David
Selaniek
Aivival Pictures
Zerila
Henry King
Simone Simon
Janet Gaynor
Robert Taylor
Jean Harlow
Robert Montgomery
Taylor
Montgomery
MGM
Dorothy Gish
Wallace Reed
Norma Shearer
Gladys George
Ruth Chatterton
Warner Brothers
Claver
Tua Claire
David Belasco
Warners
Unclear device aims to market claw-hook garment buttons
The article notes a twenty year old Journal fires column from April 15 1917 describing buttons with sharp claws that hook onto garments with a snap. The invention is being perfected for the market.
Paris Styles Paris Fashion in French Winter Resort
Paris reports spring fashion at Montgenevre with travelers braving late season snow. Plus fours return as standard outerwear paired with contrasting jackets. waterproof gaiters, brown skin tones, and bold accessories rise in popularity. Sk boots and hair kept tidy with scarves and handkerchiefs.
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Paris
Asim
Montgenevre
Alps
Italy
Ora Ane
Shipping Port Ferry Pioneer River Port in Beaver County
Shipping Port in Beaver County operates a ferry across the Old River between Christlers Landing and Midland. The site, a pioneer river port on Route 118, features a 1860 fort with a stone fireplace and chimney now in dilapidated condition.
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Beaver County
Stewart Says- Ford Clash Sets a Different Kind of Fight
Charles P. Stewart reports on Henry Ford and John L. Lewis facing off with the I O U and UAW. Ford’s past clean, his firm stance against union recognition contrasts with other captains of industry. Ford could quit car making yet survive, while others contend with old obligations and stockholders.
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Charles P. Stewart
Washington
John L. Lewis
I. O
Henry Ward
Lewis
Dearborn Motor
Ford
Hoboken
Christiana
Oslo
Norway
Wolverine
Tia Weaka
Henry Ford
Oscar H
Fords
Michigan
General Motors
Chrysler
John K. Lewis
Richard D. Frankensteen
One-Minute Test Answers and Hints Summary
Answers include Dr Hyalmar Sehacht as the German minister of economy Bilbao as the Basque capital and William Henry Harrison who served briefly in 1841. The source notes Roosevelt collecting marine views ship models and postage stamps.
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Hyalmar Sehacht
Bilbao
Willan Henry Harrison
White House
Frank Dy Roosevelt
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