NLRB to Revise Rules on Union Elections and Hearings
The National Labor Relations Board plans changes to its rules to liberalize administration of the Wagner Act. Employers may seek elections when two or more unions claim majority representation. A ten day minimum between complaint and hearing replaces the prior five days. The revisions aim to ease practices hindering cooperation among workers unions employers and the board. Burn your nose and make good sheer summer comes but once a year. SHOWY METEORS Thousands observed a large meteor after sunset across the Midwest and southern Ontario in a dazzling display. Scientists say such events rarely cause damage and that daylight meteors were noted in Oregon ten days earlier as an explosion in the sky.
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Iabor
Walair
Midwest
Ontario
Oregon
Batab Case School of Applied Science
Great Lakes
Two Way Air Threat Mock Raid Over France
A joint British French air exercise conducted over France demonstrates close alliance as 150 British fighters fly from southern bases to targets over foreign territory in a planned proof of concept for Berlin and Rome. Similar French sorties planned over the British Isles with future extensive maneuvers to train cross border pilots in foreign territory. The piece notes Russia’s slow decision and comments on the American middle class balance.
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Berlin
Rome
British Isles
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Purge Backlash Fails to Block Roosevelt’s Programs
Bruce Catton reviews a year after FDR’s purge attempt, noting limited defeats. Congress largely backed the president’s legislative agenda with key programs like housing, farm policy, and reorganize. WPA funding faced the heaviest opposition, while other measures passed with minor changes.
How Many Can You Answer Quiz 2 Test Questions
A compact query set asks about mountains near Pasadena California the weight of metals bats classification the word hetard Jess and other trivia. It seeks factual short replies to questions on boxing history language physics and cultural origins.
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Cal
Hungary
Widespread Barbs and Blooms Highlight Unsettled Times
A collage of headlines notes Barbs plants blooming after 20 000 years in Europe amid lasting hatreds and a Republican spokesman’s call for a presidential candidate who has never served in Washington. Police seek Benner Elk NY bandits. writer jokes about self‑accusations of duty failure. A light note on summer movie habits contrasts Gone With the Wind with double-bill previews for Scarlett hopefuls. Winnipeg weed test and a Sydney church’s crypt conversion to a lab are also sketched, with Burton Bradley to lead blond tests.
Twenty Years Ago Token From the Journal Files 1919
A man named David Marsh, about 65, died instantly after falling from the roof of his home at 116 Fifth Avenue while painting. He struck his head and neck on the brick below. The note also mentions a sugar shortage in Corry and a serious accident involving Ruth Pope Turner at the Chautauqua Vance cottage. It lists new chairs of board of commerce committees appointed by President Laurie, including F. E. Whittlesey, Harry Naylor, A. H. Barlow, C. M. Selse, 8 Bentley, Dr Morrow, A. Stennett, and Z. A. Loveland. Additionally, Charles Perkins suffered a severe gash after a car crash on Franklin Street, injuring his wife and two children.
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Ruth Pope Turner
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Vance Cottage
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F. E. Whittlesey
Harry Naylor
A. H. Barlow
Commerce and Industry
C. M. Selse
Bentley
Dr Morrow
A. Stennett
Z. A. Loveland
McHarles Perkins
Franklin Street
Warren
Library Corner: Cory Public Library Vacation Closing
The Cory Public Library will close Saturday for a four week vacation and reopen August 14. Adults may borrow books on Saturdays during the break. children’s books and magazines will not circulate after Thursday. Book review covers Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck, noting its stark portrayal of sharecroppers’ lives and the power of its storytelling despite its harsh subject matter.
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Concertmasters and broadcasts mark Chautauqua Symphony series
Mischa Mischakoff, concertmaster of the NBC Symphony, headlines five soloists in a Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra NBC broadcasts starting July 23 for an eight installment run on NBC Red Sundays through Aug 20. Albert Stoessel conducts from the Amphitheater by Lake Chautauqua with a youth concerts series also on NBC Red Saturdays.
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Daily Dozen On Hearing Loss And Common Errors
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania a discussion on early signs of hearing loss. It notes confusion of sounds words misregister on the ear drum and the social withdrawal that follows. It cites up to 14 million Americans partly deaf and mentions wax buildup as a common cause.
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Genie Lockhart on Faces and Casting in Hollywood
Genie Lockhart argues a nondescript face frees a character actor to take varied roles and avoid typecasting. He cites Algiers as a turning point and contrasts his approach with Bob Lockhart’s career, noting a preference for comedy over villain or typed parts despite occasional villainous roles.
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Fragmented quote on Unis faces and juvenile reset
A fragment quotes a speaker noting that when Unis faces feel too familiar in any character, he will reset and begin again as a juvenile. The line references favorites, stores, and characters in a casual, reflective tone.
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