AFL Chief Lists Planks Labor Seeks
United Press reports 1936 labor aims for both major parties. AFL President William Green drafts a labor rights constitutional amendment with support from John L. Lewis and the Committee for Industrial Organization. The push seeks broad worker protections after Supreme Court rulings.
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Relief end in sight or endless cycle of relief costs
The State Legislature debates relief funding as millions are spent on distributing aid to the unemployed. Critics call for liquidating the relief setup, reducing administrative costs, and returning funds to counties, arguing relief has grown and persisted beyond needs.
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Return to Two Cent Fare Sparks Holiday Like Rush
Reports across cities on June 4 show crowds at stations and long lines at ticket windows as two cent fare returns to eastern railroads after twenty years. Rail executives caution it may take weeks to gauge sustained demand and note potential drop in patronage if rates rise again. Traffic fears contrast with Memorial Day safety concerns as auto accidents rise in holiday travel.
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Paris Fashion Notes Spotlight Patou Summer Silhouettes
Paris reports describe Patou silhouettes emphasizing soft feminine lines with broadened shoulders and high rolled necklines. Tailored resort wear includes pale turquoise tweed suits with scalloped yokes and burgundy crepe blouses, plus sheer black net blouses and white pique outfits.
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Memorial program for Corry Grange meeting set at Macfee Hall
Arrangements made for a Memorial program after Corry Grange No. 5% regular business meeting in Macfee hall at 2 o'clock Saturday evening. Large attendance expected at the business session.
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Campaigns for safer driving mark gradual improvements
The year shows mixed results with fewer accidents in some regions as efforts for safer driving continue. Officials note cautious progress despite ongoing challenges on the windy roads.
Juliet in modern clothes shines in Norma Shearer interview
Hollywood star Norma Shearer discusses Shakespearean ideals, love, and her marriage to Irving Thalberg. She contrasts Juliet with contemporary women, recalls meeting with Leslie Howard for Romeo and Juliet, and defends their Hollywood romance against gossip while noting their enduring bond.
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Kalamazoo
Those Born in Late November Face Shifting Influences
The star signals forecast for 1936 notes people born November 21 to December 2 will feel today’s influences. It warns a restless temperament and active mood, with July and August indicating tugging conditions and advice to avoid real estate changes and extravagance.
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CAVERNS Visit PA caves list from Scenic Commission
Pennsylvania has 14 caves open to tourists offering underground wonder. A mailed list details each cave with locations and brief descriptions. Send request to Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission Harrisburg for the full directory.
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Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission
Harrisburg
Labor Pushes Constitutional Amendments for Social Justice Platform
Francis Jo Gorman of the United Textile Workers advocates a labor platform demanding a workers rights constitutional amendment, limits on the Supreme Court, a national minimum wage, a 30 hour work week, anti anti union agency laws, and social welfare measures including unemployment insurance and national youth act. He supports nationalization of the munitions industry and a peace neutrality program.
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Congress
Francis Jo Gorman
United Textile Workers of America
NRA
Frazier-Linteen
Test Answers For Quick Quiz On Etiquette And Civics
This note lists short quiz answers including Absent without official leave, Twelve, Midshipman as a Naval Academy student, and mentions federal actions against extremist groups and anti lynching legislation. It also references federal employment programs and reopening closed mills.
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