All the World is a Stage in Industrial Reform Debate
A long unsigned text criticizes education and committee control over costs, urging cautious spending. It discusses labor shortages across 229 concerns and lists skilled trades from tool makers to machinists, proposing training and apprenticeships to meet industrial needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miuchajies
Jeven
Indus
Thallowe
Phosinion
Hetter
Unin
John L. Lewis
Tom Girdter
Register and Tribune Syndicate
The Labor Struggle and the Roosevelt Choice
The piece argues that the labor movement faces a pivotal choice between ringfenced private power and a democratic channel led by Roosevelt and New Deal policy. It links sitdowns, strikes, and rising violence to the push for reform and questions how labor should be regulated within American political institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Franklin Washington
John Brown
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Youngstown
New York
Washington
Suez Workers Organizing Committee
Jet
Lewis
Roosevelt
Wold
American Federation of Labor
Franklin Roopevell
Republic
Prishtent
Tnibor
Connery
Supreme Court Upholds Wagner Act Labor Rights
The court asserts the right of workers to organize under the Wagner Act while outlining limits within constitutional boundaries. Justices discuss enforcement of collective bargaining rights and the balance with employer interests in a historic labor decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lt. Supreme Court
Agro
Bik Cult
Employens
Anlel
Hargaley
Fragmentary Factographs and Oddities From a Dated Page
A garbled clipping mentions Mrs Punshin Roosevelt and charity, public school funding, and large sums tied to education and agriculture. It also veers into disjointed notes about highways, a supposed self harm death, Japanese sweets, and vitamin rich apple peels.
Trained Men Needed for Nationwide Aerial Survey Project
A large scale aerial survey mapping effort directed by Shelby Ge Warmer and Swasey Company seeks trained men. The survey aims to photograph and map most of the United States soil surface for industrial labor study and soil conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Shelby Ge Warmer
Swasey Company
ind'stHea
Twenty Years Ago In The Journal Files June 1917
A Midland city recap mentions Thomas J. Ragon leaving Ditmas Locomotive Works after fifty years. Lists names linked to unions, hospital society, and local meetings on Fund and bags for Company A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Thomas J. Ragon
Ditmas Locomotive Works
Ragon
Boiling Springs Fair Dates Announced for August
The Boiling Springs fair will run from August 89 to September 7. Organizers plan exhibits featuring the latest industrial products assembled from several countries including the United States. An estimated 24 million gallons of water flow from the springs daily, drawing visitors to the event.
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Pont
Speypes i Chundorkind
TFB
Septender
Local farmer sustains burn on long-used farm timber
A Hainan area farmer sustains a burn injury on his farm near here affecting a parcel with hand hewn oak timbers dated to a 90 year usage by builder Mark B. Sherman. The property features a MicCormick binder and other machinery noted in the report.
Disney pushes into three dimensional cinema
Hollywood film notes describe Walt Disney's push into 3D photography with new camera systems and depth enabling techniques. The piece highlights expectations for immersive effects, the potential shift in theater production, and Disney's ongoing influence amid industry optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Disney
New Ventires
Disney
Isney
Navy
Hollywood
Vanderbilt
What city is the commercial metropolis of western Canada
Winnipeg, Manitoba. Detroit is larger when the river is declared, and the riddle mentions weak and cowardly traits, a declining birth rate in the United States, and kindergarten enrollment rising by more than 12 percent since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Clevelad
Detroit
Winnipeg
Manitoba
United Shates
Congressional heat waves rough on Capitol chambers
Washington column notes extreme heat as concrete bulges and rooms lack air conditioning. It discusses how President Roosevelt aims to push his reorganizational program before adjournment, while Congress stalls. The piece mocks rival plans and compares executive, legislative, and judicial power amid a push for government reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Uust
Smtiat
E Uyade
Jay
Fire causes heavy damage in Aliquippa blaze
A serious fire in Aliquippa caused about 75000 dollars in damage. The blaze damaged two upstairs apartments and started in a Tailoring Shop on the first floor of the unruvistre building. Firemen fought the flames for hours.
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R.J. Scott
Ossetae
Isiz
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United States
Phyre
Robert A. iMiken
Saya
Jjeal
el Furmon
Bailie
Punshin
Rosnevelt
Tuley
Nike
Trniters
Solunbaer
Shiheju
Eve Veron
Une
Paull G. Lieosay
F Warren DeRosa
Uniyanl Medsuil
Aniguna
Allentown
Renlucter Gisters
Hie Laspitel Association
Laverinil
Blavustin
Dusty
Dares I Wright
Alice Buse
Eliabeth Usher
Hayne
Pleasant Street
Erect
W. GT Mra
Mes
P.O. Rields
Ravine Cripster
Martha Lyne
Or Ge Ridge
Pittsborea
Taekein
Miepie
SEE
Pennsylvania
Scenic and Historia Commission
Alea Corry
Hollywood Film Shop
Grady Johnbuy
United Press
Hardscope
A. Pilvasant
Tony
Sosia
Hugo
Stewart
Aliquicpa
Aliquierra
J. E. Collins
Conrad
Uy Cash Stores
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