Richberg drafts bill on labor relations
A labor relations bill drafted by former NRA counsel Dud R. Buchweig will be studied by Democratic leaders and union officials as legislators return to Harrisburg for the 9th week. The program aims to enact a full slate of pending measures including 40 hour week, anti strike injunctions, wage guarantees, and expanded public utility regulation.
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Morey J. Potter
United Press
Harrisburg
NRA
Dud R. Buchweig
Wilow
House
Senate
Howse Public Utilities Committee
Public Service Commission
George H. Earle
Highway Patrol
Revenue Department
Pennsylvania
Senate Finance Committee
Saint-Cura Pile Relief Ad Promises Money Back Guarantee
C G Root of Montevello California reports a money order for 60 cents and two sticks of San-Cura Soap after praise from R J Derflinger of Maywood. The testimonial claims San-Cura Ointment and Soap cured piles and many other ailments, with a money back refund if not helped. Advertising copy targets drug stores nationwide.
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Montevello
Los Angules
Cal
R. J. Derflinger
Maywood
Wednesday Last Day for 36 Driving Permits
United Press reports Harrisburg extends driver license period to include today tomorrow and Wednesday due to February holidays and month end Sunday mail disruption. Revenue Secretary John Kelly announced the extension to accommodate the public and ensure permit issuance continues.
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United Press
Harrisburg
John By Kelly
G O P Women to Meet at Erie Conference Plans
Erie Mar 1 regional conference of the State Council of Republican Women is slated for May in Marne with 12 counties including Erie and Crawford participating. Mrs W M cClure named regional director and Erie chorus rehearsals begin for the event at Mrs N Dell Darling's home.
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Erie
Mar
Erie County
State Council of Repubblican
Marne
W. MacClure
Lawrence Hotel
Crawford
Merger
Veringo
Clarion
Forest
Warren
McKean
Cameron
Charfield
Jefferson
Elk
Chorus of
Erie County Council of Republican Women
N. Dell Darling
W. Th Street
Liquor Agents Active in DuBois Area
Law enforcement agents from the state Beverages Act conducted raids in DuBois on Friday night. Reports state two to six individuals were arrested, with two Allied Political Club officers said to be arraigned and bailed. Private homes on West Washington avenue and Simmons street were raided amid bootlegging rumors. Duck stamps purchases show North Dakota among leaders in 1936.
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West Washington Avenue
Simmons Street
Labor relations bills outlined with unions and boards
Proposals for labor reform include two bills creating labor relations boards appointed by the governor with Senate consent. The McGinnis bill imposes penalties for unfair labor practices and sets up supervision of employee representation and collective bargaining. It was unclear if Richberg would attend today’s conference on the new measure, with attendees including John A. Phillips Francis Biddie Lee Presman Jerome Rothschild and Earle administration representatives.
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State and Power Resources Board
Senate
House
J. Brady Munrin
Buller
Albert JB. McClester
Butler
Richberg
Philadelphia
Bernard B. McGinnis
Allegheny
McGinnis
John A. Phillips
State Federation of Labor
Francis Biddi
National Labor Relations Board
Lee Presamian
Pittsburgh
Releises
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Jerome Rothschild
Earle Administration
Business Booms on Buffalo Division of B and O Railroad
DuBois Mar 1 Business on the Buffalo Division of the B and O railroad is booming says C McGunn master mechanic with offices at Punxsutawney He reports at least 120 men will be added to shops and train crews by end of freight business Workers to DuBois Salamanca Rikers Galeton and Punxsutawney shift from furlough lists due to strong steel coal and general freight demand Coal traffic is heavy today and not for storage. storage will begin later
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Dubois
Mar
Buffalo
C. McGunn
Theivision
Punxsutawneys
Unsey
Rochester
Salamanca
Rikers
Aix
Galeton
Punxsutawney
McGann
Ater
Kane Officers Fire Upon Suspected Vehicle Near Junction
A state highway patrolman and an unidentified occupant in a roadster near Kane Junction fired at each other late Wednesday night as patrols investigated a stored automobile at Bradford tied to Samuel Montgomery. Earlier, shots were heard near the same location during the removal of about $200 worth of goods from a wrecked vehicle on the Kane Junction Bradford road. No clues identified the shooter, and the investigations continue with no new development or comment available.
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Kane. Mer
Captulay State Highway
Kane Junction
Kane
Bradford
Samuel Montgomery
Te Wane
Junction
Fae
State Highway Patrol
Relatives Assist at O'Hern Rites in Buffalo
Walter P. O'Hern of Olean died of pneumonia in Mercy Hospital Buffalo. Funeral services were led by three relatives: Rev William B. O'Hern of DuBois PA, Rev Philip O'Hern C.F.P. of New York, and Rev Michael E. Dailey of Warren PA. Survivors include his wife Lena Murphy O'Hern, two children James J. and Mary Teresa, a sister Bila Courtney, and a brother John E O'Hern. He came to Buffalo 18 years ago and worked 15 years for the Pennsylvania Railroad as a telegraph operator and signal tower operator.
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Buffalo
Mar
Walter P. O'Hern
Olean
Mercy Hospital
St. Teresa's Church
William B. O'Hern
DuBois
Philip O'Hern
C.F P
New York
Michael E. Dailey
Warren
O'Herm
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lena Murphy O'Hern
James J
Mary ‘Teresa O'Hern
Bila Courtney
John E.o'hern
Labor and productivity key to postwar recovery
The Guaranty Survey argues labor unrest threatens recovery while productivity remains the vital factor. It notes wage restraint and rising living costs influence demands, but real wages hinge on output per worker. Policy should focus on constructive labor leadership and higher efficiency to lift living standards.
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Wasong P
Tie Yuan
Guaranty ‘Trust Company of
New York
United States
al Gorda
Browzitt
Fiure
Talbor
Elwil
Economic views on unemployment and reemployment limits
An analysis argues that shortening working hours to spread jobs offers limited benefits and may reduce overall productive capacity. It notes technology displaces workers less than depressed demand, with unemployment driven by weak business activity and a growing labor force. Projections suggest reemployment may arise from new industries and products.
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Hal Iehor
Young Democrats of Erie County Plan County Social Events
Delegates from the Young Democratic Clubs of Erie County met Friday night at the Erie Brewing Company Ki hskeller to outline a county wide Easter after party program. A committee including Harold Tried Joseph G McInerney Edward Byname Helen Leary Violet Mcdonald A J Bevilacqua and Wawaed I Rentey was named to finalize plans for a post Easter dance.
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Erie
Mar
Eastern
Erle County
Erle Brewing Company
Arle County
George G. Scout
Frank L. Burger
Hueviaburg
Young Democrats
Pennsylvania
Erie County Democratic Committee
Hotel
Lawrence
W. W. Litke
Theodore Eichhorn, Jr
William J. Kinney
Carl Minaenberger
Leona Berry
Frank &. Burger
John DeCecco
Joe Martin
Labor and Economic Recovery Through Cooperation
A discussion notes that balancing labor and business needs without forcing unemployment depends on cooperative effort among workers, employers, and government. It argues that overlapping interests among economic groups outnumber conflicting ones, and progress hinges on practical steps and recognition of real conditions to revive business.
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Oleo
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