Mrs Roosevelt Invites Johnson to Lunch on Wages Issue
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt asks Hugh S Johnson and Frances Perkins to a White House luncheon to discuss equal minimum wages under NRA codes. She stresses she has no role in code formation but seeks clarity on wage parity and temporary exceptions amid ongoing code implementation.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
Frances Perkins
White House
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New Cool Fruit Drinks For Hottest Days
A collection of old fashioned cold drink recipes reveals cherry, melon, mint tea, Bavaroise and fruit punch ideas. Instructions cover pitting and sieving cherries, making melon drinks with orange blossom water, strong tea mint syrups, Bavaroise cream base, and a Kall sdae style fruit punch with ginger ale.
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Mayfair House
Bavaroise
Kallsdale
Enny Volkss
Tomate Growers to Gain Benefits From Price Increase
Washington August 10 AP President Roosevelt seeks farmer benefits from current price levels. Charles J Brand co admin of farm act tells tomato canning firms growers should get 25 percent more than old contracts, potentially adding about 2 million dollars. Campbell Soup in Camden NJ says it will raise tomato purchases under contract per farm adjustment administration request.
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T Roosevelt
Charles J. Brand
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Farm Adjustment Administration
Campbell Soup Company Today
Dog Wins Release Of Master In Jail
In Oakland on August 10 a police dog influenced a court to release Charles G. Crantz after ten days of a month long jail sentence for a battery charge filed by his landlady Mrs. Lucille Goodman. The dog’s grief and pleading led to a conference and Crantz was told to go home.
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Oakland
Calif
Charles G. Crantz
Lucille Goodman
Crantz
Bad Weather Delays Lindbergh North Atlantic Flight
In Julianehaab Greenland on Aug 10 AP reports unfavorables halted Col Charles A Lindbergh and wife from flying to Angmagsalik toward Reykjavik Teeland on their mapping expedition. They aim to take off tomorrow if weather allows, or return to the United States aboard the supply ship Jelling. Lindbergh had lunch with Sheriff Tbsens and did no flights today.
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Lindbergh
Sheriff Tbsens
John Gilbert Back Retirement Is Brief
Hollywood Aug 10 AP to John Gilbert famed screen lover announced retirement from the screen weeks ago but today signed a long term MGM contract and will resume his film career by playing the male lead in Greta Garbo’s Queen Christina.
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John Gilbert
Mims
Jong Leroy
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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Greta Garbo
Queen Christina
Tenor Sued For 1300 Back Alimony In St Louis
Leonard Cerley, leading tenor in Municipal Opera at Forest Park, was sued in circuit court for 1300 back alimony by his former wife Madeline Collins Cerley of New York City. The couple divorced in May 1931. Cerley remarried, listing New Jersey as his residence.
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Forest Park
Madeline Collins Cerley
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