Clear Cut Test Of Validity Of The Wages And Hours Bill
Wage hour investigators seek a clear constitutional test for the federal labor standards act as about 450 of roughly 1,800 violations appear real. Tests may include injunctions, criminal actions, or civil suits for back pay and overtime. Some ILGWU members in San Antonio sue for $50 wages and $75 attorney fees.union leaders delay action at Andrews request to select strong cases.
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Aim of Andrews
Washington
Elmer F. Andrews
Supreme Court
Joseph E. Brill
Justice Department
FBI
Brill
Andrews
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
San Antonio
Texas
Justice of the Peace
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Hospital drama on Galveston sea wall ends in tense vigil
In John Sealy Hospital a dramatic scene unfolds as Thornton Holgate lies unconscious after a rescue attempt aboard the Galveston waterfront. Sara Sue Davis Bob Towne and Geraldine Pomeroy confront shifting loyalties while Peaches Pomeroy direly accuses Sara Sue as relatives gather by the bedside.
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Galveston Sea Wall
Crystal Palace
Galvez
John Sealy Hospital
Texas University Medical School
Sara Sue
Peaches
Bob
Miss Pomeroy
Dr. McGill
Rice
Geraldine Pomeroy
Bob Towne
Davis
Geraldine
Thornton Holgate
Coyote Outruns Federal Hunter Near Trap Scene
Oscar W. Ehn reported to the Biological Survey in Portland that a coyote escaped his trap approach. Without a gun he pursued and finally caught the animal by the neck within twenty feet, stating he moved to run it down.
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Portland
Ore
Oscar W. Ehn
Federal Hundrer
Ehn
Bilogical Survey
Forestry inspection trip planned in Florida and Georgia
A special congressional committee announced a planned forestry inspection trip in northeast Florida and southern Georgia. Members will tour forests and discuss conservation, timber practices, and regional land management during the visit.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Georgia
Daily crossword puzzle clues mixed with stray letters
A scrambled crossword clue list with numbered hints and partial phrases. It includes definitions for words like stone, large, eradi cate, tolerate, and symbols for flintlock, along with stray letters and formatting errors from a 1958 King Features Syndicate bundle.
Ford Opposes Nazi Policies and Urges Immigration Haven
Detroit December 1 Henry Ford says accepting a few thousand Jewish immigrants would boost U.S. business by adding labor and innovation. He rejects Nazi anti Jewish policy and notes Germans opposed to their rulers. Ford believes return to land could solve economic woes and Jewish immigrants can help.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Leo M. Franklin
Temple Bethel
United States
Ford
Fritz Haller
Hitler
To Be Continued
A fragment shows a woman sobbing into a handkerchief in a corridor, expressing misery as a narrative cliffhanger. The text ends with a prompt that the story continues.
Sunday program at Mt Tabor church a success
Morgan County notes social visits and gatherings list residents visiting relatives and friends including Mary Greenhaw Lois Leona Grace Wilson Winfred Pottet Frank Tight Ruth Baker Evie Man Dortha Jean Whisenant Corene West Mildred Light Velma Bramiett Virgie Light W F E Lynn Paul of Birmingham A Baker Herschel Hubert Compton Hal Whisenant Grover Black A L Whisenant and Mary Greenhaw hosted a party with attendees all through Morgan County.
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Mt. Tabor
Mary Greenhaw
Lois Leona
Grace Wilson
Winfred Pottet
Frank Tight
Ruth Baker
Evie Man
Dortha Jean Whisenant
Sieo Compton
Corene West
Mildred Light
Velma Bramiett
Virgie Light
W. P. Falton
Grover Black
G. W. Bramslett
A. L. Whisenant
Morgan City
Warden witnesses rehearsal for California gas chamber
San Quentin, Calif. Dec. 1 Warden Court Smith anxious over new lethal gas chamber during a dress rehearsal. He will supervise the Friday executions of two murder convicts Albert Kessel and Robert Lee Cannon the first Californians to die by gas in California. He worries the process will be quick after the chamber is sealed.
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San Quentin
Calif
Court Smith
Albert Kessel
Robert Lee Cannon
Gap
California
Smith
Missing news hound and owner seek dog with money changer
St. Louis dispatch reports Bud, a news hound named Kilroy trained to stand at a corner with a strapped money changer. After months of training the dog and changer vanished, leaving the owner with two reasons to want the pair back.
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Louis
Butch
St. Louis
Kilroy
Ford Disclaims Ties to Antisemitic German Volume
The Ford company disavowed any connection with The International Jew, a German publication attributed to a World War era author. The disputed work reportedly circulated as a propaganda volume alleging global Jewish influence.
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Ford
Early 20th Century Chamber Killings At Rail
About 60 spectators attend a staged killing setup. Only 17 can sit at the rail before chamber windows, so two stepped-up rows form a theater-like space for the event, as Smith arranges the seating and viewing area.
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Smith
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