Wage Hour Plan Mirrors NRA But Narrower Scope
Washington reports a wage hour administration set to replace broader NRA coverage with a focus on interstate industries. It fixes a 25 cent minimum wage first year rising toward 40 cents, 44 hour weeks initially, then 40, with overtime rules and seasonal exceptions. Industry committees will set higher wage orders, and the administrator's approvals are final.
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Washington
Hugh Johnson
Eda
NRA
Intersta
South
Senate
Labor Department
Johnson
Wagehour
Ellen Dale Lassoes Steer Then Proves Out On Ranch
Ellen Dale faces a dangerous steer during a ranch rodeo scene as Pintado drags and tosses her. She remounts, threads a catching loop on the horns, and completes the lasso with grit, earning cheers from cowboys and Mexican ranch hands. Bill Baron earns another tall tale as locals recount his quick aid.
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Jackshot Brown
Ken Dale
Hollywood
Ellen
Buckshot
Pintado
Miss Ellen Dale
Concepcion Rivera
Juan Salazar
Buckshot Brown
Ellen Dale
Arizona
George
Bill Baron
Bill
Eilen
Von
Bil
Elien
NRA Legislation Echoes Wage Hour Debates and Exemptions
The article notes broad wage-hour law exemptions for executives administrators professionals and local retailers while farm workers are excluded. It compares NRA scope to wage-hour aims, acknowledging similarities but warning against overreaching. It recalls NRA’s ultimate Supreme Court ruling against it.
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NRA
Forrest Chapel community notes in Morgan County
Rev and Mrs Warren of Flint visited Mr and Mrs Seldon Higdon. Numerous local residents and visitors share meals, visits, and outings around Danville Flint Creek and nearby homes. Several relatives travel to Texas to see a ill relative, and multiple guests stayed with local families across a weekend.
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Flint
Seldon Higdon
Marie
Grace Bullard
Letha
Grace Johnson
L. M. Jones
Texas
Dewey Jones
Elsie Remington
Chicago
Stella Roberts
L. J. Sandlin
Danville
Higdon
Dee Jones
Lucian
Erby Thompson
Misa Lucille Childers
Walter Ward
Rachel
Claud Waddel
Ciildren
Rodgers
Eloise Jones
Eugie Story
Birmingham
J. W. Story
Johnnie Rodgers
Mary Lou Adkins
Coy Adkins
Obe Anders
Flint Creek
R. B. Orr
Chilton absentee box theft prompts Democratic decision
In Selma Alabama the Chilton county Democratic committee awaits the final ruling after a state sub committee recommended action on absentee votes. Four men seized the absent ballot box containing 741 ballots as election officials prepared to tabulate June 14 returns. Sheriff J R Hardy defeated Tom McKee for tax collector by 82 votes in incomplete counts and McKee vows to contest if Hardy is declared the nominee.
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Selma
Ala
Chilton County
Democratic Committee
Chilton Committee
BE. N. Bentley
John D. McQueen
Chilton
J. R. Hardy
Tom McKee
McKee
Hardy
McQueen
Silas D. Cater
Montgomery
B. F. Head
Tuscaloosa
Walter Lusk
Gunteraville
BE. W. Pettus
Public Invited Tea for Youth Conference Fund
The Senior Christian Endeavor of Westside Presbyterian invites the public to a silver tea at Mrs FE A Edwards home 615 Sixth avenue west on Thursday June 23 from 3 to 5 pm to raise funds for delegates attending the young people's conference in Athens in July.
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Westside Presbyterian Church
FE. A. Edwards
Sixth Avenue
West
Athens
Hospital ER records show multiple broken arms in one hour
In Salt Lake City on June 2 hospital supervisors reviewed an emergency room log listing Norma DeJones, 7, with a broken left arm from a paving fall. Bobby Ludwig, 7, with a broken left arm from a garage fall. and Duane Johnson, 7, with a broken left arm from a bicycle fall.
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Salt Lake City
Norma DeJones
Bobby Ludwig
Duane Johnson
Mental hospital admissions show youth share twelve percent
A historical report notes that twelve percent of first admissions to U S mental hospitals are aged 15 to 24. The finding highlights the concentration of new cases among young adults and implications for early intervention.
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U. S
Water workers strike delayed in St Louis
St Louis waterworks engineers postpone action after AFL union meeting. They will await a conference with Mayor Bernard F B Diekmann. The strike was originally set for yesterday and then deferred one week. They seek twenty day vacations with pay.
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ST. Louis
International Union of Operating Engineers
Bernard FB. Diekmann
AFL
Calotabs Promises Quick Relief for Bilious Feelings
Ad touts Calotabs as a improved calomel tablet that cleanses the system by removing sour bile. Claims one or two tablets with water each morning revives energy and appetite. Warns against imitations and promotes a family package for twenty five cents.
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