Senate Leaders Split On Wage Differentials And Board
The Senate labor committee debated wage hour plans with Thomas urging a federal board to set regional pay, while Borah opposed a board but supported differentials. Harrison resisted a flat 25 cent proposal and McNary hinted at GOP support if the bill returns to committee. a wage hour law was deemed likely to pass.
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Senate Labor Committee
Thomas
Utah
Borah
Ida
Senate
House
Harrison
D. Miss
Department of Labor
McNary
Ore
Thomas’ Committee
Ellen Daggs in Old Mexico Thinks of a Ranch Life
Ellen Daggs the Hollywood star wakes from shock after a perilous rescue and wonders aloud about abandoning fame. Bill Baron contemplates helping her buy a ranch in Mexico or on American soil as Palda Montoya arranges a ride for them into the desert landscape.
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Uel
Bill Baron
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Dea
Ellen
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Dale
Ellen Daggs
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Montoya
Pandla Montoya
Senor
Students Visit Daily Plant Inspection Tour
Seven members of Austinville high school occupation class and their teacher Miss Lola Moody visited the Daily plant for an inspection Tuesday afternoon. The group included Charles Watterson Robert Hugh Campbell J P Smith Boyce Smith Miss Margaret Kirkpatrick and Martha Schafer.
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Austinville High School
Lola Moody
Charles Watterson
Robert Hugh Campbell
J. P. Smith
Boyce Smith
Margaret Kirkpatrick
Martha Schafer
Banker Edward T. Stotesbury Dies at 89 in Philadelphia
Edward T. Stotesbury, 89, renowned international banker, philanthropist, and art and horse enthusiast, died after a heart attack following a car accident near his Chestnut Hill home. He had been returning from the Reading Company office where he chaired the executive committee.
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Philadelphia
Edward T. Stotesbury
Chestnut Hill
Reading (Railroad) Company
Johnston to Run for Senate in South Carolina
Gov. Olin Johnston of South Carolina announced on the White House steps that he will seek the U S Senate seat held by Ellison D. Smith. Johnston vows loyalty to the Democratic platform while facing multiple primary challengers in August.
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Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Roosevelt
Congress
Johnston
White House
Senate
Ellison D. Smith
Smith
Important
Agriculture Committee
E. D. Rivers
Georgia
Rivers
Walter F. George
George
Pepper
Florida
Hill
Alabama
South
Barkley
Kentucky
Duffy
Wisconsin
McAdoo
California
Doggie in Oregon Kills Cougar. $25 Bond Boost Reported
In Toledo Oregon on May 18 a farmer named R C Bemrose shot an unsociable dog that had run under the barn and received $25 in bounties for a six foot cougar.
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Toledo
Ore
R. C. Bemrose
Child birthday party for Jo Anne Luker
Mrs. Joe Luker hosted a Saturday May 14 birthday party for her daughter Jo Anne to celebrate her 8th birthday. Assistants Carolyn Murphree and Ophelia Coffey helped with games and refreshments as guests Mary Hancock Beatrice Hancock Jeanne Smith John Gary Parker Billy Royer Virginia Louise Cagle Jacqueline Smith Lola Bert Templeton Helen Marie Spain Katherine Thompson Charles Luker attended.
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Joe Luker
Jo Anne
Voice of the People expresses praise for Old Age Association efforts
A May 15 1938 letter from Decatur Alabama commends the Old Age Association Committee as economical and constructive. The writer urges civic cooperation to lift the city from decline and invites Advisory Committee members to meet at the courthouse next Thursday at 7 30 PM to push efforts beyond 100 percent.
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The
Old Age Association
Court House
Ryan's Seniors to Be Seen in Play Wild Ginger
A three act comedy drama Wild Ginger will be presented at Ry an's X Roads Thursday night by the senior boys and girls. Cast includes Jake Sallman Quentin Wright Geoffrey Freeman T J Briscoe Sanford Lakey Robert Wallace Marwood Lakey DeWitt Bagwell and others. Everyone was invited.
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Ryan’s X Roads
Jake Sallman
Quentin Wright
Geoffrey Freeman
T. J. Briscoe
Sanford Lakey
Robert Wal
Bridal escort ends jail stay after ceremony
Sheriff James Smith accompanied Herbert Schwensohn, 29, a groom, to the church for a wedding in Cedar Rapids. After the ceremony Schwensohn was jailed again for 30 days on a charge of illegal possession of liquor. he did not serve as best man.
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Cedar Rapids
James Smith
Herbert Schwensohn
Schwensohn
Vantha Skenner
Pickpocket Returns Wallet After Conscience Attack
In West Plains Missouri on May 18 a pickpocket who stole a man named Crider's wallet sent back the wallet and $75 by mail after feeling remorse. He had kept only $5 from the cash. The incident was noted by the press association.
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West Plains
Herman Crider
Remarriages Prompt Review in Clarksville
County Clerk Bettis Logan reported that three of 24 couples married by Mayor A. B. Laster in Clarksville over four years have been remarried after an attorney general ruling questioned the legality of their marriage status.
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Clarksville
Ark
Bettis Logan
A. B. Laster
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