National City Bank Sees Resilience After NRA Ruling
The National City Bank of New York reports that the Supreme Court Schechter decision to strike down NRA provisions marks a major shift in business outlook. It notes potential price competition via wage and hour changes, but argues most American employers favor fair labor standards and cooperative efforts to maintain competition while avoiding a disorderly market.
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Supreme Court
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Washington
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Cummings
Felix Frankfurter
Donald Richberg
Blackwell Smith
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Richberg
Roosevelt
Wisconsin Restaurant Cheese Law Passes
Wisconsin Governor Philip La Follette signed a bill requiring public eateries to serve two thirds of an ounce of cheese and two thirds of an ounce of butter with every meal costing a quarter or more. An official warned the cheese might not be given free and diners could still be charged. The measure passed both houses amid joking remarks from lawmakers.
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Wisconsin
Philip la Follette
Wisconsin Restaurant Association
Elmer Conforti
State Restaurant Association
Court's Smashing of NRA Leaves New Deal in Confusion
Washington June 6 The New Deal faces uncertainty after the Schechter decision as labor leaders and officials express mixed views on future moves. Reporters note retreat options were not prepared and praise for possible NRA support contrasts with doubt. Also mentions a honeymoon reckless driving sentence for Geo K Rawlins and Cincinnati woman Cathrine Palmer turning 100.
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Geo. K. Rawlins
Detroit
Value of money puzzle from U S Referee in Bankruptcy
Dallas June 6 E M Baker federal referee in bankruptcy presents a puzzle about a counterfeit $100 bill passing through multiple hands. A salesman deposits it, hotels and grocers use it, and it returns to the hotel before the salesman burns it. The question posed is what is money and how value persists through the chain of transactions.
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Dallas
E. M. Baker
Baker
Spaniard Noel Nearly Lynched After Bull Ring Outburst
Eugenio Noel, Spanish writer and anti bullfighting advocate, was nearly lynched in Guadalajara after calling Mexicans cowards during a bull fight. Police escorted him from the ring as the matador prepared to kill.
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Mexico
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Noel
Electrolux Uses Torture Chamber Tests for Newtone Finish
Engineers subjected refrigerator finishes to extreme trials in Evansville to develop Newtone. Tests named The Sweat Box The Ducking Pond The Guillotine The Sun Glare Treatment and The Grease Rule demonstrated durability against heat water sun and grease. The Newtone finish endured 2 000 hours sweating 70 hours UV exposure and 160 000 strokes without chipping or yellowing and remains the standard in Electrolux refrigerators worldwide.
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Texas Gas Utilities Co
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Evansville
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Server, Inc
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