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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1937

Page

2

Wagner Act Decisions Upheld by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court handed down five rulings upholding the Wagner Labor Relations Act and broadening the interstate commerce clause. The Jones & Laughlin Steel case ordered reinstatement of ten discharged workers, while Associated Press v Watson protected First Amendment rights and upheld the act’s reach in labor disputes.

Supreme Court Hughes Jones & Laughlin Steel Company Associated Press Morris Watson New York Justice Roberts Watson Willis van Devanter George Sutherland James C. McReynolds Pierce Butler Interstate Bus Fruehaus Trailer Company Detroit Mich United Automobile Workers Union Friedmann - Harry Marks ‘Clothing Company Richmond Va Amalgamated Clothing Workers

Senate Hits Sitdowns but Spares the President

The piece discusses Senate moves to condemn a sitdown strike while avoiding a direct presidential position. It covers responses from leaders, the political risk to Roosevelt, and broader debates on neutrality plans and international diplomacy including potential peace talks and currency stabilization.

Senate

Senator Lewis Urges Roosevelt to Call Peace Conference

Illinois senator James Hamilton Lewis argues for the president to convene an international peace conference to revise the Treaty of Versailles. He says the aim is a new disposition to quiet nations in revolt and conflict over perceived treaty injuries, and that Roosevelt's popularity abroad would aid success.

United States Army Bennett C. Clark Missouri Cordell Hull Hull Norman H.davis London Roosevelt Britain France New York Times State’ Department Washington White House Spain New Deal Treasury Department Enator James Hamilton Lewis Illinois Senate

Trans Atlantic Air Service Nears Realization

Assistant Secretary of Commerce J. Monroe Johnson announced Canada routes have been cleared for trans Atlantic flight. Two Canadian routes Montreal and Shediac will host eastward hops from Bottwood N F and westbound landfall. British and US planes will total four weekly trips, two each.

United States Great Britain Canada Dominion J. Monroe Johnson Shediac N. B Montreal

Pattern Offer For Seven Day Tea Towels

Happy Hulda invites crafters to cross stitch seven motifs 6 by 6 inches each using 8 to the inch crosses. Pattern 1383 includes transfer designs, material needs, stitch illustrations, and color ideas. Send 15 cents for pattern to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft 82 Highth Ave New York. Write pattern number name and address plainly.

Hulda Needlecraft Pets Highth Ave New York

Creamed Eggs With Chili and Rice

Recipe outlines a dish of well-seasoned white sauce with chili powder and six hard cooked eggs cut in quarters served over a rice border. The dish serves six and reflects kitchen instructions from WND Service.

WND Service

Two Kinds of Secrecy Quote by Chesterfield

A compact aphorism contrasts how strong minds employ proper secrecy with how weak and cunning individuals rely on mystery. The line credits Chesterfield as the author and presents a concise moral about discretion and wit.

Chesterfield

Don’t Irritate Gas Bloating With Harsh Treatments

A vintage aid ad explains gas and bloating stem from constipated bowels and bacteria. It warns against harsh alkali remedies and touts Adlerika as a quick cleansing solution to remove toxins and harmful bacteria from both upper and lower bowels, claiming relief from gas without griping or habit forming.

Always a Loser in Self Defense Sarcasm and Abuse

A compact reflection on pride and resilience noting that resting on defense against sarcasm and abuse leads to constant defeat. The quote emphasizes active striving over passive protection in personal conduct.

Goethe

Quotation Fragments From Historic Figures

A garbled OCR snippet presents quoted lines attributed to Nicholas Murray Butler and Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt. The text is incomplete and reads as a rough mix of ideas on universities, life, art, and progress with several misspellings and broken phrases.

Nicholas Murray Butler Franklin . Roosevelt

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