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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1936

Page

2

Work relief questioned by commerce board

The United States Chamber of Commerce calls for a gradual end to federal work relief, warning it cannot replace private enterprise or fully curb unemployment. The report, led by John W. O’Leary, stresses private industry must lead recovery and warns against competition for workers between relief programs and private firms.

Board of United States Chamber of Commerce John W. O'Leary Chicago Charleston Indianapolis Buenos Aires Roosevelt Congress Works Progress Administration United States Washington Harold Ickes PWA Harry Hopkins WPA

Supreme Court upholds New York unemployment law in split ruling

The US Supreme Court, in a divided session with Justice Harlan Fiske Stone absent, upheld New York's unemployment insurance law. No formal opinion or lineup was released, but legal experts say the decision has broad implications for state social legislation and the federal social security program.

New York United States Supreme Court Harlan Fiske Stone

AFL approves action against C I O unions at Tampa

The American Federation of Labor voted 21 679 to 2 043 to suspend ten unions backing John L Lewis Committee for Industrial Organization. It also renewed talks with rebel unions and empowered the council to call a special federation convention and expel them if peace talks fail.

American Federation of Labor Executive Council John L. Lewis Committee For Industrial Organization Movement Green Tampa Congress la Follette Wisconsin Washington

Germany and Japan Form Pact to Check Communism

The article reports a suspected Germany Japan alliance to curb communism with plans to keep strong forces in East Prussia and Manchukuo and to exchange military data. Russia halted fishing concessions citing the pact, while Russian authorities convicted German engineer E Strickling and eight others for sabotage.

Germany Japan Italy Soviet Russia Moscow East Prussia Manchukuo Russia Tokio Novosibirsk E. Strickling Strickling

Secret Trade Efforts Stall as Maritime Strike Prolongs

FPWARD F. McGRADY, assistant secretary of labor, sought a settlement of the great maritime workers strike but faced poor progress. Nationwide calls by the Masters, Mates and Pilots association and the Marine Engineers union worsened the mood. Federal operation of emergency ships to Alaska and Hawaii was discussed but not decided.

Fpward F. McGrady Masters, Mates and Pilots Association Marine Engineers Union Alaska Hawaii

Mme. Schumann Heink Dies A Great Contralto

The German born contralto Mme. Ernestine Schumann Heink died in Hollywood at a time of national sorrow. She had sung for the AEF and was regarded as one of the era’s leading operatic and concert artists. Her death is noted with fond tribute from across the nation.

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Labor and Seaway Talks Shape Postwar Tax Stance

Washington reports William Green and AFL leaders eye shifting old age pension costs from workers to wealth as Congress nears January sessions. Roosevelt and Morgenthau resist changes, while seaway treaty prospects rise with Florida canal advocates banking on Roosevelt’s prestige and Democratic Senate support. outcomes depend on regional votes and budget constraints.

Washington William Green Congress American Federation of Labor Roosevelt Organized Labor Green Treasury Morgenthau Capitol Hill Morgenthau St. Lawrence Seaway Senate Canada Park Trammel Duncan A. Fletcher Florida Walter F. George Richard B. Russell Georgia Florida Canal Savannah

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Heartburn Warnings Amid Rush Eating and Bad Habits

Readers warned that rapid meals overeating smoking and heavy drinking trigger heartburn. The piece urges heed when stomach signals discomfort and suggests milnesia as an antacid option.

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