Resignation rumors swirl over TVA leadership tussle
Washington reports intense pressure about who will lead the Tennessee Valley Authority as Edward Morg an and Lilienthal clash over policy. President Roosevelt weighing options as a key private utility contract nears expiration.
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GM strike talks collapse as union and firm accuse each other
As settlement talks falter Governor Murphy withdraws the truce. Homer Martin of the United Automobile Workers accuses General Motors of reopening the Cadillac plant, bargaining with nonunion workers, and denying picketing rights at Guide Lamp in Anderson. GM says the union refused to remove sit down strikers from plants. Senator La Follette is asked to subpoena Boysen and records of the Flint Alliance.
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Government to buy eggs to aid relief recipients
Secretary Wallace states federal purchase of eggs will counter a sharp drop in wholesale and farm prices. Surplus eggs will be distributed to relief recipients, though agriculture reports show no actual surplus and no department spokesman confirms large purchases.
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Riot and Fire at Ontario Reformatory in Guelph
About 800 convicts sparked a riot at the Ontario Reformatory in Guelph igniting and burning dormitory chapel and hospital. Roughly 100 inmates escaped with nearly 40 breaking out of the penitentiary as flames caused an estimated 200000 dollars in damage.
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Roosevelt Delays Battleship Construction Until Accord Sought
President Roosevelt seeks an international agreement to halt the $50,000,000 per ship battleship program. Navy plans exist, with bidding possible in 24 hours after approval, while efforts focus on avoiding an arms race and related economic impacts amid war import controls and labor strife.
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Burden of Wisdom He Who Knows Much Has Many Cares
A reflective adage notes that greater knowledge brings additional concerns and responsibilities, illustrating the burdens that accompany wisdom.
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