Labor and political headlines from the Roosevelt era
General Johnson helps avert a cotton textile strike by securing a compromise with United Textile Workers and Cotton Textile Institute leaders, while steel industry talks stall. Roosevelt orders emergency relief work funds and a Western drought program. Henry L. Hopkins allocates 6.5 million for 13 states and cites water, canning, and road projects. Henry P. Fletcher elected Republican chairman in Chicago with a platform urging liberal social legislation within constitutional bounds.
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Ickes Testifies In Disbarment Case In Chicago
Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes travels to Chicago to testify in disbarment proceedings against lawyers W Larsen and J M Malmin. Ickes claims the defendants tried to blackmail him for government posts, a charge denied by the men. The hearing is conducted by the Chicago Bar Association grievance committee.
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Living Safely With Heart Disease Card on valve leaks and care
This article describes heart valve leaks from scarlet fever or rheumatic disease and explains that small leaks seldom stop the heart from supplying body tissues. It advises seeing a doctor for shortness of breath, distinguishes acidosis from a failing heart, and recommends rest and adjusted activity to maintain safety and health.
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Hot weather eating tips from Mayo Clinic doctor
Advice on how heat affects digestion and appetite. Rest on the right side for a few minutes before meals to aid digestion and avoid abdominal pain from gas. Eat slightly less in heat, but not much, since body work stays similar across seasons and outdoor activity may require more calories.
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