Labor Board Created In Wagner Connery Law Fight
The Wagner Connery labor disputes bill passed the house by acclamation after a heated debate. It sets up a three member independent Labor Relations Board to supervise elections, conduct hearings, and issue cease and desist orders for unfair practices. It also defines unfair labor practices by employers and establishes penalties.
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Early adjournment may be sought by Congress amid NRA fallout
Washington insiders say lawmakers seek an August adjournment driven by fatigue with stopgap NRA bills and belief Supreme Court rulings may strike them down. Industry anxieties grow over further antitrust actions as debates flare over the Harrison amendment and possible price fixing schemes.
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Pink-Piny Keepsake Tied To Grief And Garden Memory
Grandma Smith’s pink peony becomes a living link to Savilla and memories of a long-ago York State garden. The narrator plans to leave the plant to a relative after death, recounting care, vows to divide blooms, and the emotional weight of a single cherished root.
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