Labor rows over 80-hour week and NRA actions
William Green warns the 80-hour work week will be forced by organized labor through strikes if needed, criticizing the New Deal for unemployment. Roosevelt's stance on the Connery bill and other wage-cut plans are noted, as is a federal injunction against code enforcement on coal operators in Kentucky. Arabian, Tennessee faces NRA pressure with Hariman Hosiery Blue Eagle surrenders and local revolt. A durable goods report opposes wage hikes, supports company unions, and criticizes Wagner.
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William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Roosevelt
General Johnson
Tennessee
NRA
Harnman Hosiery
Washington
Aido
George H. Houston
Durable Goods Industries Committee
Republicans Demand End Of Emergency Rules After New Deal Fight
Bere Rent a Tine Bertrand Snell of New York, minority leader, says the emergency period is over and GOP leaders urge dispensing with emergency laws and bureaus. The controversy shifts as opponents concede some gains for Roosevelt and New Dealers insist recovery measures continue while denying any move toward socialism. Public mood remains eager to see how campaigns will handle the evolving stance.
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Bere
Bertrand Snell
New York
House
Roosevelt
Business Leaders Debate NRA Policy At Washington Meeting
National chamber delegates gathered in Washington for the United States Chamber of Commerce annual meeting focusing on the NRA. President Marriman urged a permanent NRA with limits on Roosevelt era powers, while Silas Strawn urged revising governmental and financial policy and resisting new emergency measures. General Johnson, guest speaker, said any good from the recovery act should endure, as labor and industry tensions rise.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
NRA
Henry S. Marriman
Roosevelt
Silas IL. Strawn
Chamber
Mr. Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
Blue Eagle
Chamber of Commerce
Justice Department seeks large budget increase to fight gangsters
Attorney General Cummings argues for about 2,000,000 in excess of the 28,700,778 authorized for 1935 to equip agents with high powered cars armored vehicles and ample arms and ammunition expand field offices and investigators. Meanwhile hearings open on attempts to oust Senators Huey P Long and John H Overton with Mrs Hilda Phelps Hammond leading a women’s campaign and Gen Samuel T Ansell portraying fraud in the 1932 Louisiana primaries and Overton’s possible culpability.
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Department of Justice
Congress
Department
Justice Department
NEN
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Huey P. Long
John H. Overton
Louisiana
Hilda Phelps Hammond
Long
Samuel T. Ansell
Overton
Senate
General Ansell
William H. Woodin Dies After Cabinet Service
William H. Woodin former Roosevelt secretary of the treasury died from throat illness that prompted his resignation in December. He served as president of the American Car and Foundry Co from 1916 and also led the American Locomotive Co. A musician, composer, art lover and student of government, he was a respected industry leader.
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William H. Woodin
Roosevelt
Treasury
American Car and Foundry Company
American Locomotive Company
Philippines Move Toward Independence Tied to 1945 Timeline
A Tydings-McDuffie measure sets Philippines on a path to full independence in 1945 with a commonwealth government to rule during transition. It also redefines Filipino nationals and imposes US immigration limits, while leaving questions about thousands of residents and international status unsettled. In Chicago and other cities federal agents uncover a kidnap ring, arresting ex-state official John J McLaughlin linked to the Edward Bremer case and seeking William Elmer Mead. Separate debate over cotton reduction hinges on tenant farmer rights and a proposed compliance board to protect tenants and workers.
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Tydings-McDuffie
Commonwealth
United States
Rgid
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Kansas City
John Jo McLaughlin
Edward Bremer
St. Paul
William Elmer Mead
McLaughlin
Bremer
South
Wallace
Calvin B. Wooker
Duke University
Hitler denounces war guilt at Templehof rally
About two million Germans gathered at Templehof airport near Berlin as Chancellor Hitler rejected Germany's war guilt. He warned against Allied discrimination and proclaimed an end to submissive submission. He linked anti Jewish policy to a broader World War II struggle and claimed Soviet symbols would return to represent the German community.
William Wirt investigation yields minority criticism and royal jubilee note
Report details a House investigation into Dr. William A. Wirt with majority finding charges untrue and companions denying statements. Republican minority denounces the probe as suppressive. The piece also marks King George V’s 25th year on the throne and mentions tax conference actions and Austria’s constitutional approval.
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William A
Wirt
McGuegin
Lehrbach
Healthy summer treats from culinary experts
A collection of light desserts including Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream Marshmallow and Coffee Pudding Gunes cookies Spicy Ice Box Cake and Chocolate Ice Cream with steps and ingredients. Recipes use condensed milk water whipping cream and various flavorings to yield servings from six to four dozen cookies.
Cooperative Household Tasks Promotes Shared Work Earnest
In a two or more adult household the cooperative housekeeping idea divides labor by preference. Each participant takes a department such as cooking, cleaning, laundry, or shopping, ensuring fair leisure and reducing overwork. The arrangement aids harmony and efficiency within a small community-like home.
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Bell Syndicatea
Precocity Often Found to Be Trick of Brain
A British mental welfare hospital reports a group of youths with calendar calculations and date recognition abilities. The feature notes such prodigies often fade with age, while some show high numeric skills despite lower overall intelligence, echoed by findings across thirteen cases.
Looking Ahead to California or Bust
An aged couple sits in silence and the husband asks what they were thinking. She recalls their long life together and the inevitability of separation someday, while he agrees there is no use worrying now as they face the future.
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California
Spring Fever Time Promises New Tonics and Puzzles
An ad style snippet touts a blood-boosting tonic S.S.S. Co claims will raise oxygen carrying capacity. It contrasts earthy health with a cross words puzzle quip and ends with a note on faith as essential to life for every woman.
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S.S.S. Co
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