Roosevelt Forms Board On Textile Strike Action
President Roosevelt names a board of inquiry with Gov. John G. Wigant Marion Smith and Raymond Y. Ingersoll to study complaints in cotton textile woolen rayon and allied industries and report by October 1. The strike spreads draining 336000 workers and triggering riots in several states.
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Love Aff air in Mill Town Sparks Old Betrayals
In a small mill town a married man Joe Lawrence tempts Idella while her fiance Donnie and a sharp storekeeper named Amos plot to expose the affair. A scheme with Milly, a radio singer, culminates in a tense scene and Donnie’s wary return to the group.
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Aluminum Workers End Month-Long Strike With Concession Pact
About 27 000 ALCOA employees, idle for a month, were ordered back to work as a national agreement ended the walkout. The deal halted a labor dispute after concessions won by the company and workers through mediation by labor department conciliator Fred Keightly.
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NRA suspends film industry code on salaries and bidding
Sol Rosenblatt, divisional administrator, says the NRA will indefinitely suspend provisions limiting star and executive salaries and addressing unfair bidding. He notes that value is market driven and a code authority cannot gauge worth accurately. Also, OSSIA seeks a permanent League of Nations seat, opposed by Switzerland. Turkey seeks a nonpayment seat replacing China.
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Exhibition on 2000 Years Ago Opens in London
A historical exhibition in London showcases life from two millennia ago with artifacts, displays, and expert commentary. Curators highlight daily routines, trade, and cultural links to ancient civilizations.
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