Labor Triumvirs Also Would Rule Political Realm
Labor insiders say privately that Berry Lewis Hillman, leaders behind the labor nonpartisan league, aim beyond Roosevelt’s 1936 reelection. Maj. Berry calls it the sacred duty of labor to back the President, then the trio would hold strategic influence on policy toward workers and the administration.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Berry-Lewis-Hillman
Labor Nonpartisan League
Roosevelt
White House
New Deal
George L. Berry
League
Berry, Lewis and Hillmen
Organized Labor
Relief Power of Black-Draught Praised by Tenn Reader
Evensville resident Sherman Sneed extols Black-Draught as prompt relief for constipation and accompanying headaches and fatigue. He says a regular dose helps his health, saying the product is a trusted, long-time remedy.
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Mr. Sherman Sneed
Evensville
Tenn
Labor leaders push for industrial union influence in policy
Analyzing the US labor scene, Berry Hillman and Lew tle press administration for ear of policy makers on industrial unionism led by Jona Le Lewis from the United Blue Workers of America. Sidney Hulman backs the idea while William Green and AFL favor craft unions, as Berry builds momentum with thousands of pledges to support Roosevelt’s political aims.
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Berry
Hillman
Lewtle
Jona le Lewis
Bline Workers of America
Sidney Hulman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Major Berry
Council For Industrial Progress
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Lewis
Tabor
Roosevelt
Governor Earle Attacks Roosevelt at Worcester Dinner
Pennsylvania Governor Geoge H Earle blasts President Roosevelt saying big business and Wall Street hate him for exposing financial gamblers and corrupt practices. He vows to destroy liberal democracy to protect utilities and bankers. May 4. Worcester event details from AP report.
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Saye Biz Bunl‘neau
Roosevelt
Worcester
Mass
Geoge H Earle
Pennsylvania
Andrew Jackson Club
Wall Street
Mie Business
United States
Axx
One Cent Dividend Mailed by Elmira Treasurer
Treasurer John L Freete mailed one cent checks to seven Chemung county communities for their share of New York state franchise tax for the first quarter of 1936. The payment was part of the state revenue distribution and noted in the AP report.
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Elmira
John L Freete
Chemung County
New York State
AEF Holds Paris Fort Determined to Wait and See
Paris May 4 AP the whole American army of occupation remained entrenched in Pershing hall Paris headquarters of the American Legion officers said they could not pay for the hail and would have to close the building The court appointed Auguste Moulin to administer the building and the Legion announced plans to hire and pay for four men and two Chinese servants to run errands and improve mess rations French officials urged conciliation while the army’s senior officers noted they could wait out the summer if needed
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Paris
United States
France
Legion
Building Corporation
Auguste Moulin
Embatth Legionaires
Julies Snow Nill
Quincy
Til
French Chamber of Deputies
Weekend film listings tease for Tobert Taylor and Janet Gryner
Film page shows Sunday and Monday lineups including Smell Town Girl. with Brne Barnes and others, plus Wednesday through Saturday features across theaters. Notable titles include The Prisoner off Shark Island, Leathernecks Have Landed, China Seas, Klondike Annie, and Westward Ho. Casts feature Gloria Stuart, Lew Ayres, Clark Gable, Mae West, John Wayne, and Betty Boop among others.
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Tobert Taylor
Janet Gryner
Brne Barnes
Lawn Stone
Andy Devse
Miczae
Patterson
Pink Craven Times
Stewart Shortt
Charles Aberne
Dothan Raghk Newssday
Firmen
Fred Stone
Jean Parker Dal
Frank Albott
aHvadine
World of Sport
Wemnesday
Thursdas
Warner Baxter
Shark Island
Glorida Stuart
Claude Gillingwater
Arthur Pyren
Negeie
Hany Carey
Betty Boop
Mart Brothas
Katty Cadisle Allin
Janis Popeye
Wamps
Brothers
Flash Gordon
Alabama
Miriam Hopkins
Gilward G. Robinson
el Meraim
Andy Wednesday
Thornlay
Leathernecks
Lew Ayres
Xohel Jewell
Jimmy Finson
Andy Clyds
Satay
Jane Wayne
Sheila Manners
Buddy Im
Alcazar
Clane Tre
I Frank Merriwell
Ritz Marianna
Fla
Lonsesome Pine
Sylvia Sidney
Fred MacMurray
Stew er assails New Deal spending in New York rally
Senator Frederick C. Stew er of Oregon criticized New Deal policies from Jamaica Long Island asserting large sums are diverted to loyal politicians. He warned money can swing elections noting his agreement with General Hugh Johnson that substantial spending could defeat the administration.
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Jamaica
Long Island
Frederick C. Stewer
Oregon
Hugh) Johnson
Stewes
Capstone Degrees To Be Awarded At Alabama Campus Fete
More than 500 students will receive degrees at the University of Alabama 105th Commencement May 24 to 26, with speakers TVA director David Lilienthal and Dr. W G Henry. Baccalaureate Sunday at 5 pm, Alumni Day events May 25 include luncheons and alummi banquet. Senior women's luncheon follows, and degrees may be conferred in the stadium at 5:30 pm weather permitting.
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U. S Bureau of Mines
Denny
B C Relieves Periodical Pains In Three Minutes
An ad promotes B. C as a tonic remedy prepared by a registered pharmacist. It claims rapid relief in minutes from menstrual pains and a broad range of aches colds headaches neuralgia muscular pains fever and nervous distress without opiates or habit forming drugs. Available in 10c and 25c packages.
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B. C
Insect Ravages Warned Despite Weather in Alabama
Auburn May 4 AP Experts from the State Extension Service rate Alabama crop prospects as fair to good but warn of insect damage in spring gardens. Cold winter caused late plantings and floods delayed oats and pasture growth while 2000 to 3000 farmers filed Cotton Price Adjustment Program applications. Duncan urged action before May 15 to qualify for payments, and entomologist Robinson warned pests persist despite cold weather with deris and sulfur recommended for garden pests. bolt weevils appear in southern cotton regions.
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Auburn
State Extension Service Today
Alabama
L. N. Duncan
Duncan
Extension Service
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
J. M. Robinson
Meeting of Jersey State Breeders of Alabama in May
F W Burns, livestock specialist, announced a meeting of The Jersey State Breeders of Alabama on May 12. He warned cattlemen about piglet stunting, advised keeping piglets in the farrowing house until one month old, moving them only to a clean pasture, and cautioned on roundworms and anemia amid Soil Conservation Service and State Extension Service involvement.
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F. W. Burns
Alabama
Burne
Coemu
Soil Conservation Service
State Extension Service
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