Wagner Act Seen Reducing Auto Strike Fallout in Michigan
A United Press estimate shows four major Michigan auto strikes cost 477 million dollars, with autos worth 267 million unpaid, 45 million in wages not paid, and 137 million lost for supplier industries. State and federal losses totaled about 23 million, underscoring potential relief from unionizing rights under the Wagner act.
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Supreme Court
United Press
Michigan
State of
National Guard
Auto
Popular Plan for Direct Presidential Nominations
Oregon Senator Steiner proposes a constitutional amendment to nominate presidential and vice presidential candidates by popular vote. National conventions would only write a platform and rubber stamp voter nominations. The change would curb horse trading and force candidates to declare positions early, making nominations more responsive to the public will.
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Oregon
Steiner
British Hood Shown Weak On Spain Crisis In Cabinet Slump
The Hood, a 40 000 ton battle cruiser praised as fast and tough, is downplayed amid Britain's Spain crisis as the cabinet moves through routine procedures, signaling limited impact beyond window dressing.
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Hood
Spain
British Navy Bluffed Into Muted Standoff Over Bilbao
The article notes Britain allowing rebel blockades at Bilbao while pledging not to force the issue. It recalls the Hood’s arrival from Gibraltar and argues the British lion has grown cautious, with Britain declaring ships enter Bilbao at their own risk.
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Bilbao
England
Bilbio
Britain
Franco
Hood
Gibralter
Gibraltar
House of Commons
Van
Hitler
Mussolini
Auto financing rule aids buyers in understanding costs
Federal Trade Commission and auto industry firms reach a stipulation to stop advertising 6 percent financing without clarifying that it does not reflect simple annual rate. The commission says the 6 percent plan taxes buyers by charging about 12 percent on average balances until full payment. If enforced, buyers gain clearer insight into installment costs.
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Federal Trade Commission
The
Trade Commission
Interesting Editorials From Other Newspapers
The article advertises an extensive library of American newspapers available to readers of the Evening Hurone. It invites public access during office hours for contemporary and historical newspapers for study and political review at the News Room in the Evening Huronite Building.
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Galty
South Dakota
Merck
Huronite
Soapless soap May Change Soap and Fertilizer Markets
A New York preview reveals a hydrogenated vegetable oil based soapless soap that works in hard water and many wash tasks. If it replaces traditional fats, domestic oils could replace imported ones, possibly reducing American soap materials and risking agrarian distress.
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Mitchell Daily Republic
New York
N. Y
Cleopatra
Chia
Hutchins Advocates Against Vocational Drift in Universities
The University of Chicago president Dr. Robert M. Hutchins argues that modern education is overwhelmed by vocational training from dancing to cosmetology. He warns that essential studies and reading of great thought are smothered by a mass of practical curricula and degree inflation.
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Hutchins
Los Angeles Times
University of Chicago
Robert M. Hutchins
Hitchins
News Behind The News on liquor ads and politics
A floor dispute over a federal trade commission liquor advertising joker spurs unease as W Forbes Morgan and other industry figures shift to distillers roles. Roosevelt faces reaction from treasury allies and lawmakers while debates over alcohol regulation and prices continue.
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W. Forbes Morgan
Federal Trade Commission
Roosavelt
Morgan
Capitol
Andrew
Treasury
Contress
Heasevelt
Democratic National Committee
Michelson
Norman Baxter
Distilled Spirits Institute
Roosevelt
Leo R. Sack
Schenley Products Company
James
Doran
Treasury Prohibition
Washington
House Inerstate Commerce Committee
Federal Alcohol Administration
FAA
Diary Entry From An Ordinary Spring Day
A diarist records a quiet day around the homestead. She notes walking to the field with Jim, tending chores, planning home improvements, and reflecting on personal guilt while observing neighbors, seeds, and a modest dinner at a shared meal with Amy, Jane, and Jerry.
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Jim
Stour
Amy
Jane
Jerry
Pierre Kiwanis To Sponsor Air Fair
Pierre Kiwanis Club will sponsor an Air Fair at Walter J. Smith airport on June 5. Prizes totaling about $1,000 are expected for tying contests. Army planes will participate as ceremonies mark the airport's official dedication.
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Pierre Kiwanis
Pierre
Pierre Kiwanis Club
Walter J. Smith
Reports From Beadle YW Meet Highlight April Board Session
The April YWCA board meeting led by presiding president Mrs. F. W. Dennis covered poetry readings from Psalms and James Oppenheim, emphasis on beauty, and updates from committee chairs. Reports noted cafeteria meal increases, lawn and decor improvements, Girl Reserve Spring conference details, handicraft and recreation plans, and federation fundraising efforts.
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Ywca Board
F. W. Dennis
W. H. Riley
James Oppenheim
Mra. Riley
H. A. Tice
L.C. Tillmmart
Harriet Carson
Pitts
Girl Reserve
Hucon
de Presbyterian Church
Wessingon
Lake Byron
FB. Lehman
Federation of Wom
Install Officers In De Molay Lodge At Austallaboy
De Molay lodge held installation ceremonies with Won Dill Parlee leading the list as major councillor for the spring term. Marvin Fureh and John Lynch became senior and junior councillors while Reagan Jones was senior deacon and Howard Saylor junior deacon.
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de Molay Lodge
de Molay
Dill Parlee
Marvin Fureh
John Lynch
Reagan Jones
Howard Saylor
Howard Conner
Jack Colton
Ben Wharton
Chaplan
LeRoy Haberman
Bob Murr
Standard
O. F. Jacobstnulmoner
BI Tredway Sentinel
Gorden McNanar
Owen Storsett
Bob Adams
Perry Miller
Gerke
Calvin Calendine
Grans Pasei
C. N
Dad) Hall
Bob Fitch
Ste
Canatrs Club
Pierre Speech Winners Compete In Local Contest
The following contestants from the area will travel to Pierre on Saturday April 24 to participate in the state contest at the Congregational Church starting at 9 30. Wayre Mon eur of Floresne Township and Lyds Giever, a school member, compete in the first intermediate. Joan Fergue, daughter of Wayland Grind Township, E B Scheerlim, Margery Burge, and Lucile W are listed in the intermediate division.
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Pierre Miller
Sweinsth
Pierre
Particiepare
Wayre Moneur
Ploresne
Lyds Giever
Ste
Joan Fergue
Wayland Grind
E. B. Scheerlim
Owader Con
Margery Burge
Riversien Tesnsap
Lucile W
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National Bureau of Economic Research
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Daisy Harriman
Sone
der Puehrer
Abraham
Chic
Mazi
Hitelee
Rhine
Pola Nes
Fertile Crescent
Misa
Negri
Pola
der Fuchrer
Charlie Chaplin
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Iits
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Ly Yomane
der Fuehrer
Beadle
XWCA
Chususia
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