Labor rights confusion and the Wagner act questions
The piece argues that U S labor law remains unsettled amid the modern labor relations era. It cites the Wagner act as an early effort, questions about representation elections including a third option none union, picketing rights, and potential Sherman act cases against unions. It notes widespread legal uncertainty and the need for generally agreed concepts to enable orderly labor relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York Labor Relations Board
Labor Board
New Jersey
New York Electrical
World War War Ethics Questioned By British Admiral
A British admiral suggests that bombing non-combatants would be madness in wartime due to food supply concerns. He argues sparing noncombatants and munition workers could reduce enemy needs and aid the war effort, a view framed as a grim reflection on current global thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
China
Midway
A Peculiar Race There is a wartime jab at France
A World War era quip links a song lyric about the French to a remark naming the minister of justice, suggesting a political or cultural jab. The brief notes a curious line and ties it to prominent national figures of the time.
Fragmented Collected Jabs on Times and Policy
A playful pastiche mixes jokes about penology limits in America with references to Christmas-time toki ers, Joe Louis and Nathan Mann, and a jab at Congress and highway spending. The piece mocks political trivialities and global quirks while echoing a biographer's note on the President’s need for opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
Nathan Mann
Nathan
Doe
Tommy Fars
Editorials from South Dakon Armuricno papers
A dated note announces Interesting Editorials drawn from the largest Am ericn newspaper collection in South Dakon. Open during office hours for readers of the Evening Huronite, available for contemporary reference, private study, school study, political review, or merchandising information at the library within the Evening Huronite Building.
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Armuricno
Dakan
Huronite
Ilea
Evening Hurenkte
Phy Tdltur
As The Crow Flies By Ernest L. Meyer
A Foreign Policy Association forum on the Orient prompts Meyer to warn against anti-Japanese sentiment in America. He recalls past mob violence against Germans, ties it to current bias, and shares a personal tale of a Japanese servant who faced prejudice yet showed dignity in work. He notes the danger of labeling nationals by their governments.
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Foreign Policy Association
Orient
Kooed
Beg Bly
Haymond Leslie Buell
The
Union Square
America
China
United States
Mid-West
Wisconsin
Holy Heights
Nippon
Japan
Seate
Post-Intelligencer
Tean Hervest
New
Blank
Yesler Way
Jon
Lake
Sako
Greanborn
Gako
Washington
Tam
Diary entry recalls farm sale and auction day imagery
December diary entry describes a farm auction with horses cattle and a cog sold to strangers, a coffee and candy fundraiser, and mixed feelings about selling well worn goods. The narrator notes cold air like light snow, a chick hatching activity, and a sense of impending change.
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Gopher Holes
Toney
Janey
Jim
Mengy
Peard
Ten Years Ago In Huron Aviation Plans Cultivate Rapid City Route
Rapid Air Lines explores a $45,000 plane from Ford for Chicago Rapid City service and Black Hills tours within months. The craft seats 10 to 16 passengers plus cargo, with three Whirlwind motors and top speed near 484 miles per hour, shortening Chicago travel to about 10 hours.
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Rapid City
Tar
Chicago
Black Hills
Walter Halley
Rapid Air Lines
Ford Company
Here
Little. Rock
Ark
Jan. S
W. W. Walker
Huron
Walker
Arkansas
Merle Buel
Buck
F Arkansag
Heron
Merle Buck
Repid City
Union News
Chicago’ and North Western Railway
Tow Wear
Clyde Smith
Kiwanis Club
Marvin ‘Hawhitt
Smith
J.C. Shirrey
Ells Irish
Gertrude Mey
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Leslie Bynes at Home
Hostesses at 645 Tenth Street Southwest hosted a surprise party for Mrs Leslie Bynes. Guests, all employees of the Standard OF offices, presented gifts after an evening of games. A lunch prepared by the girls followed for sixteen attendees.
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Ers
Leslie Bynes
Tenth Street
Dynas
Conferees Trim Budget Edict Amid Roosevelts Pressure
The piece describes congressional maneuvering over the Bollesu-McNary edict with conferees cutting objectionable parts before House ratification and Senate recourse. It notes budget concerns, fears of a processing tax, and the political clash over tax, labor, and farm interests, including Garner and Wallace weighing costs and methods. It mentions Roosevelt’s goal to limit new taxes and predicts further curtailment with no processing tax.
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Bollesu-McNary
House
Senaté
Rep
Boi
McNary
Air
Aeview
Gamer
V. P
Roosevelt
Wallace
Garner
Dickering
Communist Hero Horizontal 4 The Orst Leader of the Communist State
A fragmented OCR puzzle-like page listing clues and partial answers about Soviet Russia figures and terms. It includes numbered hints for words such as solitary sinewy musical note flower parts and various geographic and political terms, with references to the former Russian empire and Communist memory.
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Russia
Sente
Lampeoont
Ater
Sharpeni Ag
Mackenzie Sees More Sunshine In World Affairs Next Year
EWITT MACKENZIE reports that 1938 may bring more sun than clouds in foreign affairs with cautious optimism. Tallies by the New York Weather Bureau forecast sunny spells interspersed with clouds, while major items loom: tariff negotiations between America and Britain, Hull’s push for freer trade, Britain’s rearmament, Hitler’s rising influence, Japan’s wartime toll in China, and the Spanish Civil War continuing amid uncertain outcomes.
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Ewitt MacKenzie
New York
Jan. i
Oris
New York Weather Bureau
Ibis
Presi
Jeni Roosevel
United States
America
England
Barney
Cordell Hull
Hull
John Bull
Europe
Britain
Japan
League of Nations
Key South Dakota net income tax questions list
Pierre January 6 A list of common questions about the South Dakota net income tax was prepared by Tax Director Joe Bottum Jr to help residents file their returns due March 3. Topics cover who must file, thresholds, filing timelines, payment options, exemptions, deductions, and whether out of state or home depreciation taxes apply.
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Pierre
Jan
South Dalots
Joe Bottun, Jr
South Dakota
Girl Drops Dead After Dance in Dallas
Wilma Audiss aged L years, daughter of Oscar Audiss, collapsed at home after returning from a dance. She had skated recently and sustained a minor head injury, but doctors attributed the death to a probable cause of heart or illness rather than the injury.
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Dallas
Wilma
Oscar Audiss
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