Labor Board Revision Fails To Halt Wagner Act Critics
Washington dispatch reports revisions to Labor Board rules failed to quiet Wagner Act critics. Changes allow employers to seek bargaining elections when unions avoid certification, governors debate extending 10 months of non intervention, and hearings delays grow from five to ten days. AFL and House members push further reform while Ellender cites proposals guaranteeing 10 months of peace between unions and employers. Canada mentions railroading.
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Washington
Labor Board
Ellender
Louisiana
House
AFL
CIQ Teaders
Bender
Senate Labor Committee
Nhcrease
Cox
Democrat
Georgia
Torrential Rains Sweep Northwest Flood Warning Issued
Torrential rains drenched sections of the northwest with 1.64 inches in Minneapolis and 1.37 inches at Streeter. A flood warning was issued on the Chippewa River with an anticipated 11 feet at Durand, Wisconsin. Forecaster A. D. Sanial noted no wide property damage yet and predicted more showers in northeast Minnesota with warmer statewide temperatures. Additional rainfall totals included 0.44 inches at Duluth 0.28 at Dickinson North Dakota and 0.31 at Fargo North Dakota.
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Sinneapolis
Streeter
N. C
Minneapolis
Chip—ipewa
Durand
Wis
Chippewa
A. D. Sanial
LaCrosse
Minnesota
Duluth
Dickins
Ison
N.D
Fargo
N. DB
Camp Rapid Huron Guards Triumph In Joust For Championships
Company OC 109th Engineers win Camp Champions title at Camp Rapid in Rapid City. Strong pitching by Sig Kulawik and heavy hitting by Johnnie Bottomley and Don Byerly give Huron Guards a 10 1 lead over Battery A Aber deen during a summer encampment. Byerly homered and Bottomley drove in runs as the team racks up a commanding win and captures both Camp Kittenball and Regimental championships. An official bulletin notes high rifle marksmanship ratings for Setmer son and Staf Junior let.
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Camp Rapid
109Th Engineers
Battery “A
Aberdeen
14Th Field Artillery
Sig Kulawik
Johnnie” Bottomley
Don Byerly
Batery “Ay
Baker
Bottomley
Frank Winters
Winters
Kulawik
Bloodgood
Byerly
McWeeny
Rottoralay
Ljner
Huron
Tend
Registeria
Setmerson
Staf
Teo
Alfred Pierce
Sankey
Kulwaik
West Point Military Academy
McCarthy
Kulawile
Cultivator May Be Converted Into Weed Machine
County Agent L. L. Ladd says a two row cultivator can be turned into a weed machine with simple changes. The State Experiment Station developed a model years ago and bulletins show the method No. 303. Conversion back to a corn cultivator takes 30 minutes and extra gear costs six to eight dollars.
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L. L. Ladd
State Allege Experiment Station
Experiment Station
Ladd
Engineer regiments welcome home feel at encampment
Staff Sgt. Andreelli of the regular army says it feels like home to be with the 109th Engineers again, with Sgt. Instructor assigned to the 110th Engineers, Kansas City, Missouri, and other Engineer Regiments nearby.
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Andreelli
Andrechitig
110Th Engineers
Kansas City
Missouri
109Th Engineers
Guard Camp Mitt Titles Announced
Rapid City June 22. Despite a brief shower opening bout national guard mitt slingers battled on a slippery canvas at Kennedy Stadium last night for titles in seven weight divisions in the Camp Rapid boxing tournament. Four by knockout or forfeit and four decisions decided the championships before guardsmen and civilians.
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Rapid City
National Guard Mitt Slingers
Kennedy Stadium
Vitle
Camp Rapids
Hackett
Madison
109Th Engineers
Alsaham
Aberdeen
Wawarness
Melvin Bendrickson
Sturgis
Buyzone Pitsenberger
Welterweight Plaarrell Schuelke
Ole Buller
Parker
Medical de Tecr T47th ‘Field Artillery
Weltern
Bob Vernon
199Th Engineers
Melvin Corey
Melvin Pinganis
Vermillion
N. Latth
Field Artillery
Kon Scissons
109th _Engineers
Soissons
Heavvy
Fred Sankey
Kulawik
Huron
Jim
Shacier
Pigrre
147Th Field Artillery
Norman Ivarsen
160Th Engineers
Enforced Walk and Accidental Rattlesnake Incident
Hollywood scene sees Sean Gordon film writer and Lester Morton driver crash after hitting a stick flinging a live rattlesnake into the car. They desert the wreck, walk seven miles to the Gordon ranch house. Lincoln seismograph notes strange fluctuations as spider movement on a case may trigger faux quakes. Milwaukee janitor Buford Wright injured after wrench slips, causing a fall and brain concussion.
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Hollywood
Sean Gordon
Lester Morton
Gordon Ranch
Doland Visitor Heads to Seattle After Graduation
Ormah Albaugh, granddaughter of Thur Lawrence, is staying at his Doland home. She recently graduated from Greencastle High School Indiana and will travel to Seattle to join sister Marion and attend the University of Washington for the coming year.
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Doland
Ormah Albaugh
Arethur Lawrence
Greencastle
Ind
Seattle
Wash
Marion
University of Washington
Weir Industrial Leader Blames Management For Steel Losses
Pittsburgh June 22 Weir head of the American Iron and Steel Institute charges management of large steel firms with primary responsibility for the nine year loss streak. He argues profits come from selling above cost and opposes wage cuts while noting high borrowings and losses at major producers. He cites price equalization as having no effect on competition and rejects government interference.
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Pittsburgh
Ernest T. Weir
American Iron and Steel Institute
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel Corporation
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem and
Weir
National Steel Corp
No Need for Industry Wide Controls in Europe
A quotation urges that there is no necessity for industry wide controls or cartels now common in Europe. It also states the prime responsibility of each executive is to profit for employers and stockholders, but also to the public.
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Europe
Longtime Tin District Treasurer Blair Retires After 45 Years
RAPID CITY June 22 Friends of Frank C Blair Rockerville today praised his record on the Tin District school board as possibly the most outstanding service of its kind in the state Blair declined re election as treasurer after 45 consecutive years in office He has been treasurer for 43 years and a Rockerville resident since 1885
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Rapid City
Frank C. Blair
Rockerville
Tin District
Blair
Pre nuptial shower hosted by Ratliffs and Madsens
Mesdames John A Ratliff Dean Ratliff Mynus Madsen and Are thur Boyd acted as ex hostedesses at the Boyd home Monday evening for a renuptial shower honoring Miss attha Tschetter. Sixty guests attended with games and a mock wedding won by the opposing side. Miss Tschetter received gifts and a lunch was served.
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John A. Ratliff
Dean Ratliff
Mynus Madsen
Arethur Boyd
Boyd
Attha Tschetter
Miss Tschetter
Former Huronian Dickey Killed in Northfield Accident
Charles Dickey 16, son of Mr and Mrs Burton F Dickey of Northfield Minnesota, formerly of Huron, died after a coupe carrying seven high school boys collided with a truck in Northfield Monday. Dickey suffered brain concussion and cerebral hemorrhage and died an hour after the crash at Northfield Hospital. He was a cousin of Burton and Ernest Fidler and related to Mr Jr Wright and Mrs J L Foxtom of Huron.
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Charles Dickey
Burton F. Dickey
Northfield
Minn
Dickey
C. C. Caramans
Northfield Hospital
Burton
Ernest Fidler
Jr. Wright
J. L. Foxtom
Huron
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