Wagner Warns Of Penalties For NRA Violators
Washington reports Senator Wagner warns that NRA penalties, including heavy fines or imprisonment, hinge on national labor board decisions. He says board enforcement is essential to the recovery program and will be applied to groups violating board codes. Ford denies Henry Ford opposes collective bargaining. Edgewater plant officials to meet strikers today. New York NRA compliance board to survey employer adherence under codes or black eagle agreements.
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Wagner
NRA
National Labor Board
Siresa
Recovery Administration
Warner
Ford Motor Company
Henny Ford
Ford
Edgewater
N. J
New York
NRA Compliance Board of
United States
George 2. Medatie
Department of Justice
Grover Whalen
Princess Maria Leaves Secluded Life to Represent Rome
Princess Maria, daughter of King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Elena, will exit her chaperoned seclusion this winter to attend royal inaugurations and charity events. At nineteen after Christmas, she prepares for public life as rumors of royal matches circulate, while remaining largely restricted and devoted to her mother’s charitable work.
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Andrue
Rome
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Victor Emmanuel
Elena
Mafalda
Germany
Philip of Hesse
Hitler
Yolanda
Calvi di Bergolo
Joanna
Bulgaria
Turin
Sofia
Umberto
Naples
Archduke Cotto
Hungary
Austria
Infante
Juan Carlos
Alfonso
Spain
Farouk
Egypt
George
Henry
Marila
Raitherto
Matilda
Royal Palace
Royal Villa
School For Light Adjusters Is Set
Pierre South Dakota announces an official two day lamp adjusters school at the capital building November 24 and 25 led by J Q Kammerman with a $7 50 tuition. Only applicants 21 or older with two years automo tive experience may attend. Certification will authorize signers of amp adjust ments for vehicle owners. Apply through the motor vehicle department Pierre. The article notes Philo Ohio hosts the world’s largest steam turbine at 165000 kilowatts serving Neebre with a thousand tons sessile (fragment).
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Pierre
Ocun
Myrtle Morrison
Capital Building
J. Q. Kammerman
State School of Mines
Motor Vehicle Desertment
Philo
Neebre
Tron Hand To Rule In Cuba
Havana dispatch reports soldiers with sub machine guns patrolled streets after a sailor was wounded by snipers firing from cars and rooftops. Police promise to punish terror leaders as authorities arrest 34 men and women for alleged communist ties and continue drive against subversives. Officials deny gasoline shortage rumors and say shipments remain normal.
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Havana
Abieno Franco
Tarims
Sbe
Cuba
Regional Road Report Summary
Yankton 35 to 35 with clear roads. Sioux Falls 42 to 51 cloudy. Brookings 41 to 52 clear roads. Rapid City 38 to 68 cloudy with trace precip. Pierre 29 to 66 cloudy. Aberdeen 33 to 37 clear with trace precip. Huron 38 to 60 clear. Mitchell 40 to 63 clear with no precipitation.
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Associated Press
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Rapid City
Pierre
Aberdeen
Huron
Mitchell
Weather Forecast for Huron and Vicinity
Fair and colder tonight and Friday with some warmth later. Tam 33 at 8am rising to 40 at 10am and 38 at noon. South Dakota mostly fair to night and Friday, colder east. Iowa, Minnesota partly cloudy then fair, with some night freezing and warmer Friday in the northwest. The note mentions income tax applies to federal employees as well.
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Huron
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Northwest
Aberdeen Pushes Public Water Project for Fast Federal Approval
Aberdeen city officials urged swift federal clearance of a $700000 water supply project after Senator Norbeck support. Mayor Douglas pressed the urgent need in a telegram to the Interior Secretary and noted the August bond issue approval. Bids for the water impounding project were set to open Friday.
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Aberdeen
Vet. Ly
Norbeck
City Commission
Tekes
Douglas
Relief rolls show boost in Sioux Falls
An increase of percent in families and single residents on relief rolls in Sioux Falls by September, compared with August, has been shown. Last month there were 1,763 relief cases compared to 1,547 the previous month. Costs rose from 10,347 to 10,404.
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Sioux Falls
Washington
Pine wood relief shipment arrives for Black Hills workers
A carload of Black Hills pine wood cut in 10 foot lengths arrived in Distri bute Wood Cavour on Monday for relief workers and has been unloaded for distribution to the needy.
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Black Hills
Kennedy urges farmers price support to restore purchasing power
E F Kennedy, secretary of the National Farmers Union, tells a closed Railway Labor Executives Association meeting that governors must protect resources and ensure cost of production prices. He warns NRA price boosts hurt farmers and cites Census figures on limited radios phones and modern conveniences. He estimates restoring purchasing power would require 25 billion dollars for industrial goods.
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E., &. Kennedy
National Farmers Union
Kennedy
Railway Labor Executives Association
Lzbor
NRA
Census Bureau
Association
Propagandists Block Labor and Wheat Price Debate
A speaker claimed a 70 to 80 percent increase in wheat prices would raise bread costs by about one cent a loaf. He argued labor and agriculture are linked and workers must earn enough to buy goods while farmers sustain demand to keep factories running.
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Notela Snedy
Relatives Visit Extend from Highway to Murdo
Wolsey Mr and Mrs R Fleming visit relatives in Highway H C Cheney and son Oscar who have been working road projects since Sunday return. Mrs William stays at her parents Larsen in Murdo for several days. Also Mrs Wite from Dallas visits Chenoweth home and leaves for home Saturday.
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R. Fleming
H. C. Cheney
Oscar
William
Larsen
Murdo
Dallas
Wite
R.F. Chenoweth
Manchester Family Prepares Move to Sheldon Iowa
Manchester residents Mr and Mrs Arthur Revel are moving with their family to Sheldon Iowa. The Revels have been active in civic and church affairs while farming the McKibben place for years. Mr and Mrs Will Sieh and their two children from Aberdeen visited here Friday to Monday with the Bjornson family. Mrs Sieh formerly Miss Dorothy Wallace taught in Manchester schools.
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Manchester
Arthur’ Revel
Sheldon
Iowa
Revels
Revel
McKibben Place
Will Sieh
Aberdeen
Bjornson
Sieh
Dorothy Wallace
Sioux Falls visitors and local hospital stay noted
J Wynn and Lovel visited in Sioux Falls and met a resident of Maniitsir. Editor Shenwsdot reports DeSmet News recovery after an operation. Mr and Mrs Toberman spent the week in Arlington at Otto Larson's home. Mrs G Barnes took their daughter Audrey to Buren Hospital for a tonsil operation.
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J. Wynn
Lovel
Wade
Ganistota
Sioux Falls
Sioux
Maniitsir
Rock Over
Shenwsdot
DeSmet. News
Toberman
Aslington
Otto Lar Son
Barnes
Audrey
Buren
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