Economic Highlights of WPA Strike Endgame
The WPA strike winds down as several thousand workers are dismissed for not returning within five days by order of Colonel Harrington. Thousands more resumed work, but the broader strike issue remains unsettled, tracing back to 1986 when Congress created the WPA to provide work relief at minimum comforts.
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WPA Wage Rules Triggered Strikes and Politics
The article outlines WPA craft workers protests over wage rules set by Congress aiming to align with union standards while limiting monthly hours. It notes dismissals, strikes led by unions and the Workers Alliance, and officials’ stance that WPA jobs are relief work. It discusses potential legislative changes and political maneuvering around WPA policy and leadership appointments.
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William Green
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Newsweek
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Board Proceedings and Public Works in Palo Alto County
The Palo Alto County Board of Supervisors met in the Court House at Mminetsburg to adjourn and review drainage districts road maintenance and budget matters. Decisions covered secondary road work, drainage district relays, emergency tax proposals, and court-authorized contracts, with multiple motions carried by a majority vote. Several personnel and project allocations were approved, including paving and grading bids and public notices for hearings.
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Martin Thompson
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Orifice Boyer Dies Saving Mule in Iowa Coal Mine
In Des Moines area Shuler mine an colored worker named Orifice Boyer unhooked his mule from a mine car as slate began to fail. He died when the supporting props gave way in a dim tunnel. A separate note states a Griswold area boy was hit by a tractor but survived after a brief medical check. An Algona paper received a turtle via parcel post, with staff joking about editor Rosa Waller’s California vacation and lacking clues.
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Iowa
Orifice Boyer
Shuler
Des Moines
Orifice
Sucapedé Orifice
Algona Upper
Parcel Post
Rosa Waller
California
St Paul Ladies Aid Calendar 1939 40 Chronology
The St Paul Ladies Aid list outlines honorary members and paying members for 1939 40 with monthly duties. It records names like Mrs Hing Westergard Mrs Hendricksen Mrs S K Simonson and numerous others assigned to each month from August through December including Christmas party plans.
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St. Paul Ladies’ Aid
Hing Westergard
I. J. Hendricksen
S. K. Simonson
Louis Paulsen
John Nelson
Chris Berdin
P. F. Petersen
Ralph Masters
John Clemmensen
Ray Glazier
Ted Leduc
Art Duhn
Karl Nielsen
George Frick
Ua Thompsen
Alfred Nelson
John Platter
Harry Finktra
Henry Duus
Walter Jorgensen
Theo, Olsen
Nels Nelson
Martin Jensen
Anna Rest
John Cauls
Oral Bonstead
Frank Christiansen
A. PB. Thompsen
Jake Jensen
Chris Jacobsen
Clara Suas
Peter Petersen
P. J. Paulsen
Jack Philipsi Cor Tub Wsalate
Harold Duhn
Win, Schroeder
Win, Duhn
Roy Lundgren
Dan Petersen
P. G. Petersen
Lars Thompsen
Jens Rasmussen
Peter Miller
Albert Jensen Duit
Martin Miller
Frank — Schurmann
Julius Skow
W. U. Sparks
W. B. Heyer
Town Council Meeting Notice for Grachtinger Iowa August 7 1999
The town council of Grachtinger Palo Alto County Iowa will meet August 7 1999 at 8 PM in City Hall. Taxpayers may be heard for or against the proposed expenditure estimates at that time.
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Lowi
Austra
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Thor Court Phu
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Brwye
Martin Tmiompson
Asakky
Ann
Brent
AMR School
Eta
Renerneerenes
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Ares
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Meg Beniinie
Conackot
Grachtinger
Palo Alto County
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