Dressed Up And Going No Place The Public And The Law
Fairmont Times reports Dr Ralph Cooper Hutchinson president of Washington and Jefferson College warned Fairmont State College graduates that too many youths move to success in appearances without real achievement He urged focus on practical aims and civic duties to avoid social stagnation by showing the value of effort over prestige
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Thomas P. Hardman
West Virginia Law Quarterly
Dean Hardman
Fairmont Times
America
Ralph Cooper Hutchinson
W. & J. College
Fairmont State College
Pennsylvania Takes Over 44 Hour Week Bill
Morgantown Post reports Governor Earle pushed through Pennsylvania's 44 hour week bill early Sunday. It restricts workers to eight hours daily for five days, bans overtime, and could hamper presses, power plants, banking, and bookkeeping if laws are strictly enforced. Experts warn it dangers business life and urge caution to avoid broader adoption.
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Pennsylvania
Morgantown Post
Earle
Pennsylvania Legislaure
Young College President Calls Graduates to Lead Change
A young college president urges America's upcoming graduates to translate their rigorous schooling into action. He warns European youth march toward the future while American youth miss the pioneering spirit, suggesting a new leadership role for those entering the workforce.
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America
Dr. Hutchinson
Europe
Power strike escalates amid union talks and gridlock
The power strike deepens after weeks of wage deadlock with United Automobile Workers president Homer Martin denying authorization. UAW leaders, led by Thomas Gearhart, head to Washington to meet with John L. Lewis as Wyndham Mortimer and Kempton A. Williams join the delegation. Flint plants including Buick and Chevrolet sent workers home, sparking fears of a lockout and disorder that subsided as facts emerged.
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Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers
Thomas Gearhart
Washington
John L. Lewis
Wyndham Mortimer
Lewis
New Public Utilities Union
Kempton A. Williams
Flint
Buick Motor | Car Company
Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
Lewis announces settlement for United Automobile Workers
Washington June 9 John L Lewis chairman of the Committee for Industrial Organization announced a settlement had been reached on behalf of United Automobile Workers.
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John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
United Autombile Workers
Neutrality in Spain War Puts U S in Dilemma
Charles P. Stewart argues the United States cannot stay neutral as Britain France and Russia aid the loyalists while Italy and Germany back the rebels. He notes the neutrality law does not fit Spain’s civil war and questions how to curb arms without aiding one side.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington,d. C
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Uncle Sam
Britain
France
Russia
Italy
Germany
Samuel
Federal Bureau of Cats Proposed for White House Mice
Column humorously suggests a cat to run the White House as Chief Mouser with a Vice Mouser overseeing the pantry. It riffs on Tige the neighborhood cat, praising his mouse-devouring prowess while noting his age, humorously claiming he is over 70 and unsuitable for government work.
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William Ritt
Central Press
White House
FBC
Federal Bureau of Cats
Mouser
Tige
Union plan to end Consumers Power strike announced
Lewis disclosed that Wyndham Mortimer first vice president of the U A W A and a group of union men would leave by plane for Fitt Mich to finalize arrangements for ending the strike. He said terms were not disclosed and the union group would proceed independently. The strike, in a power company plant, was led by the United Automobile Workers after weeks of talks with Consumers Power management. Earlier reports said a wage increase was agreed subject to ratification by members.
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Southeastern Michigan
United Automobile Workers Union
Consumers Power Company
Lewis
Power Company
State Shows Continued From Page One Equalization Fund
The 1937 legislature approved deficiency apportionment and related funding measures affecting the state equalization fund as reported on page one, detailing how shortfalls would be addressed and allocations adjusted across departments.
Marcia and Sandy clash over careers and romance in LA
In southern California advertising circles, Marcia, a talented artist, and Sandy Knight, an ambitious advertising executive, drift from attraction to professional rivalry. Marcia lands a key account while Sandy hopes for the same win, prompting tensions as Ellen and Tony enter the scene and old flames surface at Lena von Brecht's party.
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Sandy
Marcia
Aecident
California
Los Angeles
Abe Zimmerman
Walt Hitney
Hartley
Ellen Sanders
Tony Eliott
Lena von Brecht
Paula Stoddard
Sandy Knight
Paula
Ellen
Ellen-Tony
Walt
State Funds Tight as Transfers Hit Education Budget
The appropriation totals 1,278,000 with 898,000 already moved to the school department. Most state college salaries were paid, except a few for summer teaching. An estimated 400,000 is needed to run June government. The general fund shows a 700,000 plus balance as of May 31, with expected revenues raising the transfer and leaving about 500,000 in general revenue for 1936-37.
Hitler's Coup Plans in Danzig Referenced by Nazis
Continued report notes Hitler's group discussing an unusual act near Danzig, 50 miles from Marienwerder, as Nazis claim about two thirds majority in the free city's parliament after German Nationalists reconciled priorities.
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Hitler
Danzig
Marienwerder
Free City
Deserters Shift Danzig Pace toward Nazi Rule
The text notes regime changes and several Socialists deserting to the Nazis. It claims the Nazis could discard the free state constitution endorsed by the League of Nations and turn Danzig into an authoritarian Reich style state.
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League of Nations
Danzig
Reich
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