Precedents Set In Weirton Steel Case Shape Wagner Act Future
The Wagner Act case at Weirton, with 3500 exhibits and 0 pages of testimony, will guide future amendments as rulings and precedents from the lengthy hearings inform efforts to clarify rights and speed benefits. The dispute centers on attorney access, board procedure, and the bar of Clyde Armstrong, prompting appeals and debates over evidence rules and due process. The escalating clashes and the board’s actions set a textured record for lawmakers and labor groups.
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Wagner
Willis Thornton
Burgh
National Relations Board
Page
William
A. F. of L
C. 1. Ey
Edward Lamb
Weirton
Clyde A. Armstrong
Edward Grandison
Steubenville
Smith
Fion
Armstrong
Red
NRA
Thority
Unown
New Cum- 4
Ible
Werton
Washington
NLRB
Labor Board
Weirton Steel
National Labor Relations Board
Edward Grandison Smith
Full Labor Board
Weirton Steel Company
PWA Looks to Equalize State Participation in 1938 Program
The Public Works Administration plans a informal state quota to balance loans and grants across states for its 1938 construction program. Acting administrator Howard A. Gray and Ickes will judge fair shares based on population taxes and federal program standing. If backward states miss mid October besides, remaining funds pro rated to pending applications.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Howard A. Gray
Gray
Ickes
PWA
New York
Ohio
California
Wilson Tobacco Exposition Opens With Safety Programs
Wilson North Carolina hosts the world’s largest tobacco market as the tobacco exposition and four day festival begin with a highway safety program including a free motion picture radio broadcasts and a parade. A square dance masquerade ball and a floral parade luncheon with Governor Hoey a coronation ball Queen and King ceremonies highlight later events. The celebration marks the 48th anniversary of Wilson's first tobacco sale.
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Wilson
N. C
Hoey
Weather For The Week In The South Atlantic States
Partly cloudy with temperatures near or above normal. Showers likely from Tuesday through Thursday with occasional rain possible throughout the week in Florida.
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South Atlantic
Advises Learning To Handle Boats
An American Red Cross note urges supervising children learning to boat, outlining safety basics for rowboats. It covers buoyancy, seating, remaining calm, paddling with one or two oars, carrying spare gear, and teaching boating alongside swimming instruction to prevent drownings.
Soul and God in Christian Science Sunday Lesson
The August 14 Christian Science lesson-sermon centers on the Bible and Science and Health text. It emphasizes hearing the Lord in the morning and trusting in God as rock and salvation while redefining the term soul as God or sense for scientific meaning.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Henderson Votes to Start Sewage Disposal Project
Henderson city council votes unanimously to begin a sewage disposal construction program estimated at 100000 dollars. Of the amount 55000 dollars will be funded by a bond issue and the remaining 45000 dollars sought as a grant from the Public Works Administration.
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Henderson
PWA
Restatorium Sparks Tense Connecticut House Plot
In a Connecticut home half inherited by Sally Pennington and Parker Kinkaid, they launch a Restatorium venture. Wilton Ames plots to seize the property and push Sally to sell, eyeing a deal with Painsworth Hotels Inc. as tension builds at dinner and beyond.
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Kinkaid Parker
Hero
Connecticut
Sally Pennington
Te Oiie
Wilton Ames
Preston Place
Preston Estate
Parker
Ames
Wilton
Sally
Painsworth Hotels, Incorporated
Spencer Ames
Dolara
Preston House
Kinks
Mr. Parker
Harknesses
Mr. Kinkaid Parker
Harkness
Mr. Harkness
Copper stock bid sparks mortgage risk in a tense visit
Sally agrees to buy 200 shares of Great Divide Copper on a broker's tip to raise cash for the mortgage due date. Wilton warns Sally, while a perilous intruder plot unfolds as two men burst in, forcing Sally and Kinks to seek safety. The scene ends with a gunshot and a doorway barricade as danger closes in.
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Wilton
Sally
Parker
Kinks
Bally
Roosevelt Seeks Health Insurance Path in Social Security Plan
President Roosevelt signals possible health protection as an expansion of Social Security. A Social Security board chair hints at health safeguards while the White House prepares a general address for the Social Security act anniversary tonight. He is not expected to name individuals or states.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Altmeyer
Social Security Board
White House
Soasmuch
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Millard Tydings
Battle ships Texas and Wyoming draw crowds to Hudson visit
In New York 2800 visitors boarded the Texas and Wyoming to view their armor and guns on the Hudson River. All were impressed except one man who asked where a soda fountain could be found.
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Associated Press
New York
U. S
Hudson River
Texas
Wyoming
Bat Infestation Halts Service in Mitchell Station
In Mitchell Indiana a switchboard bat infestation disrupted service as officers used boards and brooms to drive the animals away. Normal service resumed after the cleanup.
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Batty Place Mitchell
Ind
Ed Police
Rescuer's brave kitten rescue leads to injuries
Mrs. Fred Reichstein of Dayton climbed a woodshed roof to save a litter of kittens from a savage tomcat. While carrying the kittens she slipped from a ladder, breaking her ankle and sustaining a brain concussion. The kittens survived uninjured.
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Dayton
Ore
Fred Reichstein
Robbery Report by Maynard Hirst in Kansas City
Maynard Hirst stopped Patrolmen Ployd Bailey and Walter Zimmer to report a robbery. He described his losses and noted a peanut handed to him from the rear of a scout car, a find linked to merchandise located in a shed.
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Super Service
Kansas City
Maynard Hirst
Ployd Bailey
Walter Zimmer
Kimmer
Mr. Hirst
Shirt Rule Sparks Aesthetic Ban At Des Moines Golf Club
The Wakon da Golf Club board in Des Moines Iowa declares golfers must keep their shirts on at the first tee citing aesthetic reasons. The policy targets bare chested male players and aims to preserve club appearance.
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POR Sake OF Beauty
Des Moines
Wakonda Golf Club
Do And Donts For Hot Weather Days
Dr G M Cooper offers tips for extreme heat advising against overeating drinking tea water or alcohol and worrying about the weather. He urges wearing cool clothing and keeping noise down to help neighbors sleep during hot days.
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Raleigh
G. M. Cooper
Glouster Man Named Teaching Fellow at N C State College
John J. Amero of Gloucester Mass has been appointed teaching fellow in the Ceramic Engineering Department at North Carolina State College announced by Dr A F Greaves Walker head of the department.
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Raleigh
John J. Amero
Gloucester
Mass
N. C. State College
A. F. Greaves-Walker
Via Salaria Road Linked To Ancient Salt Trade
Salt was essential in the ancient world and Via Salaria carried salt from Ostia into the Sabine country, highlighting the road’s vital role in early commerce and supply.
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Italy
Salaria
Ostia
Lull in Important Primaries Shifts Focus to Big Tests
Wyoming votes to nominate House members tomorrow while Mississippi sets Aug 23 and California and South Carolina hold senatorial primaries on Aug 30. The contests test administration strength as McAdoo in California and E D Smith in South Carolina face White House backing or opposition.
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Wyoming
House
California
South Carolina
William G. McAdoo
E. D. Smith
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Edwin Rutt
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Pete
NEA Service, Inc
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NEW State
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