Strikes Weigh on South Carolina Mills After Walkout
Four plants, three under one roof, kept operating as 90 percent of 1,400 workers returned to work. Union says about 700 still strike citing discrimination. Gov Johnston ordered precautionary plant closings. officials offered to reinstate workers except law violators. Pickets jeered entrants. no violence. Sheriff Clamp monitors troops and withdrawal plans.
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J. F. Blackmon
Ross
Olin D. Johnston
National Labor Relations Board
Blackmon
Johnston
W. A. Clamp
Anderson County
Clamp
Telegrams burned as testimony cites alibi and pressure
A congressional inquiry heard that Herron and O'Brien destroyed telegrams and records to remove evidence ahead of a probe. Herron said he sent over 1,000 telegrams from Warren to Congress and that Western Union would obtain signatures. O'Brien claimed he burned his records at Ithaca’s request to set aside legislative files.
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Herron
Warren
Congress
Western Union
Utilities Investment Corporation
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Jack Fisher
Fisher
Chairman Black
Shew
Erie
O’brien
A. E B. Beach
Associated Gas
O'Brien
Beach
Market Advances Press Toward Yearly Highs Across Sectors
The stock market moved at a faster pace with many issues advancing to new highs for the year. General Motors led activity with blocks traded at the opening and rose fractionally to a 1935 top alongside Chrysler, while grains cotton and bonds showed limited movement and exchanges remained listless.
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New York
General Motors
Chrysler
McDonald Seeks Twenty Percent Pay Raise for Teachers
The article reports McDonald pushing for a 20 percent teacher pay raise amid calls for more state funding. He mentions discussions with legislators including Leroy Martin, emphasizing the need for additional funds to meet perceived goals.
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Leroy Martin
New Deal Spotlight Hits Bar Association Convention
In Los Angeles on July 18 the American Bar Association opened with focus on the New Deal. A special committee reports delay on studying its effects on rights and liberties. Louisiana State University faces probation for its law school with possible review next May. The L S U status remains probationary until then.
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Los Angeles
New Deal
Huey P. Long
Louisiana State University
American Bar Association
Association
Council of Legal Education
L. 8. U. Law School
TVA power sale upheld by circuit court of appeals
New Orleans July 18 The circuit court of appeals ruled the Tennessee Valley Authority TVA power sale program constitutional and within congressional power to dispose of surplus electricity The decision reverses Judge Grubbs ruling who had barred using federal funds for municipal power purchases and attacked TVA as illegal competition The Alabama Power Company had contested selling transmission lines and later distribution systems to municipalities and TVA options were not exercised pending litigation
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New Orleans
Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley Authority
Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Joseph F. Johnston
Alabama Power Company
TVA
Birmingham
Ala
Supreme Court
W.1. Grubb
Northern District Court of Alaby
Congress
Wilson Dam
Muscle Shoals
Alabama
Grubb
Nazi Propaganda and Concordat Tensions Roil Germany
Reports detail a continuing Nazi anti Jewish campaign with posters and calls for death for Jews connected to Aryans. Catholic circles announce plans to abrogate the Concordat with the Holy See as Reichsführer Hitler may create a religion ministry led by Kerrl, aiming to subjugate churches.
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Kurfuerstendamm
Propaganda Ministry
Power Through
Stuermer
Judenkenner
Nazi Party
National Sozialistische Partei Korrospedender
Potsdamer Platz
Schoenberg
Nachtausgabe
United States
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Wurzberg
Germany
Holy See
Vatican
Nurnberg
Wilhelm Frick
Alfred Rosenberg
Vatican protests in Berlin over concordat violations
The Vatican has protested to Berlin outlining objections to Nazi sterilization laws applied to Catholics, interference with Catholic lay organizations, and attacks on religious freedom.
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Vatican
Berlin
Catholica
Vatican discusses Nazi Catholic controversy in concordat coverage
The Vatican asserts that Catholic press in Germany covered the final stages of the Nazi Catholic controversy as part of the concordat discussions.
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Vatican
Germany
Market Trends New York Cotton Futures Open and Close
New York July 18 Cotton futures opened steady and mixed with liquidation and foreign selling. Prices on July 11.99, Oct 11.65, Dec 11.58, Jan 11.50, Mar 11.49, May 11.54, with Oct rising to 11.78 intraday and closes showing modest gains overall in the hour.
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New Orleans
New York
Commission House
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