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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1935
Page
8
A proposed measure in High Point outlines workers rights to organize and bargain collectively without employer interference. It details exemptions for certain workers, a seven member employment commission, and selection by the President from the majority union.
The plan calls for six representatives from the main textile branches cotton silk and wool to be chosen by the President from industry nominees with a seventh member selected by the President from a panel by the six. The seventh acts as impartial chairman.
A Korean man walking with his wife on a street ignores her as if she were a stranger, signaling a cold, distant approach rather than a public display of affection.
Italy seeks a clear Japanese stance on Ethiopia amid suspicions of Japan's political aims. Sugimura was authorized to dispel doubts in talks with Mussolini, while a group calling itself the Ethiopian Problem Society urged Ethiopia to reject any proposal that harms its independence.
A fragmentary portrait of the eighteenth century poet Thomas Chatterton. It notes his early genius and claim of ancient manuscripts, his schooling at Colston, and his habit of forging pieces in the pretended voices of past writers. It mentions Walpole’s reaction and the boy’s later ruinous fate. Tomorrow: The State of 7 Flags.
Berlin reports show Nazi campaigns against Catholic institutions and anti Jewish actions spreading in the capital. Goering cites anti priest order while Catholic leaders forecast guidance from bishops at Fulda as clashes with the regime deepen.
The Germans released chlorine gas on April 22, 1915, injuring French and British troops along the north eastern Upper Ypres salient.
In a 27 month study carcasses of poultry buried three feet remained able to transmit tuber culosia to healthy birds, indicating infection risk persists after long burial.
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