Labor Leaders Faulted For Strategy Hurting Unions And Business
Roger W. Babson argues labor tactics worsen the recession, hurt business, and injure union members. He criticizes AFL CIO strategies, warns against strikes, and highlights a California case where Pacific Gas and Electric workers form an independent union run by employees and an attorney.
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Chicago, Ill
A. F. of L
Isue
America
California
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Supreme Court
CIO
AFL
National Labor Relations Board
Lawn of
Tooth Andnall
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Coal Dealers to Convene at Wrightsville Beach in June
More than 400 coal merchants and visitors from North Carolina and other states will gather at Wrightsville Beach June 16 to 18 for the eighth annual North Carolina Retail Coal Merchants convention and the second annual Coal Conference. Notable speakers include Dean Blake R. Van Leer and Charles M. Farrar. The event will open with registration at the Ocean Terrace hotel and feature a welcome address by Wrightsville Beach Mayor J. Allen Taylor.
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Wrightsville Beach
North Carolina
North Carolina Retail Coal Merchants Association
Association
North Carolina State College
Burruss
Raleigh
Ocean Terrace Hotel
Blake R. van Leer
State School of Engineering
L. L. Vaughan
2. W. Ruggles
State College
C. E. Lawall
School of Mines
University of West Virginia
Luther H. Randall
Randall Fuel Company
Atlanta
D. H. Williams
Norfolk and Western Coal Bureau
Winston-Salem
T. H. Duffy
Ocean Terrace
J. Allen Taylor
Lumina
Thomas F. Cooper
Wilmington
Independent unions and Wagner Act amendments urged by editor
A newspaper column advocates independent employee unions with low dues and self organization, opposing CIO and AFL tactics. The writer calls for Wagner Act amendments to balance protections for employers and labor, predicts an end to labor racketeers, and cites the all metal J-2 attack plane history as context.
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CIO
AFL
AF of L
Pacific Gas and Electric
United State
United States
Walter Winchell On Broadway Commentary Snippets
Brief Walter Winchell on Broadway column notes color perception of newsstands and cultural jabs. It cites Paul Gallico's The Roman Kid, Newsweek on D Annunzio, Billboard column slips, a May 10th anniversary, I A R Wylie in Cosmopolitan, Goebbels and Franco quips, and remarks by Roosevelt, Hines, Ely Culbertson, Rudy Vallee, and Bette Davis with sharp period tone.
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Paul Gallico
SEP
Newsweek
D'Annunzio
Billboard
I. A. R. Wylie
Cosmopolitan
Ratzi
Adolf Schickelgruber
Czechoslovakia
Adolf
Czech
Berlin
F. D. Roosevelt
Herr Goebbels
Jimmy Hines
Generalissimo Franco
Ely Culbertson
the Bridge Oracle
Ely
Rudy Vallee
Rudy
Bette Davis
Hollywood
Bette
Napoleon and the chest thump that shaped percussion
The text traces the chest percussion method to Napoleon Bonaparte through Dr. Corvisart who became his personal physician after tapping the chest. It notes Av enbrugger proposed percussion in 1761 but faced dismissal and claims Napoleon’s endorsement helped popularize this diagnostic tool and its high training cost.
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Jean Nicolas de Corvisart
Corvisart
W. R. Peters
Guilford General Hospital
Avenbrugger
Napoleon
Alliance to Meet at Calvary Methodist Church
The Lord's Day Alliance will hold their regular meeting this afternoon at Calvary Methodist Church on East Green Street at 2 30. The rear view mirror, now standard equipment on all pleasure cars, was first introduced in the annual 500 mile race at Indianapolis more than a score of years ago.
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Alliance
Calvary Methodist Church
East Green Street
Indianapolis
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