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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1935
Page
7
The National Recovery Administration approves changes to the hosiery code setting 40 hour weeks for clerical staff with six weeks of eight hours overtime allowed, and 44 hour weeks for certain nonproductive supervisors and skilled workers. Watchmen face 56 hour weeks, with overtime paid time and a half for emergency maintenance.
Gen. Hugh 8. Johnson urges eliminating at least 90 percent of war profits and imposes a federal tax of not less than 90 percent on profits over peace levels. He calls for wartime price fixing to prewar levels and argues only great oceans, nations can sustain long wars. He criticizes munitions marketing while warning of profit motives driving conflict.
A North Carolina release outlines new wage classifications and Saturday work rules, plus eased ties between state laws and the Federal Housing Administration. It explains the loan application process under the FHA’s insured mortgage plan, including required deposits and the lender’s role.
United Medical Service in Chicago reviewed two years of activity in a large display ad campaign. The clinic argues organized medical practice can cut costs similar to industry volume production. It spent 55000 on newspaper advertising to promote reduced fees and responsible service.
An old Mann Drug Co advertisement touts Bronchuline Emulsion as a fast cough remedy. It promises relief after one dose and potential full stop after a few doses, claiming no stomach upset or habit formation and guaranteeing satisfaction.
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