Labor Given Chance Beyond Its Dreams In Program Now Up For Congress Action
Washington March 21 Far reaching effects on how labor is organized and work conditions will follow any enactment on the subjects before Congress Wagner bills seek to bolster the Labor Board to settle disputes and ensure collective bargaining While employers push shop unions and independent groups the AFL faces a major challenge from rivals and political pressure shaping a broader labor leadership with public support as a key check on strikes
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Indian Territory
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Labor Board
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American Federation of Labor
William Green
TWW
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Detroit
Robert F. Wagner
Noble and Holy Order of the Knights of Labor
Knights
Sam Gompers
Gompers
Industrial Workers of the World
Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains
An ad promotes B. C. as fast acting relief for periodical pains and other ailments. Prepared by a registered pharmacist, it claims quick relief without narcotics or habit forming drugs. Available in 10¢ and 25¢ packages from druggists.
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B. C
B.C
Lead consumption share of U S automakers in 1932
United States automobile manufacturers used thirty three point eight percent of all lead consumed in the country during 1932.
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United States
Roosevelt Plans New Banker Aid System
Roosevelt proposes a $140 million treasury backed stock scheme to back a federal loan program. Banks could borrow up to five times their capital, expanding the system to about $700 million with long term loans to established businesses. The plan aims to preserve work for millions and reduce unemployment while charging Congress leaders to oversee the effort.
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Pletcher
Senate
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Democrats Map Out Bank Plans
Democratic leaders saw a clear path for President Roosevelt's plan to create 12 new banks to inject 700 million dollars into small industries. The Senate banking committee would consider the bill tomorrow, with a House group expected to start work soon on a parallel proposal.
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Federal Reserve District
Senate Banking Committee
House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Germany Opens First Regular Mail Service to South America
Germany launches the first regular tra cimail service between Europe and South America marking a milestone in transatlantic communication. The route connects major ports and promises faster correspondence for businesses and governments.
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South America
Germany
Black Draught Relief For Constipation Stated By Mrs Danville
Mrs J W Son of Danville Virginia reports constipation relief after taking Black Draught. She says the remedy eased fatigue and headaches and left her feeling much better. The advertisement notes syrup form and appeal to children as a palatable option.
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J. W. Son
Danville
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