Green To Present Concrete Plan For Unemployed Aid
Vancouver labor meeting opens with delegates from building metal and union label trades. President Green promises a concrete unemployment relief program and urges industrial leaders to avoid wage cuts that lower buying power and worsen demand. Shorter weeks and market intensification are among Green suggestions.
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Vancouver
B. C
America
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Federation
William Green
Green
Waldorf Astoria Opens as Luxurious New Giant in New York
New York debuts the Waldorf Astoria after decades of fame, boasting 2253 rooms across 47 floors. It features a main ballroom, 30 ballrooms, a roof garden with starry ceiling, a Don Quixote room by Sert, a state apartment renting at 126 dollars daily, and extensive mechanical amusements for society entertainment.
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New York
Mme, Waldorf
Fifth Avenue
Emire State Building
New Waldorf- Astoria
Peacock Alley
Waldorf
Grand Central Station
Sert
The Spinster Complex and Positive Romance for Unmarried Women
The piece argues that unmarried women are variously typecast as career focused, socially active, or awaiting a beau. It promotes self worth and optimism, citing a story where a woman acts as if engaged to transform her mood and outlook, challenging negative judgments about spinsterhood.
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Philura Rice
Mies Philura
New minister woos and weds in swift marriage tale
In this fiction a new minister falls for a woman and they marry quickly. A grain of truth suggests any aspiring single woman may be wooed and won, growing into an attractive person whether or not she gains a husband. Minnie Atkins-Edwards.
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Philura
Che F
Minnie Atkins-Edwards
Duke Professor Appointed to 10 Treaty Division
Duke University economist and political science sabbatical recipient R R Wilson has been appointed by the U S Department of State in Washington to work in the treaty division. He will analyze treaties and compile an analytical index to help locate provisions quickly. The move marks recognition of his scholarship in international relations.
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Durham
Act
R. R. Wilson
Duke University Department of Economics and Political Science
Department of State
Washington
Duke
United States
Wilson
Duke Professor to Study International Law in Europe
Professor Wilson will work in Washington through June and spend the summer of 1932 in Europe, visiting Geneva and other centers for information on international affairs. He plans to return to Duke in the fall, following his publications on treaties and disputes in obligatory arbitration.
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Wilson
Washington
Geneva
Duke
American Journal of International Law
Pipe His Utility Tool In Shamokin Campaign Notices
In Shamokin Pennsylvania High Constable Weary uses a briar pipe as a hammer to tack notices campaign cards and other outdoor advertisements to posts fences and similar backgrounds. The pipe is described as sturdy enough to walk and its briar could speak for itself in the field.
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Shamokin
Weary
No Match In Penny Matching Ruse At Chicago
Albert tried to join a penny matching game with two men offering $720 in travelers checks against $700 cash. One man refused, saying it would be fairer for an inexperienced player. The stranger left, and soon after the envelope with the checks disappeared.
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Chicago
Albert
Glattfelder
Hailstorm Provides Ice Cream For Montana Farm Children
A severe hailstorm along Indian Creek southeast of Billings, Montana, brought wind and drifts that trapped hail. Farm children seized the frozen stones to make ice cream, turning a storm mishap into a tasty convenience.
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Billings
Mont
Indian Creek
Here
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