Unusual company union case heads for briefs
A National Labor Relations Board action involving a west coast group of amber companies moves toward a formal conduct inquiry. The proceeding groups prepare briefs and arguments to challenge a sweeping decision recently issued under the agency's procedures.
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Washington
Oregon
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Bayel Legon
Supreme Court
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Willmetee Valley Lumber Operators’ Association
Bond plan sparks referendum drive in Arkansas capital
Five alleged opponents argued the highway bond refinancing bill lacks emergency authority and should be put to voters. Senator Joe Kinney of Magnet contends the measure is misworded and could delay sales, while supporters say the referendum is needed if the act remains in force without a valid emergency clause. The special session adjourned after Governor Bailey’s administration faced objections and court questions over the clause and bond sale plan.
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Divine Hand Sent Ht, Heecher Praises Body's Plan
A brief quote credits Ht as the most exquisite and wonderful organization from the divine hand, spoken by H. W. Heecher.
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H. W. Heecher
Japan Warns England Fleet May Travel East
London reports Parliament adjourns for two months as Chamberlain warns Britain could deploy the fleet east if circumstances demand. Tokyo says Japan pressured toward alliance with Germany and Italy due to U.S. trade shifts and North China currency issue. Rome confirms ambassadors meeting at Lake Como to set groundwork for wide talks. Danzig bridge over Vistula ready for installation linking Free City to East Prussia.
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German East Prussia
Free City
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Steamboat Humor by Ben Lucien Burman Explored
Ben Lucien Burman presents a portrait of the Mississippi river steamboat era centered on the Golden Eagle at St. Louis. Caplin Buck and veteran pilots host river lore, hunting techniques by searchlight, and tales of the great steamboats, including the Harenien, with the prose outlining river life, weather prophets, and a peek at Cap Buck’s cigar fueled storytelling.
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Caplan Buck
Beery
Eigles
Caplin Jack
Buck Will
Mystery Oil Man of Louisiana Put King Back on the Throne
Louis iana oil magnate Bill Helis rises from penniless immigrant to a dominant U S independent producer amid hot oil probes and political ties. The piece traces his Greek birth October 17 1885 in Tropea and journey from dishwasher to oil baron, with warnings about the hot oil act and production pro ration.
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Bill Helis
William George Helis
United States
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State Department of Conservation
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Congress
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Louisiaa
California
W. Leche
America
Tropea
Rufus E. Poster
Port of
New York
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West
Bill Helise
Uwn
Signal Hill
Los Angeles
Calif
Bill Helds
Rash
Signal
Philadelphia
Park Show to Open Engagement in Hope Aug 7
The Park Amusement company, a traveling show, announces a weeklong engagement in Hope starting Monday August 7 under the Young Men's Business association. After a 30 day Texarkana stand with the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the troupe will visit Stamps Magnolia and other towns. The show touts a top negro minstrel act, a $10,000 menu gondola ride, a World Fair ferris wheel, and 20 concessions.
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Park Amusement Company
Hope
Young Men's Business Association
Park Show
Texarkana
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Texas
Bus Flips on Petit Jean. 17 Hurt In Morgantown Area
Seventeen people were injured when a DeWitt Henry bus carrying Home Demonstration Club members from Union Grove rolled over on Petit Jean Mountain, nine miles southeast of Morrilton. The driver Otis Northcytt, 36, Beebe, said brakes failed as the bus descended the mountain, three passengers were seriously hurt and others suffered minor injuries. all were taken to a Morriten hospital.
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Home Demonstration Club
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St Pauls Damaged by Gas Explosion
London reports a gas blast near St Pauls Cathedral injuring several and shattering stained glass while a nearby doorway was blown open. In Toronto a list of commandment rules for bathers appears, warning against sunlit alcohol, book exposure, and perfume spraying.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
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Soil and Bruner Teams Victorious in Fast Thursday Game
Soil Erosion defeated Geo Robison 4 2 in a fast Thursday night game as Soil scored three in the first inning and another in the seventh. Wheeler and Silvertooth limited hits, Nighon led Soil Erosion with teaching hits while Reynolds paced Geo Robison. Bruner defeated Gunter Bros VW to Lin G innings with Coleman, Bruners pitcher, collecting two hits each for Bruner. Bruner A plays in Texarkana League district tournament August 11, 18, Gen Robison to face Soil Erosion in second game. Soil Erosion won the first half of the BT League schedule.
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Cranium Crackers Selects Time Terms
The quiz asks to choose the correct time or term for each prompt. Answers involve authorship for Mowgli, a pigaroon role, a stateman titled Man of Troy, the capital of a country, and the Harvard Yale football score in a listed format.
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Oscar Mayton 50 Dies After Illness Friday
Oscar Mayton aged 50 died at 6 30 Friday morning after a long illness. Funeral services will be at 4 Saturday afternoon at New Hope cemetery Patmos with Rev J L Cannon of Texarkana officiating. Survived by widow two sons Robert Mayton Patmos Allison Mayton Hope three daughters Mrs Sidney Barber Mrs Roga Lee Browning Miss Helen Mayton all of Hope two brothers Willie Mayon Hope Martin Mayton Patmos three sisters Mrs Minnie Hunt Mrs C J Owen Patmos and Mrs Low Johnson of Hope.
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New Hope Cemetery
Patmos
J. L. Cannon
Texarkena
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Allison Mayton
Hope
Sidney Barber
Roga Lee Browning
Helen Mayton
Publisher Sees Taxes as Burden on Recovery Says 1998 Tax Share Harms Economy
Roanoke speaker at National Association of Manufacturers event argues tax levels threaten prosperity. He claims 22 cents of every dollar of national income in 1998 went to taxes and cites government costs as suppressing business activity and wages. The remarks detail taxes, labor and trade policy as impediments. The piece also notes Butte mines and underground tunnels as local trivia.
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Roanoke
Labor Relations Board
Agricultural Bill Moves Final Senate Funding Step
The Senate appropriations committee rushed a final deficiency bill to the floor with about 135 million dollars for farm price program administration, includes most of the 160 billion in cuts from the House economy bloc, and aims to avoid delaying adjournment. It also discusses social security and Hatch Act interpretations as federal workers switch party posts and Roosevelt comments on housing program funding and White House staff appointments.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
House
Chamber
Appropriations
Commodity Corporation
House and Senate Conference Committee
Connally
Jin Wamplighee
House votes to block Roosevelt housing and works bills
The House defeated President Roosevelt's lending program with a 191 to 170 vote and refused to consider an $800 million slum clearance and housing bill. A coalition of 127 Republicans and 54 Democrats backed the move, with 159 Democrats, eight Republicans, and three minor party members supporting the administration. Arkansas congressmen were split. The action cleared the path for adjournment and signaled potential Senate action on farm loans and wage hour law amendments.
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Arkansas
Ellis
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Rayburn
Texas
Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Tebrit Lary Wallace
Cotton Opens and Closes Weak in New Orleans Trade
New Orleans cotton opened Friday at 44 and closed at 9 06, spot cotton closed 10 points lower with middling at 21.
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