Governor Huandon Tour Leaves Voters Puzzled
Preston Grover reports that Gov Huandon's eastern tour aims to clarify his program but offers little detail beyond a belief in private enterprise and a "new frontier." Democrats warn of no concrete plan while Republicans see a chance to showcase his personality amid a tense political climate.
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Preston Grover
Ted Press
Ngton
Gov- Huandon
West Middle
Couzens
Michigan
The
Order
East
Night Clubs Lose Gomez for Yanks
Yankees stars falter as Vernon Gomez fails to maintain form and effort, drawing attention to his off season lifestyle. The piece notes Dizzy Dean's impact on the Cardinals and Paul Derringer's struggles with the Reds, outlining teams' pitching woes and potential moves as contracts near renewal.
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Harry Grayson
NBA Service
New York
New York Yankees
Vernon Gomez
St. Louis Cardinals
Paul Dean
Dizzy
Hal Schumacher
Fred Fitzsimmons
New York Giants
Paul Derringer
Reds
Cy Blanten
Pirates
Len Warneke
Cubs
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Bob Grove
Wesley Ferrell
Red Sox
Willis Hudlin
Mel Harder
Indians
School Boy Rowe
Elden Auker
Tigers
Johnny Brogca
Yankees
Gomez
Gomez Agate
The
Rupperts
West
Plass
Lefty
Colonel Ruppert
Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Dizzy Dean
Brother Paul
Paul
Giants
Schumacher
Fitesimimons
Derringer
Cincinnati
Red
Billy Myers
Crossley Field
Rhineland
Charley Dressen
Toronto
St Johnna
Carrs
Major Role His in Press Strike
Dave Beck, president of the Teamsters Union Council, is credited with a leading role in the American Newspaper Guild strike at Hearst's Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Beck's organization joined striking editorial department workers in picketing, forcing the newspaper plant to close.
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Dave Beck
Teamsters’ Union Council
Seattle
Northiwest
Newpaper
Hearst
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Beck
Roosevelt Era Campaign Maneuvers in New York State
The piece outlines factional alignments, aiming to boost Roosevelt while facing opposition from Al Smith and Tammany Hall. It notes expected fights in New York for the presidential ticket, Republican nominating uncertainty, and organized labor driving turnout for Roosevelt with strong New Deal momentum.
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Velt
AL Smith
Lehman
Tammany
New York
Lehn
RB. B. Marvin
Syraviine
George Feiran
Sanaty
Pearson
Willian F. Bleagley
Yonkers
Lehiman
Smith
John W. Davis
Franklin Roosevelt
LaGuardia
Roosevel
Jimny Walker
Assembly
Tainmany
Roosevelt
Relief Budget Split Over WPA and Tugwell Plan
The article outlines a split between the WPA limited relief role of Epkins and Tugwell’s resettlement program with an 85.3 million allotment to grant direct aid to rural families. It notes backstage maneuvering for destitute farmers, winter limits on WPA jobs, and questions whether Tugwell will be asked to provide direct relief if jobs cannot be found. WPA executives say they are geared for the work and Roosevelt is aware.
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Tugwell
Roosevelt
WPA
Labor Party Prospects in a United Labor Movement
The piece argues that a labor party would fail without labor unity. It notes a large unorganized fraction and the most bitter split within the organized faction. It references a Washington meeting where a 14 percent independent party was proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt Faces Tight Race in New York Borough Contests
Voters flock to polls as Tammany bosses back Roosevelt. Ed Flynn of the Bronx Jim Sheridan of Queens and Frank Kelly of Brooklyn align with Roosevelt. The mayoral and borough races may hinge on evolving trends in the coming weeks amid a close contest between Roosevelt and London.
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Ing
Tammary
Tammany
Terug
Manhattan
Ed Flynn
Bronx
Jim Sheridan
Queens
Frank Kelly
Brooklyn
Roosevelt
New York
London
NBA Serv
Roads Last Longer Is Given Rest
Road slabs at Cornell University are tested to show how traffic rest can strengthen highway concrete. Square bars of pavement concrete are pounded by heavy traffic until failure to compare mixtures and thicknesses. The tests reveal concrete bends and flexes under load, illustrating practical durability.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Ithaca
Cornell University
Labor conference debates liberal party and labor split
A Washington meeting of labor's non partisan league pledged to Roosevelt reelection while Federation of Labor officials faced suspensions and neutrality. Separately a Labor movement official led a drive for Governor Landon, signaling a potential labor dominated liberal party amid historic party formation difficulties.
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Organized Part of Labor
Labor
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Io Progress
Landon
Federation
Concrete Rest and Stress Limits Demonstrated in Lab
In Correll Laboratory tests, heavy truffle concrete withstands 6 to 7 million stresses if each is under half of its breaking force. At two thirds to three quarters strength, it endures about 200,000 stresses. Resting the material by pausing the machine allows partial recovery of tensile strength, but overstrain prevents any recovery.
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Correll
Pavement Load Limits and Animal Shock Sensitivity
Overloading pavement weakens concrete like the human constitution. Roads with near zero night traffic may require less tensile strength than busy 24 hour routes. Animals are more shock sensitive than humans with around 20 volts dangerous to cattle and horses.
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