War to Finish Looms on Labor Clause of NRA
Washington war over Section 7-a of the NRA heats up as Senator Wagner, NRA author, pushes to sever employers from employee unions and make collective bargaining compulsory at points. He aims to strengthen the Labor Board while balancing rights to strike, sparking a clash with big employers and Roosevelt.
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Hopkins
Warren
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Bob Wagner
National Labour Boad
Senate
NIRA
Roosevelt
Labor Board
NRA
Congress
Capitol
Harry Hopkins
Harry
Supreme Court
White House
George F. Warren
James H. Hind
Committee For the Nation
Elmer Thomas
Okahom
England
France
Thomas
Rand
Big Mills
Encouraging Children to Associate With Playmates
Olive Roberts Barton argues childhood forms a brotherhood as siblings share backgrounds. She notes rural families once kept children together, but modern upbringing isolates kids and outsiders fill play, risking poor social ethics. Early introduction to peers aids adjustment, with teachers facing challenges guiding gradual human relations.
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Jackie
Jean
Nursie
Glorifying Yourself 2M Aline 35 Tips for foundation use
A guide on selecting and applying foundation powders and liquids to keep makeup smooth and lasting. It covers cleansing, priming with foundation, powder application methods inspired by stage and screen, blotting techniques, and touchups with dry rouge for a polished daytime look.
Miss Swift Learns to Ride a Bicycle Again
A dialogue notes Miss Swift learning cycling with a new teacher while recalling last year. A mother questions Sammy about his actions as he denies. A dressmaker withholds more dresses until bills are paid, prompting a humorous note of thanks from the husband.
Mystery photo linked to King murder deepens intrigue
Bannister receives an old wedding photo and a cryptic letter about a studio switch as he debates who the man and bride are. Juliet France visits, and Bannister learns that a talking witness once distrusted police. tension rises over who killed Tracy King and what the image may reveal.
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Tracy King
Orekeatra Fender
Oman
Dhee
Gainey
Stir
Pont
Juliet Prance
Scarlacis
Kriz
Tetter
Joe Parrott
Videonian
Melvina Hollister
Apinsky
King
Tanniater
Juliet
Mateo Banninter
Anderson Photo Studio
Bannister
Mr. Bannister
Swann Studio
K. Anderson
Fleming
the Times
McNeal
Phey
Mc Newl
Melvinlg Huliister
Tie
Miss France
Kate Hewlett
David
Mrs. Hewlett
Bamulster
Mra. Harborough
Melvina ‘Hollister
Tullet
Gasely
Alice
Jte
Tracy Klig
Ile
Franco
Tracy Ring
Juliat Pranca
Bomeonee
Gunnister
Sie
Givat
Tracy Kine
Melvina
Canary
Shout
Matthew
Mel ‘Vina
Annister
Ife
Matthew Hallister
Tallister
Sle
Efe
Juliet France
Leas
Ihlight
Wille
Davel
Shelby
Juliet Franca
Meiving Holster
Carlotta Scuriieh
Denigo Lang
Bannever
Patsy Connor
Denise
Parker Colemnn
King's
Mannister
Shelby Arms
Iere
Linge Tim
Lily Bulle
Extortionist Held for $30,000 Plot
Philadelphia police arrested William Schultze a milk dealer in an extortion plot against Lessing J. Rosenwald merchant and Sears Roebuck chairman. Rosenwald received a threat by letter demanding 30000 and Schultze confessed to sending it claiming no harm intended and planned to open a pasteurization plant and repay the money.
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Philadelphia
William Schultze
Lessing
J. Rosenwald
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Rosenwald
Schultz
Rasenwad
Arkansas Cotton Checks for Farmers Total $159 Million
Washington reports cotton and tobacco farmers have received about 200 million dollars in cash payments this year under the production adjustment program. Cotton producers are slated to get 159,055,000 and tobacco growers 36,915,000, with Arkansas totaling 10,480,60 in cotton payments and 4,073,000 in option advances.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Arkansas
Camden Bank Reopens After Reorganization Plan Approval
Camden Ark First National Bank, oldest and largest in the city, is cleared to reopen after a reorganization plan approved by Comptroller J F T O ConNor. Depositors gain access to almost 50000 dollars of frozen funds. Reopening will take two to four weeks to finalize details and will proceed with 50 percent cash deposits 10 percent stock and the rest settlement warrants.
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Camden
Ark
First National Bank Ofamden
Imptroller
J. F. T. O'Connor
First National
E. L. Branson
Dutchman to Die for Reichstag Fire Chapter Xlt
In Leipig the Reichstag arson case ends with Marinus Van Der Lubbe executed. The Dutchman faces the death penalty while co-defendants including Ernest Torgler are acquitted, as the Nazi trial highlights a Communist plot claim.
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Reichstag
Leipig
Germany
Supreme Court
Marinus van der Lubbe
Ernest Torgler
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