Johnson and Labor Clash Over Open Open Shop Policy
A 1933 NEA piece reports L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers and President Green of the AFL join John L. Lewis in pressuring General Johnson over the NRA open shop issue. Johnson and Richberg publish an interpretation erasing open and closed shop terms, defining open shop as hiring by merit and open to nonunion workers. The document also outlines a plan for impartial employee representation and secret ballots, signaling possible investigations of labor rights disputes in industry.
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Johnson
Hapa
L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Ee Kinney
Way
Seow
Ruth
Kimson
NRA
Green
A. F
Avery SG
Lewis
National Coal
Jemma
Aye
Donald Richberg
Johnson - Richberg
Steel
National Labor Board
Richberg
Oppright
NEA Service, Inc
Glorifying Yourself by Alia Hart 9
A fragmentary column discusses new wave hairstyles with tiny back curls and the role of permanents. It suggests shopping around, saving money, and choosing a suitable salon for a lasting effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glorifying Yourself
Alia Hart
Commentary on Child Work and Education and Hair Treatment Methods
A collage of opinions on child development emphasizing structured routine over independence, with examples of directed tasks and the value of definite purpose in work. The piece contrasts experimental schooling with the need for guidance, then shifts to hair styling with a description of test curls, heat methods, and new machine-less permanents. It ends with a brief quip on poets and baldness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy
Bird
Jng
Quotation Fragments Spark Mixed Civic and Social Remarks
A jumble of quotes features figures such as George Harley Hay, the 31st Earl of Kinnoull, and Rev. Elliot Dartington addressing youth, social reform, and neighborhood ethics. The text blends references to NRA ideals and nostalgic remarks, with voices from Harold Finley and Helen Keller, hinting at a newspaper page of eclectic quotations and opinions.
Marya's Marriage Plans Interrupt Office Life
Eve and Dick accompany Marya to an Easter luncheon and boutique viewings as Ray and Marya plan a gray bungalow home. The wedding takes Marya from the office to a quiet New York honeymoon, while Eve faces a career hurdle and a looming ad deadline at The Times.
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Marya Vlad
Hixhs
Marya
Marys
Sulie
Ray
Triffe
Mavryn
Wether
Eva J
Rick
Eve
Eva
Arlene
Maryse
Ray Dally
Hye Ang
Bates
Local travelers and students noted in Ashdown visit items
Bridewell of Ashdown visited yesterday. Sid Anderson the Little Rock traveling man visited Hope Thursday. L. M. Young of Malvern is at the New Capital Hotel. R. L. Broach Jr. returned yesterday from a vacation to Houston and Galveston. Stuart Spragins will leave Wednesday for Batemville to enter Arkansas College. Ben Dildy will enter Hendrix College at Conway this fall.
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WF. Bridewell
Ashdown
Yester
Sid Anderson
Little Rock
Hope
L. M. Young
Malvern
New Capital
R. L. Broach, Jr
Houston
Galveston
Stuart Spragins
Batemville
Arkansas College
Ben Dildy
Hendrix Col.lege
Conway
Polo for tired business men and a pro football future
A quirky column urges busy executives to try polo while spoofing sports culture. It notes picking a light sturdy horse, warns against race tracks, and jokes about mail, fires, and hunting for gear. Joe Carr discusses a revamped pro football program, aiming to attract youth and professionalize the game.
The Ghost of Red Grange and Cagney in Hell Ward Heeler Tale
A bygone star revisits football fame and Cagney stars as a ward heeler in a reform litany set around a corrupt city institution. Madge Evans and Allen Jenkins support the cast as youths endure harsh confinement and seek change.
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Cagney
Hell
St. James
St. James Cagney
Playground Merit Badges Awarded At Local Park
The playground closed this week with thirteen boys and three girls qualifying for merit badges from the National Recreation Association. Twenty three boys attempted the test. Awardees include Attley Woods Phil Keith G V Keith Billy Holland James Holland Woodrow Parsons Dean Parsons Edward Evans Henry Taylor Harry Gillespie Carlton King Newton Severest and J C White. Girls receiving badges are Maxine Keith Shirley Wyatt and Wanda Collins. Winners should see Mrs H O Kyler on Saturday September 9 to receive their badges. The program thanks all who aided, with special gratitude to Dad Farley for his constant support.
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National Recreation Association
Attley Woods
Phil ‘Keith
G. V. Keith
Billy Holland
James Holland
Woodrow Parsons
Dean Parsons
Edward Evans
Henry Taylor
Harry Gillespie
Carlton King
Newton Severest
J.C. White
Maxine Keith
Shirley Wyatt
Wanda Collins
H. O. Kyler
Farley
Mayor of Hell comes to Spenger theater Sunday and Monday
A startling stage presentation titled The Mayor of Hell arrives at the Spenger theater this Sunday and Monday. The production promises a grim, confrontational portrayal that aims to shock audiences with its uncompromising vision featuring actor James in a leading role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Spenger
Spenger Theater
James
NRA admirer touts rosy future in code of colors
An enthusiastic NRA follower claims the blue age will shift business from red to black and foresees a bright future. A palmist offers casual opinions while the National Photographers Association accepts the code, contrary to some expectations. A storm outage briefly extinguished the Statue of Liberty torch, correcting beliefs that it had been out for 12 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
National Photographers’ Association
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Rica
Ster
Star
Hempstead
Neve Avipeth
Gol. R. R. NcCormick
Focal
Commercial Ee
Wm. H. Black
New York
John Masefield
England
Prosbep, Ben Aut HO
Hesgiuce
George Harley Hay
Earl of
Elliot Dartington
New York City
Harold Finley
Northwestern, University
Matthew Hi Clark
Pai Pbig
Public
U. S
James Couzens
Michigan
Helen Keller
Adae
Tok & Rood Prigeisimial
Yantee of
Saneyation
Lapa
Reskod
Wrintle
Bye Bayless
Earle
Barnes
Dic
Aden
Lake City
Shearfanen
Sam Holeridge
Sugmyn
Agoiker Atore
Arlene Smi
Grorgh
Dillan
Mona Allen
Lihout
Ros Bee Glow
Ever
Ula
Whaence
Kale
Aftar
Mona Alen
Pat
Art Museum
Chuck
Lohen
Calla Hea
Union Station
New Yorks
Eye
Brooka’ Hous
Times
Bixby
Byrney
Hog
Bixby's
Braucher Ee
Dazzy Vance
Speed King
Dizzy Dean
Jean Borotra
Hoss Radbourne
Gy Young
Yale Fence
Little Brown Jugs
Indiana
Joe Carr
National Association of Professional Football Leagues
St. Louis Cardinals
Bas¢Bhal Stores
George Clark
Red Grange
College
Penn
Playground News
Charles Lutwidge Soosson
Lewis Carroll
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