Printers Union Warns on Cost of Living Debt Rise
The International Typographical Union issues a warning based on its living cost survey. President James M. Lynch and Secretary-Treasurer J. W. Hayes say average wage earners' personal indebtedness has grown alarmingly, threatening worker independence and credit expansion. They pledge thrift education and strong messages to members about debt risks.
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J. W. Hayes
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Jones Has a New Pink House
New York a colorist Hazel Adler urged architects to use concrete buildings in soft blue stone pink gray greens and warm buffs in a talk on building colors. The Times Special reports notes from the April 27 meeting.
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The piece argues debt arises from aggressive selling, urging wage earners to resist lavish credit and adopt thrift. It warns that rising production and weak foreign markets push sales pressure onto workers, harming both workers and businesses, and calls for prudent budgeting and financial education.
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