Arbitration first resorted in Lyons silk disputes before Revolution
Industrial arbitration was first used to settle labor conflicts in Lyons during the silk industry disputes prior to the French Revolution.
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1933
Page
7
Industrial arbitration was first used to settle labor conflicts in Lyons during the silk industry disputes prior to the French Revolution.
Eugene Meyer, wealthy Republican and former Federal Reserve governor, takes control of the Washington Post after a court approved an $825,000 sale to satisfy creditors. Meyer pledges independence. Mrs. Evelyn Walsh McLean plans a new daily, the Washington Enquirer, selling for one cent.
Washington June 21 AP Senate investigators announced plans to open the Kuhn Loeb and Dillon Read cases and continue hearings this month. Ferdinand Pecora said he would proceed with the two private houses and soon with Chase National Bank as part of the June 26 hearings.
Alicia Hart offers home beauty guidance urging readers to perform a nightly facial routine. The steps include cleansing with cream or oil, toning with bracing lotion, applying nourishing cream and patter, gentle massage, cold rinse, then foundation and makeup to feel refreshed and glamorous.
An obscure note discusses erosion affecting the Confederate Memorial on Stone Mountain at a rate of one inch per 100,000 years. The piece also mentions improvements in honey production through electric lighting and heating, increasing output by up to 17 pounds.
A Mississippi River boating accident near St Louis last night left three dead, bringing the week’s total drownings in the area to six. Victims were Florence Semons 98 Helen Pothoff 24 and Angelo Rattin 24 after their disabled motorboat capsized on a moored barge. Virginia Rattini 17 survived after surfacing beneath the barge as two tow boatmen rescued her.
At Cas hakea Creek near East St Louis Madison High School student Floyd Griffin and two others died in swimming accidents. Clarence Friend 21 dived to aid Griffin then vanished while attempting to help Mrs Noma Grifa. Alfred Rosner 18, an inexperienced swimmer, drowned about 200 feet from shore in the Meramec River at the summer playground.
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