Congress to Set Up Committees As Labor Legislation Looms
President Fruman praises a balanced budget and economy while labor reform aims to outlaw jurisdictional strikes and secondary boycotts. The push includes injunction power for emergencies and a first agenda item on labor law with Case and labor representatives discussion. Taxpayer relief noted as federal payroll drops by 111,000 to 2,330,467, but more cuts are needed.
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Congress
Capitol Hill
Fruman
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Case
South Dakota
Mutual Broadcasting Company
American Forum
Government payroll tops six billion in annual spend
Public debt and budget balance discussed as the executive branch payroll reaches six and a quarter billion dollars per year. This figure exceeds by about one and a half billion the total government outlay for 1933. M/Sgt. Richard M. Smith, son of George M. Smith, completed the RAF Technical School Weather Observer course at Chanute Field Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Luce and children Jonell Bonnie and Judy Ann visited Mrs. Virgini a Stevens on the prior week.
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Richard M. Smith
George M. Smith
RAF Technical School
Chanute Field
Illinois
Joe Luce
Jonell
Bonnie
Judy Ann
Virginia Stevenson
Eden couple visits Rothmanns at week’s start
Mr and Mrs J E Greer of Eden visited the R D Rothmanns the first of the week, sharing social correspondence and local acquaintance.
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J. E. Greer
Eden
R. D. Rothmanns
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Hank
Derson
MURR
This
Kimble Supply
Junction, Texas
R. D. Rothmann Home Insurance Co
Southwestern Life Ins. Co. Auto, Fire, Casualty, Life
Heyman Drug Store
J. D. Wright
State of Texas
County of Kimble
Anna Mae Sheppard
Kimble County
Texas
A. D
Kennon Stapp