Textile Labor Seeks Longer Week in Hour Fight
New Hampshire workers protest proposed textile industry code as leaders push for a 60 to 80 hour week debate. Governors, unions, and officials clash over hours, wages, and employment, with advocates arguing longer weeks hinder recovery while others seek fair pay and limits.
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New Hampshire
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Lee
Dai Allen
Turin
Lida Jucus
Grewis
Hash
Dierent Vlan
Gryes
Green
Sidney Willman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Trus Green
Heat Continues as High NY Marks Fall
Weather story notes intense heat across the region with record highs and widespread heat advisories. Temperatures fell only slightly from early peaks as heat lingered into the week, with scattered showers easing pavement bursts and much of the Midwest and Northwest remaining hot.
Fatty Arbuckle Dies After Heart Attack in Midtown Hotel
Fatty Arbuckle, famed bold screen comedian, dies at midtown hotel after a heart attack. He had been attempting a comeback following the Virginia Rappe scandal. Arbuckle, about 50, left a career marked by a controversial San Francisco case and later faded from public view after a late career revival in shorts. He is survived by his third wife, former Adde McPhail, and a history of major film success.
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Diss
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Tayo
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Arebuckles
Arbuckie
Arbuckle
Virginia
San Francisco
Wekaninny
Luckle
Carry Guts Natl Recovery Actions and Plans Update
New deal era measures outline progress on industrial recovery and employment. Federal and state managers are named to administer mortgage refinancings, tax actions begin July 3, and funds for highways, Navy, and state administrations are allocated. TVA surveys fertilizer and power potential. rail, forest, veterans, and commerce sectors report ongoing efforts and cost cuts amid London conference delays.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
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Veterans Administration
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Prohibition Bureau
Germany defends disarmament talks amid adjournment
Geneva reports show the world disarmament center adjourned to October 10 despite protests from Rudolph Nadolny. German and French representatives warn private talks may doom disarmament while pledges to continue negotiations surface from Germany and the United States.
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De‘elaven
Rene Massigli
France
Germany
M. Massigh
Nadolny
Hugh Wilson
United States
Beer funding to build Forewell municipal pool
In Farrell Pennsylvania the beer license revenue totaling 2800 dollars will finance a new municipal swimming pool in Forewell. This public funding plan directs the beer tax proceeds toward local recreation development and swimmer access.
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Farrell
Davis Ordered Back to Geneva by Roosevelt
Norman A vis, Roosevelt's special ambassador, ordered to return to Geneva to renew American disarmament efforts as European public opinion shifts toward peace. He reported strong support for a disarmed Europe and outlined hopes for a general agreement while noting France seeks naval mutual assistance among European nations.
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Rogue Island
Norman Avis
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France
United States
Great Britain
Senate probes stock sales and tax deductions
The Senate banking committee heard details of stock sales by Kahn and others amid tax deduction disputes. Witnesses described wash sales and open market transactions linked to family members, along with misdated exchanges and foreign tax payments. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. showed marked improvement after pneumonia and remains in hospital care.
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Ferdinand Pecora
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England
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New York
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Decors Hospital
de. H. Mason Hicks
Darigex
Father Executes His Two Children in Oklahoma Farm Case
Ingram, an 85 year old unemployed father estranged from his wife, shot his two young children at a cotton farm near Coweta after wounded relatives at a dinner. The 2 year old Donald died instantly. 4 year old Mary Low survived briefly before dying. He told officers he felt no remorse and complained the children were dirty and hungry. He was jailed in Muskogee as authorities prepared to move toward Send Springs.
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Coweta
Yeverday
Donald
Mary Low
Muskogee
Goweta
Jones
First aim under recovery law to put more money in hands
The first objective of the national recovery law is to put more money in workers' hands to boost spending and jobs. It allows industry groups to draft codes setting minimum wages and maximum hours, under supervision, with hearings for public and minority input. The measure extends Sherman Act exemptions for two years to permit such industry wide agreements.
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National Recovery
Hugo & Johnson
Lator
Group 4 Nations Threaten Walkout Over Demands
London reports group four nations will leave parley if currency stabilization demands fail. British plan to resolve the Stabilization Crisis is rejected by the gold bloc led by France. Britain seeks U.S. help as Europe bleeds confidence. Washington reportedly pressed for a clear Roosevelt pronouncement.
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France
Switzerland
Holland
Belgium
Raymond Moley
Prime MacDonald
Runeimen
Board of Trade
Kavilla Chamberlain
Fyelleriek Weith-Ross
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Charles Rieti Tunes Fenk
Econ Juiieed
America
United States
Roosevelen
My. Roosevelt
Gold Bloc
MacDonald
Great Britain
England
Flight Delays Halt Italian Seaplane Convoy to Chicago
Adverse weather over the Alps and in Germany again prevented the departure of 29 Italian seaplanes bound for Chicago. The stranded planes at Orbetello faced further delays as officials canceled plans for an immediate next attempt.
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Italy
Alps
Germany
Tringe
Chicago
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