President's skeleton NRA plan seeks voluntary codes
Roosevelt administration asks Congress to extend the NRA in skeleton form for 914 months while discarding compulsion codes. The plan centers on voluntary codes, labor data collection, and a rule tying government contracts to wage and hour standards, with a stopgap bill expected to pass in coming days.
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Convention Brings National Speakers to Hutchinson Kansas
The Kan s48 Christian Endeavor convention meets in Hutchinson Kansas June 6 to 9 with Frank Davies as opening speaker. Notables include Dr Norman E Richardson of Chicago, Dr R R Brown of Omaha, Vere W Abbey, Dan Poling, Homer Fentes, Paul W Williams, Travis White, Rev Frank G Richards, Dr Charles M Sheldon, and Mrs Mildreth Haggard among others guiding sessions and conferences.
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Local leaders discuss fellowship and summer camp plans
Musing about church activities lists Matis leader and Rev R S Nance from Kansas. New features include 365 club banquet Six-Footers Ball and Chain clubs. Douglas county residents Lena Alten bern Violet Gerstenberger Robert Guntert Juanita Austill Wilmer Nelson Mrs Deal Six Virginia Detlor leave today. Wheat and oats crop prospects look good. Gus Welch to operate Camp Kewanzee from June 30 to August 26 in Bedford Virginia near Natural Bridge. return to Lawrence after camp. Classified ads offer extra cash via ad-takers.
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Farm activity resumes as sun returns in Parsons region
Bright sunshine ends weeks of rain as farm work restarts in Parsons Kansas. Farmers report better drained fields in use while some crews fit tractors with headlights for night work. Replanting of washed out corn begins and alfalfa harvest resumes after delays.
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Electrical strike paralyzes Toledo city and industries
Toledo Ohio June 5 union electrical workers walked out at Toledo Edison cutting power for hospitals water works and streets. Officials warned more than 30 000 workers could be idle as Libbey Glass and Electric Auto-Lite faced shutdowns. Workers cited a 1926 hour wage and reduced hours as bargaining points.
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Lowden Selected as Grass Roots Speaker at Springfield Meet
Former Governor Frank O Lowden resumes active politics as principal speaker for the Republican grass roots convention to be held in Springfield Illinois. The selection follows former President Hoover's recent visit to Lowdens Wisconsin farm and a series of pre convention conferences.
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Hoover and Lowden Debate U S Government Form Change
The former president and Mr Lowden discuss fears of shifting the United States toward a European style government as a major campaign issue. Speaker Burns rejects any proposed change and accuses Republicans of political posturing.
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Lowden’s Farm Policy Clash Suppressed in Nomination
The text notes that Lowden criticized the farm equalization fee plan privately while failing to secure the top platform approval. He withdrew yet still won the second largest vote share for the presidential nomination behind Hoover on the first ballot. During Hoover’s presidency he avoided open attack though privately opposed the farm policy’s direction.
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