Early test for Wagner bill in Supreme Court
An early Supreme Court test looms for the Wagner labor disputes bill creating a permanent national labor relations board. After a heated eight hour debate, the measure passed the House without a vote and goes to the Senate. Labor leaders hail it as a pillar of workers rights amid clashes with business groups.
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Washington
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Senate
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Labor Board
Guffey Coal Commission Bill Stirring Capitol Hill
Administration leaders include the Guffey coal commission bill in must legislation as the senate bills gains attention. The measure proposes a five member federal coal commission with broad control over mines and a government purchase program financed by a 300 million dollar bond issue taxed on coal. A 25 percent mine tax with 99 percent rebated to codes and a three member coal labor board shape the plan amid debate on constitutionality and labor impact. The bill has already been favorably reported to the senate by the interstate commerce committee with miners and labor backing it.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Guffey Coal Commission
Congress
Capitol
Senate
Pennsylvania
Joseph F. Guffey
Supreme Court
NRA
Guffey
Jonn L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Federal Coal Commission
Coal Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Committee
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
An item notes dynamite in a legislative measure but warns that industry conditions and labor demands may force its passage. The brief column reflects Quillen’s syndicated voice on political friction and economic stakes.
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Aunt Het
Robert Quillen
Flashes of Life From the Assoniated Press
A string of lighthearted vignettes from small towns includes Irwinton Georgia where a trout nearly pulls a fisherman in as a minnow lure embeds in his arm. Philadelphia guests at Penn commemoration arouse a police arrest for pocket search. Abbeville tale of a jay-nurtured good deed ends with a punctured vein. Willow Springs wheelbarrow watchman transports a drunk to jail and a one wheel patrol wagon is kept. Fort Dodge Lions prize for perfect attendance goes to J. M. Poole in a paused presentation.
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Assoniated
Irwinton
Pete Wood
Wood
Maria Willow Springs
Edwin Stringer
Herman Ganshhow
Prize to be awarded next week amid Poole absence
The notice notes the prize will be awarded next week and that Mr Poole appears to be absent. The fragment suggests a shuffle of events ending with the announcement of the upcoming prize and Poole’s absence.
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Mr. Poole
Sunburn Sensitivity Varies by Age and Skin Type
Not all persons are alike susceptible to sunburn. Women burn more readily, infants need one fourth, children one third, and the aged two thirds of the sun exposure needed for an average adult. Body parts differ in sensitivity, with thin skin most prone. Sunburn reactions appear 4 to 5 hours after exposure and subside in 36 to 72 hours.
Prevention and home care for sunburns in sensitive skin
The article advises sunburn prevention as best, recommending cold cream or boric ointment for sensitive skin before exposure and vinegar solutions as a skin lotion to darken and toughen. It notes lifeguards using vinegar for a bronze color and mentions wet dressings for already burned areas.
Sunburn treatment and local social notes in Enterprise
The item discusses sunburn care and medical advice, then shifts to local social happenings in Enterprise and vicinity with visits, gatherings, and a death notice. Highlights include names such as Mrs. Prim, Mrs. Reilly, Lena, Henry Desque, Wanda Flory, Lee Flory, Teddy Flory, Ed Hardtarfer, A A Hase, J C Miller, Floyd Dodds, Bobby, Floyd Rogers, Alma Gray, Dorothy Miller, Glen Schwartz, Desque, Myrie, Eleanor Reilly, Frances Krouse, Nellie Smith, Don Nesbitt, Alfred Fishburn, Henry Kline, Noah Shuler, Opal Ward, and the Go at Island bird refuge note.
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Harry Prim
Louise Reilly
Lena
Henry Desque
Wanda
Lee
Teddy Flory
Grange Hall
Ed Hardtarfer
Lawrence
A. A. Hase
Nezien Rappard
Floyd Weimer
San Ed
Royal Mer
Emporia
Lutie Featherston
Alfred Fishburn
Floyd Dodds
Bobby
J. C. Miller
Floyd Rogers
Cal
Weimer
Mabel Weir
Topeka
Charles Hart
George
Vinland
Noah Shuler
Opal Ward
Ottawa
Dorothy Miller
Glen Schwartz
Alma Gray
Overbrook
Dor
Othy Miller
Emarie Baldwin
Clifford
Eileen
Desque, Myrie
Eleanor “Reilly
Agnes Greenfield
Frances Krouse
Nellie Smith
Don Nesbitt
Edwin
Henry Kline
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Wagner Bill
Pasnicia
Kansas Electric Power
Estes, Payne & CO
Mass
Publishers Syndicate
Emily
Alma Manny
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
David Dobrowsky
Joseph Cohen
New York
Thomas Doyle
Abbeville
S. C
Will Reid
Reid
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Enterprise and Vicinity
Portland
Ore
New Goat Island
Oregon
America
Sanitary
Sneegas Plumbing Co
Angel Foo
Jenny
Wren Angel MIX
Abana Lee
Els
Hanes
Hawes
Hants
P. H. Hanes Knitting Co
Winston-Salem
N. C
Navy
Oxford
Maslin
Boy’s Cool
Savel
Montgomery Ward
W. A. Ramsey
J. D. Seiler
Ceugi
Riverside
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