Court orders strikers out of Chrysler plants in Detroit
Judge Allen Campbell of Detroit issues an injunction against sit down strikers occupying nine Chrysler plants, giving two days to leave. Chrysler refuses to recognize the UAW as bargaining agent for 67,000 employees, while Gov. Murphy plans conferences and a 20 member commission to study the strike problem.
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Frank Murphy
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Frank H. Bowen
National Labor Relations Board
Raymond Starr
James McEvoy
Detroit Board of Commerce
General Motors
United Automobile Workers of America
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Noted Inventor Elihu Thompson Dies at 84 in Massachusetts
Dr Elihu Thompson renowned for electric welding and the centrifugal cream separator died in Swampscott Massachusetts at eighty four. He was born in England and moved to the United States as a child. a contemporary of Edison and a pioneer in biochemistry instruments. His career spanned science and industry with lasting contributions to electrical welding and laboratory centrifuges.
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Eliwa Thompson
Thomas A. Edison
Swampscott
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England
United States
Roosevelt Court Packing Plan Prompts Political Realignment
Washington observers note Roosevelt's proposal to expand the Supreme Court to fifteen justices accelerates a nonpartisan shift in U S political alignment. Opponents from both parties, especially southern Democrats and liberal hawks, signal a durable conservative radical split shaping future party loyalties.
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Roosevelt seeks six extra Supreme Court justices
The piece argues Roosevelt’s push for six additional judges is a political maneuver aimed at reshaping the court. It defends the justices against personal attacks, notes the Senate hearing on court packing, and recalls Moley’s 1934 proposal for constitutional amendments to enable certain New Deal laws.
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Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Congress
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Borah
Burke
L “Beral
Dieterich
Illinois
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
J. Hark Major
Springfield
Robert Jackson
High Tribunel
Supreme Court of the United States
Georgia
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Jackson
New Deal
Raymond Moley
Professor Moley
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Kitten Twins Pattern for Wall Hanging No. 5786
The Kitten Twins pattern offers a transfer for a wall hanging 14 by 18 inches with color chart material list and finishing directions. Send 14 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept in New York to obtain pattern 5786 with name and address.
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Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
Short-Lived French Gov ernments Cited by Collier's Weekly
Collier's Weekly notes that since 1871 France has had about 100 governments or cabinets, averaging eight months in power. None completed a full four-year term as resignations followed when a cabinet’s bill was voted down by the National Assembly, signaling lack of confidence.
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France
National Assembly
Collier’s Weekly
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Promote May Apple Dismissal
An Adv ... claims Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets made of May Apple remove accumulated body waste. The copy presents the remedy as effective for cleansing the system and promises health benefits.
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Pierce
Talent and Genius: Power and Insight Defined
A reflective aphorism contrasts talent as a usable ability with genius as a higher, commanding force. Lowell’s phrasing frames genius as the compelling influence over a person’s capacities and actions.
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