Roosevelt radio appeal sparks broad support for code
President Roosevelt’s call for adherence to the blanket industrial code drew swift favorable reactions from employers and workers alike. Gen. Hugh Johnson reported broad cooperation and a push to shorten hours and raise wages, while concerns about the unified code’s labor provisions prompted debate among open shop employers.
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World Economic Conference Stalls Over Recess Plan
London talks fail to fix a date for reassembly as the world economic conference adjourns. A twelve member permanent committee is formed to sustain activity during the indeterminate recess, with James M. Gox heading the monetary section as the American representative.
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Roose and Googins Drive to Fort Worth Texas Search
A couple, including President Googins, travels by car from Burlington Iowa toward Fort Worth Texas in a rapid cross state trip.
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Plot to topple government and military dictatorship
Police report a vast civilarian plot to overthrow the government with conspirators from various groups including fascists and Communists. Civilian rising waves led to a military dictatorship, many civilians jailed, with arrests slow among army officers and documents pointing to planned assassinations, ministry bombings, sabotage, and general strikes.
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Mtter
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Music Movement Urges Leisure Civilizational Education
The National Federation of Music Gubs recently held its eighteenth convention on a movement to awaken communities to pursue a civilization that avoids degeneration under leisure. The federation seeks education in schools and homes to fill leisure with durable satisfaction and notes music clubs’ role in sustaining American morale. The group cites 5,000 musical organizations, 190 state choral festivals, and 400,000 performances, recalling music’s unity during World War I in Youngstown Vindicator.
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Denier
Youngstown
Ostrich At London Zoo Reveals Odd Post Mortem Findings
Post mortem on Jessie the famous London Zoo ostrich uncovers a curious cache of items found in the bird’s stomach. Officials catalog three handkerchiefs Goschild's glove a lady's glove four pennies one halfpenny thirteen buttons one lead pencil six needles two staples five washers four yards of string and three buttons discovered by researchers.
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