Labor Wars and Union Drive Hit Steel Industry
Historical note observes persistent steel masters resistance to unions as 100 plus organizers report new union members being fired. John Lewis's Committee for Industrial Organization seeks to unite amid a long battle with rival groups and the AFL. The AMERICAN Federation era tensions rise as industrials face possible suspensions and internal strife amid broad farm drought and wheat surplus concerns.
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American Tronami Steel Institute
Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Drought Crisis, War Echoes Mark Week of Turmoil
The week featured farm distress from cotton and tobacco demand, grain fears, and a weather crisis blamed on drought worse than 1934. The president pledged vast federal relief via WPA AAA and other programs while Secretary Wallace ordered cattle slaughter to aid relief. Plans for relocating families were set as rain shortages threaten major crop losses. International news noted Hitler pressing toward Danzig, affronting the League of Nations.
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WPA
AAA
Resettlement Administration
Drouth
Middle West
Our Neighbors About the State in Foggy Times
A garbled report describes delays and legal actions over a municipal electric plant. An injunction was granted, followed by a state high court writ challenging Jude Sohn DP. Citizens reacted as the town faces stalled work, with references to local venues and ongoing drainage and utility issues.
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Falfiscans
Jude Sohn DP
Tinley
Council
Hindts
Woodbine
Des Moines Register
Yor & Sweet
Brepneter
Bbe
Agricultural policy achievements under 1930s Congress noted
The article praises recent agricultural laws and programs, highlighting the Agricultural Adjustment Act's cash benefits to farmers before being deemed unconstitutional, the Soil Conservation program, and the rise in buying power for farm products from 5 percent to 83 percent parity, alongside a national farm income growth from 4.38 to 6.9 billion dollars. It cites lower mortgage rates and ongoing reforms from sugar, cotton, tobacco, and farm research acts, plus Resettlement Administration efforts and federal agencies anticipated to support farmers through the cycle ahead.
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Congress
Auines
Atety
Hamilton Bares New Deal Fears in a French Address
Hamilton criticizes the New Deal as phony confidence bought with payroll jobs and taxpayers’ money. He notes Republican imitations of Democratic planks, cites farm import surges under Roosevelt, and warns of tax burdens and gambling with public funds, urging voters to see through administration claims. He sympathizes with Farley and questions how reelection prospects can be achieved.
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Fcal
Henn
New Deal
Confcience
Farley
Hamilton
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
James A. Farley
American Legion prepares for officer election and plans
The group announces upcoming officer elections and aims to streamline membership. They seek cooperation from eight organizations and invite suggestions for new events and projects to benefit the community. They pledge readiness to help and reflect on weather and scheduling concerns.
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American Legion
Eigh
Thase
Fragmented odd tale with a tense chase and escape
A surreal narrative follows a creature named Saic as it confronts a feared foe. A sudden crash sends the beast tumbling into a safe refuge, where curiosity and instinct collide. The scene shifts to a tense gathering and a bizarre test about the states of the union.
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Wimsli
Nic Perhaml
Tre Dnefiser
Fate
Kig
Saic
Minnesota
Probate Notice in Dishack Court in Mills County
A purported will and testament of GC Wilson Tatts is presented and filed in Glenwood. The instrument will be probated at the District Court on the June Term 1936 with objections due during the court session at the Court House. Dated July 1 1936.
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Dishack Court
Wilson Tatts
Mills County
Taya
Dlemeseel
District Court
Said County
Glenwood
J. F. Greene, Jr
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