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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
8
The text urges employers to join a national reform by shortening hours and distributing work while raising wages to the presidential minimum, abolishing child labor, and cooperating with workers in peaceful adjustment of opinions. It argues that unemployed workers are poor customers and that higher wages boost buying power and business.
The message promotes supporting employers who help put breadwinners back to work. It urges patronizing stores showing NRA support and sharing work hours with unemployed neighbors. It calls for cooperation with the NRA and argues cooperation of 125,000,000 people can achieve more than discord.
A published roster lists numerous Monroe area firms and shops that have signed the NRA pledge and met required standards. The compilation names diverse businesses from baking to banking, retail to manufacturing, and services across Ouachita Parish.
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