Harmony Parleys Open Tomorrow in Washington
Harmony conferences between President Roosevelt and Democrats in Congress begin tomorrow as Senate debates court reorganization. Majority Leader Robinson said the bill likely moves after budget measures due by July 1. The talks on Jefferson Island in Chesapeake Bay are expected to be social with some discussion of the court issue.
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Chesapeake Bay
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Texas
Congress weighs crop insurance and wage rules in session
Lawmakers target crop insurance for wheat with the ever normal granary plan while the Senate labor panel debates how much discretion a wage and hour board should hold. The Capitol buzzed over a new railroad retirement act and the largest peacetime army appropriation. President Roosevelt's reelection and a Belgian visit dominated talks as Van Zeeland's entourage stayed at the White House.
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George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
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Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
White House
Louisiana agents transferred among Baton Rouge New Orleans Lafayette
Three field agents of the Louisiana employment compensation division were reassigned by State Labor Commissioner B W Cason. Guy Durbin and William J Sterling moved from Baton Rouge to New Orleans while D J Viondhe shifts from New Orleans to Lafayette.
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Louisiana Employment Compensation Division
B. W. Cason
Guy Durbin
William J. Sterling
New Orleans
D. J. Viondhe
Lafayette
Steelworker leader deflects questions on union writing pact
Girdler clashed with Senators on the record over a written agreement with a labor group. He called Philip Murray a liar and insisted the issue is whether leadership is responsible, while McKellar urged respectful speech and Guffey's status was challenged. The exchange touched on the rights of workers to bargain and the role of unions in American industry.
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Philip Murray
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Bridges
New Hampshire
Murray
Senator O'Mahoney
Wyoming
O’mahoney
Gly Cas Remedy Praised By Hot Springs Woman
Mrs. N M Harper of 638 West Grand avenue Hot Springs Arkansas reports relief after 12 years of chronic constipation neuritis and stomach disorders following Gly Cas use She praises its quick action says bowels and sleep improved and recommends the remedy sold by Phoenix Drug company 348 DeSiard street and other drug stores.
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West Grand Avenue
Hot Springs
Ark
Phoenix Drug Company
DeSiard Street
Deaths in Mississippi and Louisiana Honor Former Miss. Resident
Special funeral services were held for Betty Mills Hicks 65 of Harrisonburg Miss formerly from Calhoun City Miss died Tuesday in Harrisonburg She is survived by her daughter Mrs Hugh J Johnson and her son George J Hicks Effie Everett 60 died at her daughter’s home in Nashville Tenn Services were in Bernice La Interment in Shiloh cemetery She is survived by her mother Mrs Vickie Heard a daughter a son two sisters and three brothers
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Betty Mills Hicks
Calhoun City
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Harrisonburg
Hugh J. Johnson
Bernice
Effie Everett
Gilbert Lackey
Nashville, Tenn
Vickie Heard
H. T. Mitchell
M. V. Burns
Shiloh
Frank Everett
Crowley
M. W. Lawrence, Sr
Fred Flieshel
Augusta
Tenn
Jo and
Pleasant Heard
Winnfield
Frank Cooper
Winnsboro
Methodist Bible School Ends With Exercises
The daily vacation Bible school of First Methodist church concluded in the church auditorium on Thursday at 10 a.m. A total of attendees participated in the final exercises.
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Vacation school closes with picnic at Bernstein Park
Certificates were issued to course graduates including Mrs. S. M. Collins educational director. The annual picnic marks the final school event scheduled for Friday. Attendees are to meet at the church at 8:30 am and proceed to Bernstein Park for the picnic.
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