Rail wage cuts and mediation plan seen as relief for troubled era
The piece discusses temporary aid and a proposed 15 percent wage reduction beginning July 1, amid railroad tensions. It notes the Brotherhood of Trainmen threatening a strike and cites the Railway Labor Act framework for mediation. If unresolved, a national mediation board then a special board may be appointed by the president within 30 days, with peaceful relations required afterward. The article highlights the act as a model for broader industrial relations during crises and foresees continued transportation despite disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brotherhood of
National Mediation Board
Legal Aid Clinic Expands Senior Defender Panel
Uncommon Sense notes that forty eminent New York lawyers will join a senior panel of volunteer defense counsel for general sessions trials. The plan, announced after a luncheon by the Legal Aid Society, aims to curb shyster practices and mirror medical clinics teaching doctors broader experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Aid Society of New York
New York
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
European Drouth May Boost American Farmers
Europe endures a severe drought from March to mid May. Howard D. Salins reports on a worldwide dry spell and its potential to lift foreign demand for U.S. crops. Argentina faces late rains. South Africa and Australia also drought strained. US wheat bumper crop may find new export markets as demand abroad improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Howard D. Salins
Flax and Fiber Institute
Salins
London
Berlin
Paris
Rome
Great Britain
Dreath
Department of Commerce
Washington
Union of South Africa
Australia
New South Wales
Victoria
Argentina
Training children to usefulness and self amusement
A reflective piece on Darlin plus child development advice. It urges early training by mothers, teaching self amusement, useful work, and independent play. It cites examples of kitchen mischief, the value of structured time, and the role of parents in shaping curiosity, with a note on a Patri leaflet for arithmetic help. It ends with a pointed political remark about citizenship and Hitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlin
Derlin
Mother
Father
Washington Letter weighs wage hour post and North Dakota race
The Washington Letter reviews the struggle to appoint a wage hour administrator with top candidates Henderson Lubin Garrison Lansburg and Winant discussed. It notes Roosevelt aims to keep labor background out and that the job promises a terrible headache. In North Dakota June primaries Nye faces Langer as a GOP contest draws national attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leon Henderson
WPA
NRA
Isador Lubin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lloyd K. Garrison
University of Wisconsin Law School
National Labor Relations Board
Lubin
Henderson
Garrison
Perkins
Roosevelt
Richard H. Lansburg
Labor and Industry
Pennsylvania
Gifford. Pinchot
John Winant
Soci Security Board
International Labor Office
Winant
North Dakota
William L. Langer
Gerald L. Nye
Nye
Lynn Frazier
Charles A. Beard
Wheeler, Capper
Norris
Bone
Rother
Langer
NEA Service, Inc
Care Keeps Enamelware Clean Care Tips
Reading tips advise avoiding strong abrasive powders and harsh metal scrapers on enamelware. If food sticks, use gentle methods and ordinary cleaners to prevent damage. Follow safe guidance to preserve enamel finish and prolong utensil life.
Marihuana: A Health Problem Across the United States
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines how marijuana or cannabis indica has become a growing national issue. He notes many slang names, historical uses, and recent legal controls, with widespread growth in the United States and even cultivation in prisons. The piece traces past medical use and its decline in modern medical lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mary Warner
North Carolina
Tennessee
Council On Pharmacy and Chemistry
American Medical Association
Hambone's Meditations Unsigned Rant on Meeting Up
Fragmentary lines talk about meeting someone named Success, staying on the road, and a rough warning to not confront him. The tone is rough, dialect heavy, with incomplete phrasing and stray capitalized phrases. No clear dates, places, or organizations are identifiable in the readable text.
Movie Scrapbook on James Cagney
One of cinema’s hardest working actors, James Cagney, is described as always training for his next film even off camera. The piece notes his past as a department store wrapper, chorus boy, specialty dancer, Broadway success, and now a Connecticut farm resident preparing for Angels With Dirty Faces. It highlights traits like bow ties, dark-tying skill, fondness for chocolate eclairs and tea, puns, and quirks such as not being ticklish, not smoking, seasickness, and avoidance of airplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cagney
Connecticut
Community drive for Legion post funds in Monroe
Fifteen years ago a drive began Sunday at 9 am to raise 5500 for Monroe American Legion post to host Louisiana veterans at the upcoming convention next August. The city and parish already pledged 2500 of 8000 needed, with residents expected to cover the rest. Canvassers will visit mercantile stores and homes. A Bordelon, state dairy inspector, arrived to begin farm inspections after visiting dairy stations. Lions Club pledged support, and Mery Hannah outlined playground work seeking club backing. Ralph Schulze spoke on Monroe Community Service aims and needs for child recreation facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
Louisiana
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Post
A. Bordelon
Louisiana Board of Health
Monroe
Mr. Bordelon
The
Lions Club of
Mery Hannah
Ralph Schulze
Texas
W. C. Bechtold
Summer stain removal and confection glaze tips
Helpful hints explain stain removal for linens with cold water and borax followed by boiling water. It covers fruit stains and suggests sprinkling fritters with confectioners sugar to glaze, with heat to melt the coating. Waffles pancakes mer ingues tips included with cream of tartar adjustments.
Potato and peanut relation noted in obscure text
A cryptic line links the Irish potato to the peanut with a curious claim about relation and flavor, though the phrase remains unclear. Researchers may revisit the snippet for context to determine its historical meaning or linguistic quirk.
Fay Bainter Shapes Hollywood Views On Stage And Screen
Fay Bainter, amid Hollywood tour, praises film industry while recounting a career of struggle from stock tours to Broadway. She recalls dire days in Toledo and New York, a tough director, a life of persistence, and a 14 year old son with Reginald Gardner Hugh Venable. Her new two picture contract with Warner Brothers follows White Banners success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
Hollywood
Motion Picture Producers’ Association
Fay Bainter
Miss Bainter
Katharine Hepburn
RKO
New York
Jezebel
Mother Carey
Warner Brothers
Washington
United States
Toledo
Algonquin
Reginald Gardner Hugh Venable
Navy
Coney Island reform stalled till 1940 plan unfolds
New York critic notes Parks Commissioner Bob Moses aims to revamp Coney Island into a Palm Beach style resort by 1940. Some areas already cleaned. Dreamland turned into a park, boardwalk and beaches to gain order and trees replacing decaying posters. Swing music scene on Randall's Island irks the writer as Benny Goodman prepares Mozart and Bach records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coney Island
Bob Moses
Moses
Dreamland
Surf Avenue
A. M
N. G
Randall's Island
Benny Goodman
Budapest
Transparent curtains for summer cottages and beach bungalows
Crisp transparent tie-back curtains in three sizes available in high shades plus soft rose and deep burgundy. Made from a new waterproof and sun proof material. Ideal for summer cottages and beach bungalows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Cottage
Beach Bungalow
Radio Listings for Friday June 24 Broad US Networks
Daily schedule lists NBC and WEAF network programs by region with times for East Midwest and West feeds. Entries include music segments, plays, news periods, sports, and To Be Announced slots across multiple stations and coast to coast listings.
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Nbc-Weaf
Weaf
Wnac
Ksd
Koa Kdyl
Wmbg
Kfi
Kew
Komo
Kha
Kpo
Kgu
Wiw
Wea
Midwest
Wood
Ea Wbow
Webc
Ksoo
Kans
Cret Efef
Wefl
Wtmj
Wiba
Wday
Koam
Wtar
Wptf
Wis
Wijax
Wiia
Wsun Wiod
Wsoc
Wibe
Wwne
Wese
Wave
Wam
Wme
Wib
Wapl
Wids
Kyoo
Kwoai
Kths
Kgbx
Ktbs
Kark Kgne
Mountain
Kegir Kghl
Ktar
Pacific
Kfbk
Kwg
Kmj
Kern
Orphan Annie
Rex Maupinrchestra
Paul Douglas
Nina Dean
West
Ames
Andy
Uncle Ezra
Chicago Cadets
Lucille Manners
Abe Lyman
Jimmieter
Hood
Rhythm Symphonic
Amos
Andy—west
al Donahue
WSN
Cutler
Blue Barron
Ps Peg Ea
Spetl
P.M
Kvor Kiz
Kgvo
Kfbh
Knx Komn Kol
Kfpy
Ksfo Koy Bent
Ed Thorgensen
Wabe
Enoch Light Orch
Network
Ster the Sailor
East
Enoch Light Or
Wes
Boake Carter
Chicago
Lum & Abner
Feu
Dave Bacal
Just Entertainment
Aeolian Ensemble
East Boake Carter
Hollace Shaw
Benjamin Swee
Paul Whiteman
Hollywood Hotel
Lud Gruskin
Wilde Orch
W. Rp
Whz
Kdka
Wxya
Wayr
Wm Wiil
Waby
Webr
Weky
Wwean Wieu
Wenr
Koil
Wmt
Kso
Wowo
Wetn
Wrtd
Krev
Kfdm
Wrol
Kria Wibo
Wdseu
Wegn
Kxyz
Kio Kvod
Kgo
Keen
Glem McCarthy
Sportwiz
Hobby
Oday
M. Spitaing
Paul
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Monroe Hews-Star
Hews-Star
Worl Publishing Corporation
North Second Street
Onan
Jobn D. Ewing
Sun
News
Audit Bureau of
Atlanta
Dallas
Detroit
St. Louis
Aaieares Press
Uncommon Sense
John Blake
Public Legal Aid
Soren
America
Faras
Hitler
Czech
Morris Fishbeing
Journal of the American Medical Association
Health
Hambone
Alley
Delt
Eas
George Ross
Benny
Town Hall
CBS
WABC
Wade Wade
Weao
Weel
Wire
Weau Wias
Wibl
Whbm
Wibm
Kmbe
Kmoz
Kefah Kret
Whee
Cfrb
Ekac Wilx
Wmwas
Wess
Wabt
Wibs
Wkbo
Wkbi
DIXIE
Wafa
Wbre
Waam
Wdod
Kira Wree
Wiac
Wwi
Wtoc
Krid
Ktsa
Wabj
Wais Win
Kgko
Weon
Wnor Lakh
Wmm
Wino Wehs
Wmbd
Wisn
Wibw
Babe Wise
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