Oil trust verdicts shock 1937 Midwest markets
Richard W. Pickard reports the vast oil case in Madison Wisconsin ends with sixteen oil companies and eighty individuals found guilty of conspiring to fix prices under the Sherman Act. Prominent defendants include Dawes of Pure Oil and Seubert of Standard Oil of Indiana. A new trial motion is filed. Supreme Court review likely. Government funds show lower relief spending in 1937 versus 1936. Morgan attacks TVA like plans. Davis opposes more business regulation. White House talks on recession yield calls for limited wage hour rules and a coordinated business policy.
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Ncle Sam
Stone
Madison
Wis
Middle West States
Henry BM
Dawes
Pure Oil
G. Seubert
Standard Oil
Indi- HM
Dawes Ina
Jacob France
Mid-Continent Petroleum
I. A. Shaughnessy
Globe Oil and Refining
Dan Moran
Continental Ol
Frank Phillips
Phillips Petroleum
Fed
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Davis
Commodity Exchange
White House
Pety
Department of Commerce
W. Averill
Council
House
Senate
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Wheeler
Senator Wheeler
Lfe
Flying Cadets Sought As Vacancies Open At Randolph Field
War Department announces 232 unfilled flying cadet vacancies for the March class at Randolph Field Texas with only 12 qualified candidates so far out of a total 34a. officers ordered to wear dress uniforms by December 1. uniform cost about $10.
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Mofe
War Department
Air Corps Training Center
Randolphfield
Texas
Weir Ove Wunty
Seen and Heard on Capital News and Labor Debates
Washington report notes claims by Portland mayor J K Carson that C I O leader Harry Bridges harmed West Coast industries costing billions amid strikes and union tieups. The piece also covers unemployment stats, France’s political shifts, Romania’s anti Semitism, and U S wage hour regulation debates shaping labor policy.
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C.I.0
J. K. Carson
Portland
Ore
Senate
Joint Committee On Commerce and Labor
Harry Bridges
Bridges
Carson
Pacific Coast
Australia
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
Frances Perkins
West Coast
Argentina
South Africa
Family dress patterns promise economy and style
Something for Everybody offers home sewing patterns to keep the family in fashion during winter. Big Sister enjoys a princess frock with a belted waist, Little Sister a copy-cat Apple frock, and Mother a slenderizing Princess Jines coat frock. Patterns 1347, 1454, and 1448 cover sizes from teens to plus sizes with material yardages listed and orders directed to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in Chicago.
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Jines
Even Beginner Can Make These Crochet Set Pattern 5953
Simple crochet set for young misses using double crochet and popcorn stitches in white or contrasting colors. Includes instructions, illustrations, material requirements, color suggestions, and stitching steps. Send 15 stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept 259 W Fourteenth St Nex WY for pattern 5953.
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Household Arts Dept
W Fourteenth St
Nex
Uncle Phil Says and a Call for Clear Action Now
A humorous civic note urges direct speech and honest dealing, urging people to speak plainly, help the poor, and perform daily good deeds alongside one unusual duty. It questions naming of fossils, extols simple honesty, and promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets with an old ad claim.
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Alien J. Eiender
Louisiana
Huey Long
Richard W. Pickard
Western Newspsper Union
Ocial Securities Board
Morgan
Bethur E. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
TVA
E. Morgan
Grre dL Davis
The
Charter of Commerce of the United States
Secretary of Labor
Perkins
Senate Unemployment and Relief Committee
District of Columbia
Chautemps
Rance
Camille Chautemps
Popular Front
Camille
France
Yvon Delbos
Edouard Deladier
Romania
Octavian Goga
Bucharest
Brazil
Ethiopia
Madagester
Mexico
Ecuador
Alberto Eriquez
Egypt
Stalin
Russia
Japan
Josef Stalin
Central Committee
Pravda
Par Henapaper
National Capital
Carter Field
Washington Corpo
Washington
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Kentucky
SEC
Stock Exchange
Leeway
Focal Manufacturing
House Labor Committee
House Committee
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Adquipistraliet Tesica Aby Board
Rou Vel
Gothing
Byard
Lewis
John I. Lewis
C. Dg
Coblestis
Labor Relations Board
Green
Congress
Alabama
Tom Heflin
Lister Hill
Heflin
United States Senate
Federal
Frank R. McNinck
Federal Power Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Radio Statistis
Capitol
Uben
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Phil
Ruffini
CLARE
Los Angeles
Hill & Morels
Semager
Rogis
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