Rail wage cut denials spark predicted reorganizations
A Roosevelt commission notes 15 percent wage cuts for 930,000 rail workers are unfair and ineffective. Reorganization proposals loom as the best path, with mergers and line abandonments targeted to cut duplicated service and reduce labor needs.
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Roosevelt
Walter P. Stacy
North Carolina Supreme Court
Dean James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Securities and Exchange Commission
Harry A. Millis
University of Chicago
National Labor Relations Board
America
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Southwest
I. C. Examiner
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Pacific System
Deep South
Gulf, Mobile & Northern Line
Mobile & Ohio Road
Germany Italy and Japan face off over world power
The piece surveys imperial aims in Europe and Africa, noting Hitler seeks return of Togoland Cameroons Southwest Africa and Tanganyika and may press Britain France for land swaps plus arms parity. It foresees possible German Italian and British French opposition, Japan's China move and U S preparations to bolster defenses in the Western hemisphere with Chiang Kai-shek fighting Japan.
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France
Daladier
Marseille
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mussolini
Communist Party
Popular Front
Russia
Italy
Germany
Japan
Munich
Franz Ritter von Epp
Hitler
Togoland
Cameroons
Africa
Tanganyika
League of Nations
Britain
Mediterranean
Il Duce
Spain
der Fuehrer
Hungary
Togaland
The
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British South Africa
Southwest Africa
Angola
Portugal
China
England
U. S
America
Washington
Roosevelt
Haly
Hankow
State Department
Tokyo
U.S
Far East
Pacific
Chiang Kai-shek
Andrews Leaves State Post For Federal Wage Law Work
Elmer F. Andrews resigns as New York state industrial commissioner to take a federal wage and hour enforcement post, a salary drop yet a broader, 24 hour workload. The 43 year old engineer from Flushing has deep ties to labor and commerce circles, including work with the Queensboro Chamber and National Labor Board. He succeeds Frances Perkins and is noted for his nonbelligerent, detail oriented approach.
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York
Elmer F. Andrews
New York State
Andrews
New York
Flushing
Washington
Frances Perkins
Chambers of Commerce
Rensgelaer Polytechnic Institute
U. S. Army Air Service
Cuba
New York City
Queensboro
Mr. Andrews
Rich Modish Woolens Dress Today Card
Rich fashionable woolens dominate this season with tailored jacket suits in various patterns and colors. The feature highlights single and double breasted jackets, short fitted cuts, pleated or gores skirts, and novelty knits, noting versatile wear from campus to town with coordinated jackets and skirts and optional capes for weather changes. The article emphasizes bold wools, pattern contrasts, and the latest styling cues.
Fashion Notes Preview Winter Trends and Accessories
Fashion notes highlight bigger buttons and fur prominence this season. Pox fur dominates French dress suits while massive costume jewelry enhances sports wear. Dresses trend toward prettier softer lines with jaunty patterned wool coats. Anklets gain individuality as green glass beads accent a narrow silk belt.
Button styles set fashion trend in Paris and film
Style highlights feature Dame Fashion and Paris creators using lavish buttons. A smartly gowned young lady at the top is pictured with four leaf clover buttons by La Mode. Her autumn costume includes a wine velvet veiled hat, gloves, and a teal blue suit with metal blouse and fox trim, reflecting glamor and dignity.
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Paris
la Mode
Janet
Fashion Stresses Fantastic Hats This Season
Fashion shows a range of hats from extreme to surreal with ribbons securing the headwear amid hair trends. Velvet cabials guard against wind for fall and winter wear while offering a stylish, practical option.
Sequin Trimmed Handkerchiefs For 1920s Glamour
Sequin trimmed gay handkerchiefs promise added flair to party wear. The article highlights chiffun handkerchiefs with bright sequin work from a notable corner, noting colorful patterns and versatile uses as a stylish accessory.
Fashions for Daytime That Are Flattering
Daytime styles emphasize comfort and practicality with flattering lines. A Dirndl style jumper offers modest coverage and a soft waist, while a large woman’s house dress features ample armholes and a slenderizing silhouette. Patterns No 1621 and 1624 cover multiple sizes with yardage details, and the Fall and Winter Pattern Book is available for order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., Chicago.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
Roomita
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Synaleate
WNU
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Wade
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Eduaard Didier
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Rumania
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Louis Johnson
St. Laws
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Angce Corporation
Unity
Landis
Stacy
Millis
Johnson
War Department
Muszolini
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hiller
Who's
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Newton D. Baker
J.h.amen
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Harlan Amen
Thomas E. Dewey
Brooklyn
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
Amen
Dewey
Phillips-Exeter
Princeton
Hervard
Cleveland
Park Avenue
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Marshall
James Marshal
New York Board of Education
Marshal
Louis Marshall
Board of Education
Last Jude
By Cherie Nicholas
Western Newspaper Union
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U. 5
Shanghai
Sen. Eowashd RE. Burke
Garner
Luis
Co Bebee
Letpe
Uulston
Iggiah Boweke
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