Behind The Scenes In Washington
Rodeny Dutchee reports on the I L G W and affiliated unions debating a potential conference or secession. Dubinsky faces internal split as leaders weigh membership, influence, and loyalty to broader labor goals amid shifting New York City strength and national politics.
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Dubinsky
A. PL
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Sidney Hillman
Clothing
You Cant Do That and a Speed Ball Meeting
Bruce Catton reviews a new book You Cant Do That by George Seldes arguing that the Bill of Rights is often ignored in favor of property rights. Seldes cites a dismal record of repression and calls for mass civic action to preserve liberty. DeMolays set practice for speed ball in Baker Park at 5 45 this evening. John Sargent, American painter, born in Florence and educated in Europe.
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George Seldes
Mr. Seldes
America
Baker Park
John Sargent
Florence
Italy
Germany
France
F D R finally spoke in meeting amid conferees pressure
Other House conferees would not argue further for what they deemed an administration principle without public backing. F D R spoke in the meeting, perhaps too late, signaling a shift as the issue moved to public view.
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NEA Service, Inc
Wheeler To Give Aid To Ailing Railroads
Senator Wheeler of Montana backed a limited emergency railroad program at the current Congress session after talks with labor and management. He supported a $300,000,000 ICC proposal for equipment loans to carriers secured by equipment, but warned long-range plans should be deferred.
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Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Congress
Montanan
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mothers Singers tally their large families in poll
Salt Lake City April 22 AP more than 800 Mothers Singers choir members talked about children during a general conference of the Latter Day Saints church. The group found an average of about four children per mother with five mothers having 16 children each and ten with 12. In total the choir had given birth to 3289 children.
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Salt Lake City
Mothers Singers Choir
Latter Day Saints Church
Eleven Negroes Die in Brick Wall Collapse in Phenix City
In Phenix City Alabama eleven men died when a brick wall collapsed from a two story building in the business district. About thirty six were treated in hospitals and several more suffered minor injuries. Seven died in local hospitals and in Columbus Georgia, with four more lost in the wreckage as debris. The Ritz Cafe structure had a wall collapse following a roof fall at an adjoining building a day earlier.
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Phenix
Ala
Phenixx
Columbus, Ga
Local Commercial Show Draws Interest in Town
A bustling commercial show draws local interest with large booths, modern business displays, and ample space. Visitors will see the world’s largest 1000-watt lamp bulb, a 10-ton air conditioner, and other novelty exhibits.
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Arinors
Yiuitien
Waters & Cquupten
Ooo
Scotland’s Larger Industries Share Workforce
More than a quarter of Scotland’s workers are employed in ship building machinery textile iron and steel sectors, reflecting the nation’s industrial backbone and economic strength across key heavy and export industries.
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Scotland
Treasury to pay banks $50,000,000 weekly to expand credit
Washington reports the Treasury will disburse $50,000,000 weekly to banks for eight weeks as maturing short term bills are paid in cash and replaced by new securities. The move aims to expand credit resources and hasten economic recovery.
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Washington
Treasury
Gets Thirty Days In Jail For Fight
A man was sentenced to thirty days in jail after a street fight incident. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate police involvement and a court conviction. The report mentions a sergeant and a road location with a prior arrest record.
Young Democrats Out Of Primaries
Maryland Young Democrats will not participate in the upcoming primaries. Lawrence Pennenan remarks that the group will refrain from electioneering, citing mid April timing and organizational constraints.
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Demtubs
Maryland
Lawrence
Pennenan
Carroll County Dems Seek Party Harmony in General Election
The article discusses the need for unity within the Carroll County Democratic Party to ensure success in the upcoming general election. It urges members and individuals to exercise their rights as citizens and back the candidates they consider best.
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Nemee Wee
Organisdiwe
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