Roosevelt and Labor Board Sparks Stir in Washington
In Washington on January 25, Democratic national committee members resign to avoid a public labor row as Senator Norris and Senator Wagner push back against a postponement. Roosevelt faces pressure over labor policy while Somers of Massachusetts defies banking committee limits. The piece notes broader shifts in White House influence and political maneuvering surrounding labor and monetary issues.
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Robert Wagner
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Andrew L. Somers
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Henry Steiger
Massachusetts
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Railroad chief bristles at Senate inquiry questions
W. W. Atterbury president of the Pennsylvania Railroad challenged Senate interrogators at a hearing on air and ocean commerce. Testimony shows Senator David A. Reed conducted a filibuster to delay a contract award involving a steamship line tied to the railroad.
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W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Senate Air and Ocean Macociacts
David A. Reed
Austrians Prepare to Combat Nazi Coup
Lecy Morgenthau announced the Treasury's borrowing plan to start, aiming at 19.05 billion dollars by June 30. Preliminary figures show 2.59 billion subscribed for the 503 million and larger issues, with the certificate issue near 1 billion in subscriptions. books closed after one day of support.
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Treasury
Morgenthau
Edgewood ent Gay Te- Green and 1833 wool clip
Edgewood reports a wool clip from 1833 valued at five thousand pounds in heavy trade. The entry notes estimated figures and broad interest in the lot.
Lynching of Rex Scott Shocks Hazard Area
The body of Rex Scott, a 20 year old Black man, was found hanging two miles south of Vieright after a mob removed him from Perry county jail. A posse led by Sheriff Pilmore McIntosh found the body about two hours later as bystanders dispersed to coal camps. Three men were arrested but their identities and homes were not learned.
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Rex Scott
Vieright
Perry County
Pilmore McIntosh
Chew
Sam Ward
Com Atorney
J. A. Smith
Favor Duck Stamp Measures Tied to War Effort
William C. Adams of New York State Fish and Game and F B Locze of Chicago back measures to protect breed and refuges and advance conservation. Bernard C. Morris asks for discarded clothing to aid those in need as winter approaches, stressing use over moths for warmth. Postmaster outlines annual figures around 12 750.
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Fish and Game
New Yorks Conservation Department
F. B. Locze
Chicago
Trask Walton League
Amer
Bernard C. Morris
Special Investigator Named by Trust Co. of Tulsa
A special investigator was appointed by the Deta Change Trust Co. of Tulsa to handle affairs. The announcement names Sinclair Narge as part of the investigation team, with J. Ager as a key figure behind the appointment.
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Embeziem
Jager
Deta Change Trust Co
Tulsa
Wigeruus
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