Engagement and Local Social News in Frederick
The Frederick area reports engagements and social events. Ber Mire Nedene Traus and Austin D Traus announce their forthcoming wedding. Mr and Mrs Ernest E Utterback announce their daughter’s engagement. Local couples celebrate anniversaries and travel plans. Readers note visits and gatherings involving families from Frederick and nearby cities.
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Danehter
Ernest E Utterback
Frederick
Bermire Nedene
Austin D. Traus
Claude C. Trout
Behind The Scenes In Washington July 1 Steel wage cut
Washington July 1 The Roosevelt administration weighs the impact of any wage reductions in the steel industry after price cuts. Officials expect a business upturn lasting past the election and would resist cuts that provoke a broad backlash from government, labor, and the public. The administration plans to accelerate big steel orders under the new PWA program as part of its stance.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Roosevelt
PWA
U.S. Steel Corporation
New Regimental Headquarters Building At Cascade
Fragmented report notes a regimental HQ project at Cascade with references to local wage debates and postwar planning. It discusses Allied strategy and refugee concerns in Germany, Kennedy and Chamberlain politics, and possible U S ambassadorial proposals amid a shifting European crisis.
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Cascade
Camp Ritchie
Robert F Barrick
New Deal and Steel Price Cuts Shake Industry
The piece notes average labor cost in finished steel at 22.9 percent and credits the Henderson Ickes Jackson group with pressuring a rigid price structure. It also cites steel buyers, GO S Steel chair Stettinius testing price cuts to spur demand, and a federal monopoly probe shaping moves. Stettinius assures no wage cuts, pending outcomes.
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New Deal
Henderson -Ickes-Jackson School
Stellanius
GO. S. Steel
U. S
Steen
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Birmingham
Stettinius
Inner Circle
Labor Leader's Star Brightens Atlantic Politics
The piece notes price policy tests in the steel industry and links Labor Leader Sidney Hillman to a Democratic bid in New York. It highlights his acclaim from Roosevelt and status within the AFL CIO, while recounting his Russian origins and escape from czarist repression. The story mentions the WPA program to reduce surplus clothing stocks for relief aid and Hillman's role amid party shifts.
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers
American Labor Party
Royal S. Copeland
New York
Famus
Russia
England
Czar
Roosevelt
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