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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1934
Page
8
A fragmented report describes a strike action labeled Cleaning 1 Up in Toledo. The unclear wording references the Canald Si i e Medi srom Bordeaux to the Nar otee region with no readable names or outcomes.
Washington reports labor leaders plan renewed pressure for labor representation on NRA code authorities and shorter hours. The piece notes discontent with wage promises and the auto settlement, plus calls for more worker input in codes. It also profiles Mel Soper, ex cabin boy now slated to skipper the Mayflower, as relief for child labor issues in sugar fields.
Coast’s team wins as two versatile players earn honors in a chilly match at Reading. Boston Grasshoppers lose pace in the cold 62 degree conditions, with Fairbreaker noted for steady play.
Lexan Denburg of Michigan pushes provisions to weaken labor protections while enabling the secretary of agriculture to regulate child labor and set minimum wages. The plan promises pre war parity and beet grower payments, marking a significant government move in agricultural policy.
WM E McKenney explains bidding ideas in bridge terms focusing on endplays squeezes and coups. He presents a contract problem asking for the original bid and subsequent play with a South hand, including artificial signaling and suit handling.
In a dramatic opener, U S clinched the first cup match with a standout performance by a promising youngster. The victory sets a strong tone for the tournament and lifts team morale early in the season.
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