Behind The Scenes In Washington Trial Tangles
Washington coverage outlines John L. Lewis and Bill Green of the American Federation of Labor facing trial amid labor tensions. The piece notes Green’s unusual position, suspensions involving the United Mine Workers, and questions over his eligibility to be A F of L president. It mentions C I O pressures and Tampa convention dynamics as the dispute unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Lewis
Mead
A. F
Hopkins
Rodney Dutcher
John L. Lewis
United Reatering
Bill Green
Jim
Committee For Industrial Organization
Stu
Leais Wes Mare
A. FL
Tampa
C. 1. G. Tinlots
ACP
L. Oficer
United Mine Workers
Sir Green
Federaen
Counm
Washington
Woman Wins Medal for Stage Work in Chicago
Ina Claire, noted Broadway blonds leading lady in End of Summer, received the American Academy of Arts and Letters annual gold medal for good diction during a Chicago stop. Other items note a Knoxville woman granted a wild boar hunting permit in Cheokee Tenn forest and wage-law testing by a Wenatchee hotel chambermaid in the context of a back wages suit.planes dispatches focus on Alice de Marston, a likely lone female war-time newspaper dispatcher in the United States, working for Boston Maine and Central Vermont Airways in Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Claire
Chiicaco
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Alice de Marston
Anyiane
United States
Rae
Boston-Maine and
Central Vermont Airways
Concord
Odd Career Moves Stir Mine Union Discord
Fragmentary report suggests a worker criticizes his union and faces discipline. Early indications point to possible orders to cease activities and a probable expulsion from the mining workforce.
WPA Administrator Hopkins Faces Off At Press Conference
The ailing WPA chief Harry Hopkins grew less volatile, while a correspondent pressed SecretaryRapet about unemployment centers. Hopkins claimed he was too smart to comment, and dismissed the critique as unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hopkins
WPA
Commerce Rapet
Howkins
Labor unrest and upcoming hearings shape 1936 labor scene
The piece discusses internal labor strife among factions in Tampa and nationwide. It notes potential leadership changes, looming labor news, AF of L convention importance, I O going into mass production organizing, and expected congressional wage and hour legislation. LaFollette committee hearings on civil liberties, the Burns agency, and Black Legion activities are flagged with proposed funding requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. of L
I. O
Aten
Congress
Latollete
LaFollette Committee
Black Legion
NEA Service
Ins
Local social notes from Woalfsville Wellsville area
Nov 20 weekend visits include Dr. and Mrs. W D Timmons and son from Cumberland with Mr and Mrs A F E Hayes. Olive and Pauline Kline Floreta Day Hazel Buckenstall of Predenick visited homes. Mrs Emma Brandenburg and families hosted guests from Hyatts town and others. Henry Baker and Edward Brenner of Smithsburg spent Sunday with Prenton Frye. Edwin Dechant of Clarendon VA weekended with Ira E B Pryor. Alan Stottlemyer family and Elaine visited Mary Stottlemyer Beaver Creek and John Stottlemyer. Gertle Toms and sons Alvie also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Morgan
Lydia Hays
Henry Baker
Edward Brenner
Smithsburg
Prenton Frye
Edwin Dechant
Clarendon
Ira EB. Pryor
Alan Stottlemyer
Elaine
Mary Stottlemyer
Beaver Creek
John Stottlemyer
Gertlé Toms
Alvle
Sunday guests of Mrs Linnfe Shuff noted
The text lists names including Stanley and Mrs Orpha Beak ley of Cavetown Mim Lille Stuff of Hacerstown and Mr Far ward Johnson of Williamsport as Sunday visitors to Mrs Linnfe Shuff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Orpha Beakley
Cavetown
Mim Lille Stuff
Hacerstown
Farward Johnson
Williamsport
Linnfe Shuff
Sam's Creek Social Notes from November Visit Highlights
Sam's Creek notes list Mrs. John Nape returning from York after a week with relatives. Dinner guests at Walter and Merton Engel's home included Rev. B. F. Denton and family, Rev. C. H. Wagner of Halethorpe, Rev. C. H. Shaw and wife. Visitors from Union Bridge and Gorsuch are also mentioned among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam's Creek
John Nape
York
Tra
Walter and
Merton Engel
B. F. Denton
New Windsor
C. H. Wagner
Halethorpe
C. H. Shaw
Dennings
Clyde Warner
Lawrence Haines
Orval Warner
Rhoda Krelmer
John Green
Union Bridge
William Green
Caliers
Engel
Marry Balle
Gorsuch
Goggles Save Eyes in Industry Health Guidance
Health notes from Dr Morris Fishbeln highlight eye injuries in factories and the life saving role of proper goggles. Data show hundreds of incidents where lenses shattered or eyes burned by hot metals and chemicals, with compensation estimates and cost savings from protective eyewear. Immediate first aid steps are outlined including boric solution baths, moist bandages, and urgent medical evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industria
Manis
Paris
Pierre
Fiyau Pieiat
Local residents named in Waynesboro notice
Mrs. James Hooper and Mrs. 5. T. Gor such of Waynesboro Pennsylvania are mentioned in a brief community notice. The item references common earth elements such as iron sodium and copper in the sun as noted by scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hooper
T. Gorsuch
Waynesboro
Earth
Cana 20 Inch OD Pipes for Pigs and Roa Cheno
Readable fragments indicate 20 inch diameter Cana pipe items and associated terms such as Od, Ige, cheno roa pigs. The snippet lists sizes and identifiers suggesting a catalog snippet or inventory note for pipe components and related terms.
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Women In the News
Maitress
Cherokee National Forest
Tennessee
W. W. Stanley
Knoxville
Wenatchee, Wash
Chamnawunad, Inc
Chile
Theorteas
U.S. Supreme Court
Mine Woravra
Gieren
Ame
Milasa Alina
Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Ethel du Pont
Mrs
John Boedhnger
Penrhyn Stanians
Gibson Girl
Franklin Roosevelt
Ome Demeldane
Chuck Roast
Bulliang Rff
Frank Furters
Bologna
Superior Meat Market
Rast Patrick BT
Your
Morris Fishbeln
Tor
Asn
Uggets
the Health Nagacine
Ofurta
Graou
Lyas
al” Weals
Aleslere
T. Wickman
Mamilien
D.C
Greenawalt
Carmack’s Grocery
California
Happy Family Sauer Kraut
Phillip
Watkin
Florida
Lange ‘ Aize Cor
Carmack
Libby
del Monte
Aunt
Marwell House
Drinried Coffen
Lar
Conn
Roa
Burner
Econ
Omy
Weil Bros
Weil
Weil Brothers
Penson
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