Changes In New Deal Policies Stirs Washington Moment
Washington reports sweeping shifts in New Deal policy as work relief payments adjust to prewar levels. The move follows remarks by Donald Richberg and signals possible changes to NRA reform, labor board stance on company unions, and Ford purchase implications amid code compliance questions.
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Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers pledges on films
Havre de Grace Maryland November 22 delegates at the 19th annual congress pledge to promote more desirable motion pictures for children and intelligent adults and to educate on radio broadcasting and world understanding as a peace guarantee. They protest blind buying and trade practices that keep local exhibitors from meeting public demand for better entertainment.
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History of bread making shown to Lions Club
Joseph F Kearney of Standard Brands Inn presented a slide show on the history of bread making from ancient to modern times at the Lions Club meeting at the Francis Scott Key Motel. Alvin Main introduced him. A Hart Etchison presided. no guests besides Mr Kearney attended.
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Steel and Labor Battle Tightens Across Industry
In Watertown proceedings, United States Steel Corp and the Steel and Tin Workers face possible court action as labor tensions rise. The Steel Labor Board weighs ordering elections at Duquesne and McDonald plants while payrolls and voting records may be subpoenaed. Meanwhile political finance reports surface, with Samuel U. Grege and John F. Thompson among recent candidates disclosing expenditures.
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Settlement of Case in ATF ROEM Court Agreement
Judge Arthur De Willard approved a settlement involving Peoples Fire Insurance Co and Central Savings Bank in a case against Capital Trust Co. The plan assigns to John J Glitner and the bank theLiquidation Corp deposits and stock certificates with a balance due of $963,317. The arrangement provides a $8,000 county farm certification to cover remaining deposits and outlines distributions and asset transfers under the court approved plan.
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Employment gains push payrolls in October 194? economy
Washington reports October shows a notable rise in employment by about 240000 workers and weekly payrolls up 113 million dollars from September. Gains arise from end of a textile strike with widespread improvement across 45 manufacturing industries noted by the Labor Department.
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