Lundeen pension bill approved by labor committee
Washington, D. C. The house labor committee after a 7 to 6 tie vote approved the Lundeen unemployment and old age pension bill. The measure would have the federal government pay unemployment and old age insurance equal to prevailing wages, not less than 1 cent weekly plus $3 per dependent. Introduced by Representative Lundeen of Minnesota.
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Lundeen Farmer-Labor
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Huey Opinion Of Hugh A Seven Tee Dolsn
The fragment presents a garbled note likely meant as a local opinion or memorandum about a person named Hugh. Readable elements reference Huey and Hugh, with scattered letters suggesting an informal critique or statement. No clear events or dates are extractable from the text.
La Follette to broadcast plan to restore jobs
Gov Philip La Follette will outline a nationwide job revival plan in a radio address to be carried by NBC and WIBA. The proposal calls for public works financed by federal, state and local governments, with details to follow in a seven minute nationwide talk.
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Kenneth Flopping
Associ Press
Madison
Philip F. la Follettte
NBC Net
WIBA
Green cannot be spokesman for auto union clash
fragmented OCR reveals a saga around Elizabeth Tabor and a linked death. references to Tabor, a reclusive figure once famed in Dinger, details a guarded shanty, a body prepared for burial, and whispers of inheritance tied to a New York financier. Green and labor board friction surface amid a broader auto manufacturers dispute.
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Tabor
Oter
Lear
Dinger
Automodics Manufacturers’ Association
Pres
William Green
American Federation of Labor
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Tine Kiter
Reeves
Facturers’ Asociation
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Automobile Labor Board
Labor Board
Reese
Indiana seeks to remove racketeering from alienation suits
United States correspondent reports lawmakers debate extending NRA measures while critics claim court decisions ignore facts. Witnesses, including Richberg, urge action to separate interstate and state labor conditions in dyeing and textile trades, labeling current practices harmful to industry and workers.
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Ronald G. van Tine
United State
I . D.car
Csuf
Donald FR
New Deal
NRA
Richbere
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
ADMITS KILLING FILLING STATION MAN IN HOLDUP
A Spooner Wisconsin man has confessed to fatally shooting a worker during a robbery at a local filling station. The arrest follows police statements detailing the suspect’s admission and the timeline of events leading to the crime.
Athens dispatch reports Venizelos wounded in Greek turmoil
A chaotic Athens dispatch says former prime minister Eleutherios Venizelos was wounded amid the rebel crackdown as government forces move against insurrectionists near Leona Doijim east of the Suuma river resort. Foreign reports confirm heavy fighting, with casualties and widespread disruption across the region.
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Yenney
Ghat Hota
Aires
Suuma
Leona Doijim
Howevy
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Rekete
Tarrea
Rabels
Drama Railway
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Thaliatt Winchips
Vienna
Tor Mbele
Landou Expr
Greg Tutte
Romeny
Six hour day and five day week push urged by labor federation
The Wisconsin State Federation of Labor calls on workers and unions to support a six hour workday and five day week bill. The federation seeks a wage standard that benefits workers and promotes shorter hours, with support from labor groups and the state federation in the campaign. The measure aims to reduce overwork while enhancing recovery and productivity.
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Federation of Labor
Wisengzsin Ute Federation of Labor
Sunpork
J. C. Tandle Feterolary
Pyderitiqn of Labor
Ernie
Snow and Warmer Seen Across the State
A heavy snowstorm blanketed most of the state, with Milwankie and the southwest hit hardest at over seven inches. Temperatures ranged from 14 in Superior to 22 in Milwaukee as a warming trend was forecast for tonight and tomorrow. Communication lines were damaged by the storm as roads remained nearly impassable, hindering trucking and rescue efforts.
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la Crosse
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Milwaukee
West Ann
Duluth
Mima
Havanas strike paralyzes city as bombs disrupt transit
Havana faces a sweeping anti government walkout as bombing raids cripple transport. Army takes over hospitals as workers desert, newspapers suspend, and government departments see mass desertions amid a growing anti regime movement led by Car los Mendicta.
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Goraphers
Graphic Arts Syndicate
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Baebes
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Hati
Irene Ieluitt
Eannee
Feler
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Fuizenein
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