President Tightens Up NRA Rules and Labor Tensions Rise
Auto makers refuse to recognize unions as the national labor board faces pressure amid Wagner bill calls. William Green of the AFL warns of a potential six crisis of strikes in Michigan and across the industry. General Motors declares it will not tolerate union coercion while seeking to negotiate for some workers. Labor leaders push for enforcement through a national labor board and a broader labor act.
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NRA
Washington
National Labor Board
Lony
Automobile
Willam Green
Te American Federation of Labor
Autodustry
Ose
Roose
Ess
Automobile Incusy
Artice
General Motors Corporation
William S. Bnudin
Cent
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Cas
Ignadsen
Thomas Smith
Corporation
Angle
Jor Berg
Labor Comilies
Wagner Ji
Green
Dan Vel & Widespread
Wagner Is
Agress
Labor Board
Menory
Religious Sect Is Considered Menace
Victoria B C (4) (P) Hornets and blacksnake whips are Leary's solution for what he regards as the Boukhobor menace. Leary liberal member of the provincial legislature denounced the Daukho a religious sect which has harassed activities by parading naked. They neither value other to this day he said or aid, the time has come when a show crowd should be called to him more.
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Victoria
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Cc. S. Leary
Leary
Lindbergh Declines Army Air Corps Committee Role
Charles Lindbergh rejects a War Department invitation to join a special committee studying army aviation. He argues the armed forces now operate the commercial air mail system and opposes using the army for this role. He expresses willingness to contribute to national defense while criticizing the committee’s scope and the army air corps’ use for air mail.
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New York
Lintbergh
Amy Air Corps
Lindbergh
Ofice
Henry Breckinridge
European leaders plan economic independence for Austria and pivot toward Rome
Mussolini Dollfuss and Goemboes outline a plan to reorient Austria from Germany toward economic independence with Italy guiding a broader Southeast Europe approach. Berlin envoy Von Neurath travels to Rome amid talks on Austro German relations and broader Entente invitations.
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Associated Press
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Chicago Banker Named Treasurer of National Democrats
Washington reports financier James L. Cummings of Chicago will serve as treasurer for the National Democratic Committee. Postmaster General James A. Farley announced the appointment as the party works to reduce a reported deficit of about $500,000. Cummings, born in Springfield and educated in Chicago, is connected to Cummings Corp and serves on multiple boards.
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National Democrats
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Kidnappers Kill Max Kasoff in New York Case
The Kasoff family found 37 year old Max Kasoff murdered after ransom threats. Police traced calls demanding money and threats preceded the discovery near a Rockville Centre billboard in Oceanside, Long Island.
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Max Kasefi
Oceansids
Long Island
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Fis
Saget
de Ratats
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Policn
Tius
Yausoman
Morgenthau signals no change to silver policy now
Secretary Morgenthau stated after discussions with House committee members that the government will not alter its silver policy at present. He said the silver investigation remains ongoing and noted considerations on a potential London agreement as a means to address the surplus within four years.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Charman Somes
Gisellas
Pies
Amy Namie
Britton Tana Praises Brave British Sailors After Rescue
A British destroyer rescuers 187 American sailors from a fire aboard the Fulton near Hong Kong. Commander Darry Meleury praised the crew of the Wishart for bravery, recounting harrowing transfer to safety and the crew’s disciplined response amid heavy seas and smoke.
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Fulton
Darry Meleury
Fallon
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Imac
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Amine
Tie
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Tata
INSULL FLEES ATHENS IN EMBEZZLEMENT CASE
New details allege Samuel Insull fled Athens early today to avoid charges of embezzlement and larceny as Greek authorities tightened a cordon around his residence. Police detained servants and pursued Insull aboard a train toward Paris amid conflicting reports of his movements and possible government involvement.
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Byrd Plane Crash Stuns Antarctica Mission Battalion
A fragmentary report indicates a Byrd era flight crash disrupted an Antarctic expedition. Survivors or casualties are unclear as scattered notes reference weather, terrain, and rescue attempts, with official lines difficult to confirm.
Vessel Looted By Chinese Pirates Off Mirnaboak
The Norwegian S S Norviken reported being looted by pirates early Tuesday off Mirnaboak, 60 miles southeast of Boorhow. Twenty two pirates boarded the ship, seized cargo and passengers, then detained the crew and towed the vessel toward Chheng yaaune.
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Piratea Tury
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Cline
Hospital head blocks Waupon inquiry into abuses
In Waupon Wisconsin the hospital superintendent Dr W A Deerhaky blocked a state inquiry into alleged abuses at the hospital. The acting chairman Col John Hannan refused further questioning, citing no formal action to proceed. Publicity sought by officials followed as two committees prepared to press the investigation.
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Ure
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le Penittar
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Perel
Roosevelt Tightens NRA Rules for Government Contractors
President Roosevelt issues an executive order extending NRA codes to all contracts and purchases by state and local bodies that involve federal funds. The Industrial Recovery Administrator gains authority to grant exemptions in limited cases, while bidders must certify compliance with fair competition codes or face up to $500 fine and six months in jail.
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Washington
Vey
Roosevelt
NRA
Tull
Industrial Recovery
United States
Ich
Explosion at docks kills hundreds in port city
A dynamite blast at La Liber tae port killed about 100, injured many, and destroyed the docks area. A steamship freight loading of 150 cases of dynamite exploded as workers loaded carriages, triggering fires, wrecking buildings, and injuring residents and port facilities.
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