Senate Debates Wagner Labor Bill and Its Consequences
The piece analyzes the Wagner labor disputes bill as advanced by the senate, arguing it would empower a national labor relations board to limit employers and empower labor organizers, while potentially harming business and boosting labor politics. It notes opposition from Senator Tydings and others, and links the measure to broader labor and political dynamics, including farm protests and reciprocal tariff moves in Latin America.
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Senate
United States
House
Wagner Dem
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National Labor Relations Board
American Federation of Labor
Labor Relations Board
Tydings
Maryland
Messare
Tidings
Hastings
America
A. F. of L
Wagner
Blue Eagle
Itate
Utilities Regulation By Jouetts House Protest
President American Liberty League says the bill’s present form would wipe out every holding company and utility holding company in the country. If dissolved, hundreds of millions to billions in securities would have no market, dumping unbuyers on the public. Regulation, yes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wallace
Dayis
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Senate
House
Department of Agriculture
The
Adjustment Administration
Davis
AAA
Erpensen
Federal Treasury
Agriculture
Jouetts House
American Liberty League
America
Transition by James Rowland Angell
President Angell discusses the shift from individualistic competition to a system of controlled finance and industry. He questions whether Jeffersonian democracy can govern minimally while new governmental frameworks enable broad economic control.
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James Rowland Angell
Yale University
Note of Faith by Charlos 4 Schwab
Steel magnate Charlos 4 Schwab reflects on wealth and happiness saying riches alone do not ensure joy. He cites industry hardships yet maintains faith in better days ahead and the value of accomplishment and camaraderie despite cut profits.
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Charlos
Schwab Steel Industry
Galing
Buying Today
Noted New York merchant discusses how modern regulations alter buying and selling. He argues supply and demand laws seem altered by controls on output prices wages ads and working hours affecting purchasing power and market efficiency.
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Michael Sofilaap
New York
England for Peace by Stanley Baldwin
British statesman Stanley Baldwin argues against war and urges clear deterrence of aggression in Europe. He asserts the country will resist aggression, seeks armament limits, and vows to act with Europe to prevent conflict.
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England
Stanlly Baldwin
Europe
Germany
Foods of the Good Old Days
The piece recalls regional American dishes from early days, noting camp and fry cookery, clam bakes, blueberry puddings, chili con carne, fish pilaf, and the blend of French and Negro influences in Charleston cuisine, with regional origins tied to Cape Cod Texas New Mexico and the rice fields.
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Chile
Texas
New Mexico
Lettle Gay
Parents’ Magazine
Bragging Sons Link to Fathers in Humorous Tale
In a humorous New Outlook excerpt three boys boast about their fathers status. The lawyer’s son claims a hundred dollars for fines, the doctor’s son says two hundred for good work, and the minister’s son jokes that six men carry the Tooney after his sermons.
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Aly
The Current Controversy: Individual Liberty vs State Power
Noted journalist Ty Sullivan argues a historic clash of ideologies. The debate pits maximal individual liberty against state supremacy and emphasizes the tension between personal freedom and collective control.
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Ty Mark Sullivan
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Western Newspaper Union
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Giiing Health Lectures
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Battle Creek
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