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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1935
Page
9
Washington reports a prosperous half year as industry gains outpace labor trouble though strikes stay low. The NRA collapse after the Supreme Court voided codes reshaped industrial law, leaving unions and management to adjust to a new economic order.
The article notes strong labor push for Wagner Labor Disputes bill and 30 hour week amid disputes with employers over NRA interpretations. It cites production trends in 1935 vs 1934, strikes in Toledo and lumber sectors, and government and business reactions, including Perkin’s mediation and tax battles affecting cotton processing.
Notables engaged by Saturday include Mr and Mrs Theo Calvert and children visiting Forest Calvert in Princewick. Clayton Hampton of Rhodell and Eldridge and Frances Hampton of Coal City calling on Sam Atkins. E W Potter and family at Mullens ball game. Mrs C Ferguson Tom Ferguson and Mrs Kent Otey Beckley visitors. V Page Stump and Amita Wickline visiting J F Bedwell family Lillybrook. G G Williams and wife spent the weekend at home.
In Princeton Essie Mae Bragg of Besoco visited Mrs. J. R. Craver on Tuesday. Junior Peters of Coal City stayed with Woodrow Wickline Saturday night. E W Polter and C V Dillon spent Monday cherry picking at Clayton. Vernon Smith of Besoco called on his parents in Besoco Monday. Lundy Bolen hosted visitors Monday. Frances Hunter of Lillybrook visits her uncle L Ve Basham. Lundy Bolen and Lindsey Basham’s wife returned from Beckley hospital Wednesday improved.
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