02 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
1
The wage-hour bill cleared the House by 314 to 87 amid Southern Democrat opposition. It moves to the Senate where supporters tout a broad measure while opponents call it a job killer. Norton allies defend the bill as essential, with exemptions for agriculture and weekly pay scales discussed.
Ten people die when a United Air Lines plane bound from New York to Chicago crashes south of Cleveland. Seven passengers two pilots and a stewardess are among the dead. Airline officials say a landing was forced due to trouble and the ship burned on impact.
The Labor Relations board ordered Kuehne Manu facturing Flora TL to reinstate with back pay AFL sit down strikers. It marked the board’s third major sit down decision and the first involving an AFL group.
ALY signaled neutrality in the Nazi Czech dispute but Mussolini cut talks with France and warned against continued French arms shipments to the government in Spain. He said Italy and Germany might boost backing to the insurgents unless France stops aiding transfers of Soviet and Czech arms to Barcelona, risking the Anglo-Italian pact.
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, meeting in Meriden, Mississippi, voted 151 to 130 to strike from the confession of faith two sections concerning predestination and the eternal fate of some men and angels. The rejected passages argued that some are predestined to life and others to death and that their number is certain and unchangeable.
The piece analyzes Democratic primaries in Florida and Pennsylvania showing the New Deal’s influence, party interference, and notable shifts. It notes Pepper’s Florida win, Pennsylvania tensions with labor and John L. Lewis endorsed candidates, Farley’s last minute push, and reactions from James J. Davis and others shaping 1940 forecasts.
The fragment outlines DIY skin tar peeling onions and oiling utensils for upkeep, mentions rinsing fabric with ammonia diluted in water for washing, and suggests using a Turkish towel to soften collars while ironing. It reads like an old household guide with practical hacks and odd phrasing.
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