30-Hour Week Debate Divides Business and Labor
In a Rotarian Magazine symposium, Robert L. Lund of St. Louis argues the thirty-hour week would hinder recovery and unemployment won’t rise. William Green of the AFL contends it could restore prosperity. Green cites labor-saving machines and quotes General Johnson on job losses, urging shorter hours as essential to adjust to mechanization and avert widespread unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Lund
St. Louis
William Green
American Federtion of Labor
Lund
Naional Association of Manufactures
America
Green
Hugh S. Johnson
National Recovery
Jeas
Veterans’ Daring Patience in Wartime Relief Debate
Julia Daingerfield Glass defends veterans in a letter praising Mr. J Frederick Essary while critiquing his view of veteran relief and preparedness. She cites the Legion's broader agenda and argues for sustained government partnership to secure adequate compensation and national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frederick Essary
Washington
Baltimore Loan
J. Frederick. Essary
Literary Digest
Mr. Essary
Legion
The
Baltimore Sun
Julia Daingerfield Glass
Paris Intrigue Threads Bun O Reilly and Finlay
Bun OReilly helps Americans in Paris and is drawn into a mystery surrounding James Finlay who seeks his missing wife Helene. A murdered financier, a ransacked apartment, a suspicious Craymer, and a wary heir lead Bun to weigh pursuit versus silence as she threads danger through fidelity and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila
Bun O'Reilly
Fred Crawford
Paris
Bun
Thelma Craymer
Helene
Biarritz
Wred
Finlay
Liberté
Oxford
Europe
Ben
Crawford
Mrs. Craymer
Alamo anniversary and New Mexico history notes
Sidelights recount the March 6 1836 Alamo assault and Texan heroism, praising Amelia Rives and linking the event to Texas independence. It also notes the Brazitos clash near Las Cruces, Fort Fillmore, and the Mesilla region as a pivot in southwestern settlement and occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Santa Ana
San Antonio
Amelia Rives
Texas
Santa Ana
San Jacinto
General Wolf
Salado
Las Cruces
Brazitos
United States
Mesilla
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Fort Fillmore
Braxites Battle Field
New Mexico Groups Move To Reform City and State Posts
In Albuquerque and Gallup on March 6 AP reports, the New Mexico Production Credit Association lines up to start within 10 days after a directors’ meeting, while Gallup’s reorganized Citizen’s ticket led by H F Mills pushes for a city manager approach in the April municipal election. Henry G. Coors is named for appointment as judge in the Second Judicial District to replace Milton J. Hemick. Native Sons of New Mexico urge Gov Hockenhill to consider D A MacPherson Jr Lints L Shields John Baron Bure for political office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conyess
Near
Ure
Wiliam Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Farme
Myers
Albuquerque
N. M
Ace Christmas of
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Henry G. Coors
Second Judicial District
Milton J. Hemick
Albuquerque, N. M
Native Son's Society of
Native Sons of the State
A. W. Hockenhill
D. A. MacPherson, Jr
Lints L. Shields
John Baron Bure
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Roswell
Ecord Punhseaene Company
Ti-Society
Saite Atone
Vertising Mar
Horwell
Congress
Associated S’ress
Associated Press
Moo
Newwspaper Association
Mrs. Glass
the War Veterans
Mademoiselle
Robert Finlay
Miss O
Wouk
Norval Richardson
Fillmore
Mary
Bonner
Pecos Valley
Roosevelt
Mary Hartwell Bonner
Gallup, N. M
H. F. Mills
Gallup
Ien Wave
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks Cough
Him It
Conoco
NBC Network
Entoy
Tony Sarg
Conoco Gas
Rico Refin
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