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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1937
Page
7
President urges federal action to regulate crop supplies and set wages and hours for workers. The proposal ties agricultural policy to labor standards, seeking nationwide enforcement and cooperation among agencies.
President Roosevelt outlined five measures to boost prosperity in a fireside chat during his western trip. The package includes incentives for workers to buy goods, regional planning, government reorganization, stronger antitrust laws, and a wage and hour bill debated by Congress. The AFL condemned the labor board, while CIO leaders vowed a dual organization and battles to organize cannery and white collar workers.
Roosevelt weighs options to curb Japan in China as Britain and others push for U S leadership and a Washington meeting of the nine powers. Hull Welles and Davis discuss. Italy pledges backing to Japan while Tokyo denies Sino-Japanese treaty violations. Court upholds Black seat. Ogden Mills dies. church rules on remarriage remain unchanged for three years.
Theodore Marriner American consul general at Beirut Syria was assassinated by an Armenian visa refuser who confessed acting for personal vengeance. Marriner aged forty five bachelor highly valued diplomat previously third secretary Stockholm legation and former head of the western Europe section of the State Department.
Brooke Reyburn narrowly escapes a speeding car thanks to a mystery rescuer, then confronts a legal maze at Stewart and Stewart over Aunt Mary Amanda Dane's will. Jed Stewart and Mark Trent clash over the fate of Lookout House while Lola s turmoil and the Reyburn inheritance loom large.
Tourists and scientists from around the world traveled to Mishongovi, Hopi Pueblo, to witness the Hopi Snake Dance. For days Hopi priests and antelope men conducted the ritual with rattlesnakes, ending with the snakes carrying prayers away as rain is hoped for. The Hopi nation now numbers about 3,100, renowned for weaving, carving, and basketry.
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