New York Agencies Report Rise in Jobs and Pay
Inquiries among about twenty employment agencies show a 35 percent rise in placements over the past months. Factory payrolls up 2.3 percent despite a clothing strike, as younger high school graduates fill office roles and demand shifts toward financial and brokerage positions. Interviews extend past 6 p m as openings remain plentiful.
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Code Chieftain's Waistline Grows
Washington report notes Hugh S Johnson recovery administrator working 15 hours daily over three months to win a 40 hour week for workers. He has gained weight and inches at the waist. The text also advertises real estate safety and poultry and livestock classified listings.
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Tough Break for Weary Willie Looms as Jobs More Plentiful
Harrisburg reports a shift as jobs increase and panhandling narrows. Police and charity officials note rising suspicion as train rides and street begging face tighter controls. The piece frames the hobo issue against a improving economy and invites readers to see accompanying pictures in the American Weekly inserted with next Sunday's San Antonio Light.
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Texas NRA reemployment agreements by city reach 71,915
In Houston and nine Texas cities a total of 71,915 NRA reemployment agreements were filed with the department of commerce. Houston reported 6,626 agreements covering 47,490 workers and Dallas tallied 6,572 agreements for 49,786 employees. Other cities include San Antonio 2,428 agreements for 17,687 workers and Fort Worth 2,851 for 22,388.
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Heat Wave Prostrations Hit Central Europe
Vienna recorded 17 prostrations yesterday as Budapest logged 70 amid a region heat wave. In Hungary beer consumption hit a new peak while ice factories struggled to meet demand and most ice parlors were temporarily closed.
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Budapest
Pope Revealed as Roosevelt Admires By Pius Audience
Vatican City August 11 Pope Pius is an admirer of President Roosevelt Bishop John M. Gannon of Erie Pennsylvania reported after a one hour audience with the pontiff discussing ecclesiastical and secular affairs in the United States. Peoria cemeteries say no more Sunday burials to comply with NIRA hours limits.
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