Weather forecast and labor conflict scramble Seattle area
A mocked weather bulletin predicts general rains for the central North region, with heavy enough showers to aid late crops, and a temperature rise in Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Indiana and Northern Minnesota. Simultaneously the Seattle labor crisis erupts as unions defy picket lines, threatening to strike and prompting international union officials to warn against illegal orders and interference with contracted workers at the Post-Intelligencer.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Mimnesota
Iowa
Indiana
Cook
Kansas
Missouri
Federal Tax Receipts Up In July Fiscal Year Start
Treasury reports July collections show gains across major tax categories with total income up 66.7 million from a year earlier. Notable increases include corporate and individual income taxes, liquor taxes, estate and gift taxes, and auto tax receipts. Morgenthau promises no new taxes for the next Congress. A separate item notes a Denton gin destroyed by fire causing substantial loss, and a four legged bantam chicken owned by Herbert Blakely of West Fiaing, Mo.
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Washington, D. C
The
Treasury
Internal Revenue
Morgenthau
Congress
Herbert Blarkey
Weat| Fiaing
Union leaders protest Seattle newspaper blockade
In Seattle on August 20, presidents of three international unions and a district union telegrammed William Green, head of the A F of L, denouncing as illegal a Seattle Central Labor Council resolution that tagged the Post-Intelligencer strike as unfair. The picket line blocked ingress to the newspaper’s building, stalling publication despite efforts by workers in editorial, printing, and allied unions.
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Seattle
Dave Beck
Democratic Club
Olympic Hotel
Washington
D. C
Tobin
The
Teamsters
Jim Farley
Democratic Party
Oregon
Tt Wate
Beck
Charles Howard
Typographical Union
Executive Committee
George L. Berry
Pressmen’s Union
Wired
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor Council of Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
Central Labor Council of
American Federation of Tasbor
Seattle Central Labor Council
Tne
American Newspaper Guild
Green
Charles P. Howard
International Typographical Sotion
Montroe Roberts
Masters’ Trade Disttition
Primen
Central Jankar Counci
Farley Praises New Deal Credit Amid Auto Industry Praise
National Democratic Chairman Farley, in a radio address, praised credit as returning prosperity and cited gains in the automobile industry as proof of Roosevelt's policy wisdom. He mixed praise with criticism of economic royalists and urged continued support for New Deal programs.
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Farley
Roosevelt
Refineries in Texas Convert 8 Percent of Crude Oil
Texas refineries process about eight percent of the state crude into manufactured products. The figure highlights refinery output share within the state oil industry.
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Texas
General Westover Visits Randolph Field on Inspection Trip
General Westover chief of the Air Corps arrived at Randolph field on a routine inspection trip. He has traveled from the West Coast and will return to headquarters in Washington soon.
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Westover
Randolph Field
Gecar Westover
Air
Gorpé
West Coast
Washington
Fists Fly As A War Game At Camp War Meet
In Camp Quester Michigan August 20 the Thirty second and Thirty third divisions clash in a mock war battle echoing World War II rivalries. Infantry armor and aircraft simulate combat with fake bombs and loud bases as umpires observe. Casualties were minor with many black eyes and scrapes, no serious injuries.
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Quster
Mich
Soldier Boys
No Man’s Land
Wisconsin
Michigan National Guard
Illinois
Rea
Second Army
Thirty-third
Meyer
Thirty-second
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Blale
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Crown Bindi
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