Unions Reject Extension of Auto Code
William Green of the AFL told a Senate subcommittee that organized labor would not accept the auto code extended by President Roosevelt. A September ballot showed 90 percent of workers unaffiliated with labor and about half connected to the AFL. 46,211 votes were cast. Roosevelt extended the code to June 16 with two changes to spur employment and model introductions, while rejecting merit clause demands and removal of the automotive industrial relations board.
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William Green
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Roosevelt
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Green
National Automobile Favor Board
Reen
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Detroit
Donald Fishbere
NRA
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Autumo- Industrial Relations Board
Burke Talk Heard in Lansing
DETROIT Feb 4 Strike talk filled a Michigan automaker plant as NRA code extension through June 16 began. Workers at Fisher Body Lansing plant voted to strike over intolerable conditions after a prior walkout by sanding shop workers, causing brief shutdowns at the Lansing and Ginds Merc works. Clyde W. Cook of the AF of L warned the dispute could spread to state facilities.
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Essex County Schools Chief Seeks New Facility Funding
William G Reynolds superintendent of Essex and King and Queen Counties schools says the county can fuel full time operations and construct a new school with support from large corporations or industrial enterprises to raise taxable values and sustain the district.
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William Gregory Reynolds
Essex
Ing and Queen Counties
Fsex
Student pressers form at University of Georgia
Athens Ga February reports a student cooperative pressing association at the University of Georgia with A M Bennett as student manager. The venture will be profit sharing with students who perform duties sharing in the proceeds of the organization.
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Athens
University of Georgia
A. M. Bennett
Huge Buddha statue at Nara with precious metal inlay
A towering Buddha statue in Nara Japan was built with vast quantities of metals including 1 184 097 pounds of copper 20 385 pounds of alloy believed to be silver and 934 pounds of gold along with other materials.
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Nara
Japan
City News Costume Ban Such as Crescent Bend Perk
Local item reports on a costume event at Crescent Bend with participants including Bat Lee Kohlenburg and his Prtheatra Ady Dance Group. Krein Hall hosts the event featuring Braun Reed and Buddy Hancoczis.
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Lee Kohlenburg
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Delay on Petition to Appoint Precinct 3 Deputy Constable
County commissioners Friday postponed action on a petition by Constable C. D. Jones seeking a deputy for Precinct 3. About 200 people attended as the court planned thorough study, a step repeated yearly for a decade amid opposition from Col HM Tehmanb and others who warned deputies invite harassment of tourists.
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San Antonio Auto League
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DANGER WILL WE GENGAGED IN HOLLYWOOD PARTNER
Hollywood scene with Gary Leon and his dancing partner Marcia Mface announcing engagement nine months after becoming dance partners. Leon notes love grew while dancing together and marriage would await final decree in Rudy Vallee divorce case context. Includes reference to Marion Leon and Fay Webb connections.
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Gary Leon
Ancer
Marcia Mface
Leon
Marion Leon
Rudy Vallee
Fay Webb
Senate probes all solons acts as inquiry sparks clash
Texas Senate debates a sweeping probe into conduct of lawmakers and high state officials. A Rawlings resolution would form a joint 2-member committee to audit outside employment, income sources, passes, and 1944 campaign expenses, with $10,000 for costs. The plan targets nepotism, anti nepotist acts, and other high office ethics concerns.
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Austin
Texas Senate
Frank Rawlings
Fort Worth
Waa
Ord
House
Rawlings
Tom DeBerry
Bogota
Senate
Senate committee votes on employment disclosure plan
The senate in committee of the whole debated a resolution requiring name disclosure of patients and employer affiliations with compensation details. After heated remarks, the vote stood 2 to 7 against the resolution as opponents claimed it aimed to dodge the house proposal, while proponents called the house plan inadequate.
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Senate
DeBerry
John Borpsby
Austin
Los Angeles Endures January Heat Amid Record Warmth
The January day in Los Angeles reached 60 degrees, the hottest in 12 years, with winds from the desert sending temperatures soaring. Almond trees blossomed and the city faced an unusually warm spell that surpassed the previous January record set in 1924. Light classified ads note rents such as fifteen dollars a month for a six room unfinished apartment on Perk Street.
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Los Angeles
Sarita Cataliga Island
Allred Seeks Legislation to Back Interstate Oil Compact Talks
Governor James Allred asked the Texas Legislature today for authority to continue negotiations toward an interstate oil compact. Alfred said W. J. Holloway would visit Saturday to discuss further, stressing no talks should proceed without legislative authorization. Allred insisted any pact reject price fixing, monopolistic practices, or regulation that worsens waste, and must center on conservation.
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Austin
Pen
James
Alfred
W. J. Holloway
Oklahoma
Allred
Compress
Spanish Rebellion Leaders Executed for Treason
In Oveido Spain Josg Arguelles Fernandes a top civil leader in the October rebellion and Sergeant Vasques were executed by firing squad for treason today.
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Oveido
Spain
Josg Arguelles Fernandes
Vasques
Why You Should Never Cut a Corn
A healthful caution discourages paring corns, noting infections and skin damage from cutting. The article argues leaving corns intact provides safer healing, reducing pain and irritation while asserting natural remedies like salves may soothe and prevent further issues. It emphasizes avoiding cutting as a common cause of trouble.
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