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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1933

Page

19

Adjustable Work Week Plan Offered to End Unemployment

President of the Saxe Cotton Mills in New Orleans advocates a flexible national work week to absorb all jobseekers within 60 days. He proposes a constitutional amendment to empower a federal hours of labor commission, enforceable by imprisonment and fines, with adjustments to keep wages stable and maintain employment across industries amid machinery driven unemployment. He criticizes the Teagle plan as impractical and argues for permanent, government-guided labor reform to prevent wide-scale unemployment.

Saxe Cotton Mills New Orleans Congress Hours of Labor Commission Organized Labor Tesgle Committee Cincinnati Convention Congressional Contry Condi Vons T. Amarioun Tom Blaine Enat Walter C. Teagle New Jersey Hoover Economic Conference

Warfare From Air Threatens Civilization Declares Baldwin

Former Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin warns that air warfare imperils civilization and disarmament cannot avert war. He argues war’s pace outstrips defense, aviation makes any town vulnerable within minutes, and morale may crumble as bombs reach targets from aero planes at high altitudes.

Baldwin Geneva Lias

Texas sales tax plan outlined by committee chairman

The Texas Sales Tax Committee urges a general 2 percent state retail sales tax to replace or cut property taxes, arguing it would spread the burden, spur home building, and reduce school tax loads. It credits Mississippi’s tax cut example and cites San Antonio revenue potential while warning on municipal options and safeguarding against fraud.

Texas Toxta 4Bh Texar Pedyablon Mississippi Bennett Connor United States Department of Commerce San Antonio Tam Texan States

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Cotton Mill President Federation of Labor Teagle Stanley Baldwin Jow MacDonald Guistont London Dec Winston Churchill England Mr. Baldwin Audi Chambers C. M. Chambers Texas Sales Tax Committee Europe Warren Germany
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