Roosevelt recovery plan eyed for wage and hour codes
Washington July 14 Hugh S. Johnson administrator of the governments industrial recovery enterprise said he expects it may be necessary to seek voluntary im position of hour limits and wage increases by all business pending approval of individual codes. He noted broad industry acceptance of proposed 40 hour weeks and $15 or $13 wages in different regions, with wool nearly ready for a code. Johnson indicated a general emergency code could be developed if practicable and discussed recommendations for a 35 hour week and $14 minimum for labor and 40 hours and $15 for clerical staff, while industry groups pushed similar terms. He added enforcement would rest with a central recovery administration unit once codes are agreed, and regional offices would supply information only. He also referenced pending steel and oil code actions and anticipated broader codes across more industries.
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Hugh 3. Johnson
Industrial Recovery
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Roosevelt
John
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Analemnifactures Association
Jélipson
Rogser
Interior Department
Recovery Administration
Johfson
Adil
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Thade
Denison Lao
Femil Council
Une
Wdiminis- Wetles
Amail Industries
Herm Es Ralimaly
Job Posting Pitched for Broadway Ad Writer Help
Broadway at Fifth Street hosts an ad writing service offering expert Jane Noble assistance. The release promotes low costs and strong results for producing a desired worked job.
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Jane Noble
Broadway
Fifth Street
Woman gives clue to Factor kidnapping case
Chicago July 14 From a woman believed to have witnessed the $50 000 down payment that led to John Factor's release, Mrs Cardie Biefer of near Hinsdale provided a clue to investigators. She spoke with Elmhurst Police Chief George Kummerow and said she could identify one of the men she saw.
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Sidnepers
John Factor
Cardie Biefer
Policeman Slain During Payroll Robbery in Philadelphia
Three robbers shot to death a patrolman guarding a $10,000 payroll at the Allied Kid company factory office near Fifth and Huntington streets in Philadelphia. Officer Charles Stockburger, 50, fell during the shootout as the gunmen rushed in. he had no time to draw his pistol.
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Allied Kid Company
Fifth and
Huntington Streets
Charles Stockburger
Four-Power Pact to Be Signed in Rome by Allies
Rome reports Premier Mussolini will sign a four power pact to guarantee European peace with the French German and British ambassadors at the Ventia palace Saturday.
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Mussolini
Europe
Tr Duce
Ventzia Palace
Weather and storm damages across Texas and near border
A storm system drove across a 40 mile wide path from Paris to Carthage with downed lines and damaged trees. Kilgore lost power for an hour and two cars were blown together near Mount Pleasant. Hardeman county reported hail and wind damaging crops and buildings near Quanah along the Red River. Corsicana and Abilene posted 108 degree highs while dry weather hurt feed crops. Rain eased heat in San Augustine area, boosting pastures and crops including cotton and sweet potatoes.
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Carthage
Texas-Louisiana
Mount Pleasant
Kilgore
Tyler
Hardeman County
Texas
Quanah
Red River
Marshall
Corsicana
Abilene
Austin
Paso
Palestine
Plainview
San Augustine
Weather notes and aviation outlook from San Antonio area
Daily weather report shows 24 hour precipitation of .03 inches, month deficit 1.04 inches, year to date 6.43 inches. Sun set at 7:35 p.m. Friday. moonrise 12:13 p.m. Saturday. Flying weather ranges from partly cloudy to unsettled across routes San Antonio to Dallas, Brownsville, New Orleans, and El Paso with light to moderate southerly winds. Tourist weather lists clear to clouded conditions for Shitone, Tex, and Ada, Tex.
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Dallas
Elgady
Weil
Brownsville
New Orleans
el Faso
Farliy
Panhandle
Tex
Atlanta
Opera Star Tom Burke Leaves Opera for Grocery Business
London July 14 18 Com plaints that jazz and talkies ruined grand opera in England prompt Tom Burke once a pit boy now a renowned tenor to abandon his art for the grocery trade. Appointed chairman and managing director of a Lancashire chain after studying running a grocery, Burke says England no longer wants grand opera and aims to teach singing elsewhere. He has sung at the Metropolitan Opera and gained notice as a choirboy in northern England. He studied in Milan and returned with a continental reputation, creating an impression in opera.
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London
England
Tom Burke
Dancashire
Burke
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Milan
Auto crashes warn drivers near Relate crossways
Reigate constable Bearder urges motorists to see wrecks at dangerous crossroads to remind drivers of risks. He notes drivers are neglectful and may fail to heed warnings, using scenes of discarded cars to educate the public about possible outcomes on busy roads.
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Surrey
Rng
Otef Constable
Bearder
Reigate
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