Roosevelt code debate sparks push for new labor rules
The article discusses campaign rhetoric on wage codes, forecasts of a minimum wage proposal, and administration efforts to avoid friction between employers and labor. It notes labor leaders' and officials' actions amid hearings, possible industry standards, and plans to help job creation while balancing union rights.
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Johnson
Roosevelt
Johnson and
Tis
Donald Richbere
Acsinst
Fuchberg
Fress Assurance
Unie
Roosevelt Seeks State Help On Economic Recovery
President Roosevelt urged state governors to join in new recovery plans. He praised cooperative efforts between state and federal authorities and called for joint action on oil regulation, land use, and broader economic coordination to lift the country from chaos. He noted states must share in broader national tasks and stressed practical cooperation.
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Hoosevelte
Conference of Governors of
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Tennessee
Arkansas
Missouri
Columbia
Mississippi
Woman Testifies Against Ex Mate in Kidnapping Case
Miss Lucile Gayek testifies against her ex husband Walter McGee in a kidnapping trial. The former spouse is accused in a case where a ransom was paid and the victim was held prisoner chained to a wall. Witnesses named include Walter McGee’s brother Grorge Clink and Clare Blevans, with fugitive Amil a figure in the case.
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Lucile Gayek
Walter McGee
Joelay
Kigma
May McBray
Abe
Oregnn
Ming Caley
Lobig
Romanaerr Wat
Drought Relief Talks In Austin Amid Highway Aid Debate
Drought stricken area officials and Senator Clay Sry headed by Arlee Walon of Bounty Judges and Hosslanerk Representatives met today with the Yale Highway Department aid rehabilitation and relief commission to discuss welfare and a proposed share of the 24,900,900 highway relief funds.
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Austin
Arlee Walon
Nam Hosslanerk
Diroughit- Nukem Gounler
Waarniuin
Cleric Forecasts Legal Fight to Reinstate Eighteenth Amendment
Canon William Sheale Chase predicts organized groups will challenge the repeal by appealing to federal courts and the U S Supreme Court. He cites Maine and New Jersey rulings on delegates elected at large and argues ratifying conventions may be unconstitutional, asserting repeal will be defeated.
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Washington
D. C
TNS
William Sheale Chase
Episcopal
Canon Chase
United States Supreme Court
New York
New Jersey
Supreme Court of
Maine
Caron Chas
Want Repeal Ballots Made More Clear
In Dallas county voters face an August 25 prohibition election and may seek mandamus action to force clearer ballots. A sample from Austin shows the Twenty first amendment text with two columns for and against repeal, but both sides fear misinterpretation. Officials consider adding explicit for repeal and against repeal labels to prevent confusion.
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Dallas
Austin
Tex
Kayton predicts Texas sales tax if aid bonds fail
Representative Kayton of San Antonio, while in Austin on business, forecast that if voters deny the 20 million dollar relief bond issue on August six the legislature would enact a 3 percent sales tax split between state, county, and relief work. He said we cannot let millions starve.
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Kayton
Texas
AUS Rin
San Antonio
Austin
Kuyton
Death claims Fh Gasotang Frenk Casalano in San Antonio
Frenk Casalano, descendant of one of San Antonio’s founding families, died at 2821 Main Ave at 9:00 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral from the residence at 2 p.m. Thursday with Rev. J. A. Precipdo officiating. Survived by widow Mrs. Pinkey Jones Cassiano, mother Mrs. Pauline Hafner Gasiano, a grandfather Jose Cassiano, an uncle Albert Tassieno, and aunt Miss Kete Cassiano.
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Frenk Casalano
San Antonio
City Élege
Pinkey Jones Cassiano
Pauline
Hafner Gas Jano
Hichide
Albert Tassieno
Kete, Cassiano
Tariff Hike Looms In US Recovery Plan Fight
Washington July 8 A sharp tariff increase and embargoes on chosen imports loom as part of the recovery program. Officials of the industrial recovery administration informal to employers push codex of fair competition wage raises and shorter work weeks. The Buy American movement will be promoted to favor American and NR A labeled goods, with protections for cooperating employers.
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Washington, D.C
Industrial Recovery Administration
Roosevelt
Recovery Admeinisration
Itreet
Flowering Patterns Lead in Knitting Bags
Flowering patterns headline a bold knitting bag push as the first lady of the industry is debated over who designs the knit tote. The bags promise space for all your knick knacks and come in dazzling power patterns.
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McCulloch Farmers Pledge Cotton Land Reduction Plan
Brady July 16 The county pledges to plow under 25 425 acres of cotton under the Government cotton reduction plan. Farm operators will receive 218 407 75 dollars in compensation for the acreage to be took out of production.
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McCulloch
Brady
McCulloch County
Collan
Seal Farmers
Baldness Tied to Constipated Scalp Miracle Cure
An old health ad claims baldness results from a constipated scalp and that clearing the scalp allows hair growth. It touts Krank's Hair Root Oil as a non greasy solution that cleans scalp tubes, removes deposits, relaxes dead skin, and fosters shine while preventing hair loss.
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Tintel
Krank
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