Retail Code Drafted For Stores In Wartime Shift
Washington reports deputy administrator A D Whiteside said it was undecided whether small stores or all outlets would be allowed to run under a 40 hour week as the recovery administration pressed a retail industry code. Hugh S Johnson insisted there would be no broad exemption from the presidents wage and hour agreement as work on the draft continued amid questions from retailers and industry executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C. Ily
Mofflelaig
The
Recovery Administration
Roosevelt
A. D. Whiteside
Pos le
Nwine
Hugh S. Johnson
Rolinaon
Industris
Murives
Jerthrom+ dng
Garage Workers to Discuss Codes in City Meeting
More than two hundred garage men and workers in the automotive maintenance industry are to attend a Tuesday meeting at 12d North Street. An employment code will be discussed and President Roosevelt's re employment agreement explained by an official from the chamber of commerce. Sponsored by the San Antonio Independent Garage Men's Association, J W Prauler will preside. All employers and employees in the automobile maintenance field are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & Boab
North
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce
Son Antonio Independent Garagemen's Association
Vane Hugo
J W. Praaler
Pezas Automotive Maaintenance Association
Wil
Alzo
Terroll
Porter Whaley
Assoqation
NRA
Ram
Ab . P
Daly
Howell Jones
NLA
Tiniry Products
Joiey
N. H. King
Kting Furniture Company
Chairanan
Mechanic Nra
Jones
Kenedy
Karnes County
Bread and Milk Prices Remain Low in San Antono
San Antonians report bread at ten cents a loaf and milk at a nickel a quart as prices stay down. Analysts cite higher costs from wheat, processing, and wages that could push some items higher by week’s end. Milkmen plan a meeting with J E B McDonald of the state agriculture department to discuss bread price trends, with bakers likely to convene soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prines
San Antonians
NRA
J. EB. McDonald
State Agriculture Department
Torcouze Hall
Police Asked to Remove Red Leader
FaWTAGKET workers at One Royal Weaving company plant staged pickets as police were asked to move from the area. A New England strike leader and two-loom weavers faced issues over pay under the wage provisions of the NIRA code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fawtagket
A. 1
Diy O
Royal Weaving Company
Loday
Laosgéan Burak
Thor Agitalot
Mise Bivlakding
Ianany Sikes
New England
Whey
Wwe
City Employes Paid July Wages Despite Park Dept Exclusion
City employees excluding park department workers received their July wages on Monday while the Lie yark department workers were paid Thursday due to payroll delays. The payroll office reported the issue would be resolved with the next cycle, and payments were anticipated to arrive on Monday for remaining staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Department
Lie Yark Department
Gov Murray Calls for Dam Building
Government figures in Washington discuss dam projects and water control strategies. The dialogue covers irrigation needs, air and land management, and potential federal action to advance infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Wabhingon
D.C
Chevertier
Wat
von Beerehuy
Omarvons Aviations Kiel
Oil Industry Code Drafted in Washington DC
Oil industry draft drawn under recovery act aims to regulate production raise wages shorten hours. John Johnson recovery administrator seeks a code with James A. Moffett as administrator and potential backing from Walter C. Tesgie of Standard Oil. Petroleum producers and industry dispute overdue. Johnson directs aides to complete draft for presentation tonight in Guatemala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Lonisht
Hugi
Johnson
James A. Moffett
Walter C. Tesgie
Standard Oj Company
New Janacy
Hia Saatstguts
Steel plants bow to Lao wage and hour code impact
The report outlines the steel code's wage and hour provisions affecting workers across regions. It notes a 40 hour week over six months, regional minimums from 25 to 40 cents an hour, and a 15 percent premium above minimum. changes include a price center system and exemptions for apprentices under August 1 outages. General Motors subsidiary plant workers face a 10 percent wage cut, with management officials announcing the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garburs
Beatty
Ashwishera
Conservator Appointed as Bank Fights Bond Theft Case
The Commercial National Bank moves to court to prove ownership as a conservator is placed over its solvent affairs after bonds stolen and swapped through actions tied to Federal and state authorities. Texas Rangers run a secrecy guided probe into the missing hundred thousand dollar bonds tied to San Antonio and Bexar County deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartz
Birkhead
Commercial National
Sim Jay
Washington
American Bureay Company
San Antono
Polnia
United States Treasury
Amelier
Bexar County
Sively
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal
Fedéra
Smollersmonnis
Gil
San Antonio
Texas Rangers
Bankh
Texas Ranger
DE. Hamer
Jim J. Shawn
Shawn
Uhia
NAA Rally Shapes Citywide NRA Drive and Post Office Rules
The article reports on the NAA big win and a nonparticipation note from a pageant. It details a staffing surge, post office orders to limit sign distribution, and blue eagle sign campaigns affecting local employers. A citywide NRA canvass, led by Terrell, includes Mayor Quin and Porter Whaley, with business codes and hours to be adopted Tuesday.
Classified opportunities in Ada area offer light business avenues
Local listings present several Ada based opportunities in the Class ifm 42 market. Advertisers highlight accessible channels, potential partnerships, and practical steps for engaging light enterprise ventures. Readers are advised to review terms and eligibility outlined in current notices.
Mission Plans Citrus Fiesta Revival
Malley July 91 City of Mission revives annual Texas Citrus Fiesta with support from the Mission Young Man's Business League. The 1933 two day event honors the citrus harvest with coronation ceremonies, crowning Miss Nancy Jennings of Harlingen and Miss Marguerite Daniels of Mission. Dates for 1993 are not set.
Mrs Roosevelt to Attend Missouri Democratic Convention
George B Freeman president of the Young Democratic clubs of Missouri said today Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt has accepted an invitation to attend the national organization's convention in Kansas City August 31 to September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
George B. Freeman
Young Democratic Clubs of
Missouri
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Organization
Doctor Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatics with Nurite
A sensational claim touts Nurite as a fast acting remedy for rheumatism. It allegedly stops pain without heavy costs and is described as safe for children and non narcotic. Doctors and specialists are cited as endorsing the prescription for neuritis and neuralgic pains.
Firm Announces 43 1-2 Pet Pay Hike
Hackensack July 31 Starty Gluckin president of Lie Chain Slave Novelty company announced wage increases averaging 44 1 2 percent for the 490 men and women in the manufacture of neckties and white caps. A 40 hour week lasts 200 employees. The new average pay will be 1871 and the total 14771 with bonds for larger ones. A separate investigation will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
N. 1
Starty Gluckin
Lie Chain Slave Novelty Company
Gluekin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruyter
Cong
Neal
DIAL
Standrd OW Company
New Jersey
Hugh 5. Johnson
W. ©. Teagle
New Jersey Standard
Moffett
OL Industri Code
Lao
FR Aian
Kay
Dayton
Onla
Tuly
Prigidalra Corporation
General Motors
Orenan
Amlang
OG. Wechtee
Dresden
Oneral
Ans
Gonscrvator
Vic
Thal
Lolett
Rirkheag
Hanner
Fidelity Insurance
Texas
Rangers
W. W. Wren
San Marcos
K Fller
Chicago
St Louis
Oklahoma City
Oelier
Dallas
Tus
Timicer
San Antone
le Rangers
Oder
Commerci! Nalicuit’ Bank
Caplain Hamer
San Antoninas
AwadLile Ds Arrivil
Ranger
Yullag
Kilday Parkes
Qwoy W. Kilday
Tin
Logeatiatt
Raveral
Dretribed
B.S. Prume
United Etates
Staten Ucasury
Naa
Sam Antonio
Lucas
Blue
Eagle Algas
Mare
Allege
Aligr Beng
Lucis
Womano Diol 'Lerrell
Lig Postelflee En Maage
Terrell
C. X. Quin
TEXAN
F.D.R
W. E. Morris
Nueces County
EB. Smith
South Carolina
M. Jones
G. A. Cobb
Department of Agriculture
Morris
the Light
Valley
Mrs. Roosevelt
Doctor
Lanier Hotel
Travis
Milam
Punjab
Viale
Luvicy
Spana
Houston and St. Mary's
Texas Theater
Alamo
Priges
Soc Vurientinn
Rm rOeru
Bost Pont
Dee Hs
Ieee
Hind
Buite Anzie
Mills of Magnesia
Anit Pastan Ea EA
Wests
Ners Vanrsal
Trentseleolt
Iirttom
Weth
Paris
Fabrie Claty Mail
CMYRX
Natl Wind
Tur
Muuatow Wal Bh
Aleste
Bled
Wambtin
Slim Ware
Parwiler Tate Dbantivle Ane Wertinine
AME Vink
Dean’s
Natal
Sannetclan
Sinte Aid
Argelon
Bend
Toxag Rangers
Ofllerrs
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!