American delegation to hear 30 hour week plan at London
PARLEY WASHINGTON June 26 Assistant Secretary Moley will present President Roosevelts plan to the American delegation in London advocating a multilateral 30 hour work week for manufactured goods while excluding raw products. The move aims to realign world labor with machine age needs and bolster U.S. employment and trade competitiveness. Roosevelt's four point stance rejects de facto currency stability ties, opposes general tariff cuts, favors selective bilateral reductions, and prioritizes American economic reconstruction.
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London
Moley
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United States
Silver to Back International Currency Bonded by Silver
A historic draft declares four absolute aims, including hindering the Pitman resolution for rehabilitation of silver. It calls for reducing gold backing for international currency and increasing silver reserves to support the monetary system.
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Pitlman
New York Drafts Minimum Wage Code for Retail Firms
A National Retail Dry Goods Association draft sets minimum weekly wages from 1 to 18 dollars for experienced workers, with juniors at 9 4 per week. The plan, approved by the association board, targets 4006 department stores, dry goods houses, mail order houses, and specialty shops, aiming to cover drug, hardware, grocery, jewelry, furniture, shoe, and men’s clothing sectors. It ties rates to 48 hours, population, and trading center size, with a junior rate of 9 4 for under 18 and less than a year’s experience. The code grants collective bargaining rights, requires at least a 10 percent gross profit markup, and prohibits misrepresentation and hostile criticism, while supporting sale of products from penal institutions.
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New York
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Volc Tims
Sen
Lew Hahn
Association
Hugh Johnson
Naional Recovery
Hahn
Issoralon
Metropolian
Ares
Permit Granted for Border Station Construction
June 26 report from Brownsville states a permit has been issued for building a massive 600,000 watt radio station at Maln Morogains near Gumara Lar Arrega. The Italian yauch feared by major US route stations, it will operate on the same wavelength as WEAF, below the Necetalu. Prince Forgiven evivs- les-hains in France, King Alfonso of Spain forgiven his eldest son for marrying a Cuban commoner, and the court contends their five day honeymoon continues without incident.
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En Arias
Prince of the Asturias
Alfonso
Spain
Senorita Edembra San Pedro Ocejo
Lausanne
Switzerland
Brownsville
Maln- Morogains
Gumara Lar- Arrega
United States
Saitia
Wa Weaf
Key Ablow
Evians-Les-Hains
France
Cayatonga
Industry Codes Draw Mixed Reactions From Labor and Business
Washington plans direct appeal to boost wage purchasing power amid unsettled codes from big industries. Recovery chief Johnson pushes broad support while a cotton textile code debate looms. Meetings with Secretary Roper aim to stabilize industry and curb wild price pressure, with proposed 40 hour weeks and regional minimums challenged by varied industry needs.
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Washington, D. C
Hugh S. Janoson
Nine Vet Boards Planned By VA To Review Presumptive Disabilities
Washington June 26 The Veterans Administration will set up special five member boards to review presumptive disability cases. Governors senators and boards of trade or chambers of commerce will nominate three civilian members per state, with two VA appointees. Civilians receive 18 dollars per day plus five dollars for subsistence. veterans on the rolls retain one percent of their allowances until October 31 pending review.
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Veterans Administration
Frank T. Hines
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Chambers of Commerce
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Mexico Captures Texans' Kidnapers
Alpine dispatch reports state representative Junocree Townsend learned from Mexican military authorities that captor Can elario Bish, who abducted Arb Hanneld and Jim Rollins, Texas ranchmen, has been captured and imprisoned at Musquiz Mexico. A separate note says Pedro Alvarado of Onihuphua, involved in northern Meine activities, was being pursued by a cavalry detachment that would deal with Bish.
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Junocree Townsend
Muxican
Canelario Bish
Arb Hanneld
Jim Rollins
Texas
Musquiz
Mexico
Pedro Alvarado
Onihuphua
Meine
Wheat bonus plan outlined at regional conference
Kansas City June 21 Professor M L Wilson head administrator under the new agricultural adjustment act spoke at a regional extension conference on wheat production control. The plan would pay farmers a bonus for reducing acreage as part of the domestic allotment program tied to a processing tax on wheat. Officials estimate a gross bonus of 150 million dollars nationally and 50 to 60 million in the Kansas City territory. The 3 year program would run through 1935 with reduced acreage targets tied to London talks and prewar price levels. The administrator said the bonus would be based on average production in prior years and paid this year if set in motion.
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M. L. Wilson
Wilsom
Wiel
Wilson
Australia
Wilkan
U S Relief Fund Method Explained
Washington June 26 private welfare agencies will not handle fed eral emergency relief funds after August. Harry L Hopkins federal emergency relief administrator notified governors and state relief administrations that distribution of federal funds must be made by public agencies.
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Washington, D.C
Fedral
Harry L. Hopkins
Laday
World Fair Aids Railroads And Steamship Lines
Chicago dispatch reports the world’s fair boosting transport firms with large passenger gains and job restoration. The New York Central says 2001 workers were hired between New York and Chicago, Great Lakes Transit redeployed two ships with 1010 employees, and Pennsylvania Railroad added two extra sections to trains in and out of Chicago over the weekend.
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New York Central
New Yor
Great Lakes Transit Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
DIVERS SEEK FLIERG BODIES FROM PLANE CRASH
Divers searched the Tuimes river for four Twangiey field officers found in a partially submerged plane. Bodies identified include Second Lieut. Lewis Horvath from Honey Creek Wis. Second Lieut. H W Mackelcan from Baltimore and Charles C. Sayre of Philadelphia with Albert G Olver of Smithfield N C the bow of the Forty ninth squadron. The crash cause remains unknown. larger boat awaited.
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Tuimes
Rushmere
Lewis Horvath
All Corps
Winds Again Delay Italian Air Fleet
High winds over the Ligurian sea and the Alps kept 25 Tri- lian seaplanes grounded on June 26, though preparations were complete for staged flights to Chitaga. The adverse weather delayed the Italian air fleet awaiting better conditions.
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Orbetello
Iray
Ligurian Sea
Alps
Ghitaga
Bottled beer riot interrupts Muldowney gathering near Pittsburgh
June 25. A large, unruly outdoor gathering near Mt. Lebanon led to 19 arrests after a drunken melee including beer barrels, stones, and clubs. Police reported nearly 2000 guests, two traffic crashes, and that Representative Michael J. Muldowney and associates fled as officers arrived. Indictments related to municipal election malfeasance also cited in federal probe.
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Pittsburgh
Michael J. Muldowney
Mt. Lebanon
Muldowney
Samment
Whirly-scond
Anne
Frenx
Plrntc
Eddie Bay
R. K. Muldowney
Frank Leahy
Treasury receipts and expenditures report for June 23
Treasury receipts totaled 5.984 million dollars on June 23 with expenditures of 16.21 million and a balance of 984.637 million. Customs duties for the first 23 days of June amounted to 317.273 million dollars.
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Treasury
Washington, RD. C
Untitled fragment on legal notice and claim process
A fragmentary note discusses a possible light duty or request related to a claim process. It mentions levers of obligation and external entities, but the readable text is incomplete and offers limited concrete context or names.
Constipated Scalp Destroys Hair Health Warning
A vintage advertisement warns that scalp constipation causes hair thinning and breakage. It touts Krank's Hair Root Oil as a remedy to dissolve dried skin, clear the scalp, and lubricate hair roots, urging daily use and drugstore purchase.
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Krank
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