Encyclical Urges Labor Justice and Wealth Distribution
The pope calls for free competition with public authority limits, ensuring workers earn enough to support families and enabling moderate ownership. Wage systems should reflect labor type and prosperity, while unemployment remains a dreadful scourge. The text argues distribution of wealth must safeguard the common good, with every class receiving its due share. It notes a vast rural workforce in poverty and urges reforms to spread production fruits more equitably.
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Pope Des XII
Bates
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Ee Thildeen
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Papal Stance on Wages Urges Fair Pay for Working Families
The pope condemns wage suppression and urges reforms to guarantee a just, sufficient family wage. He condemns exploiting child labor or women, calls for employers to share profits when possible, and warns against lowering wages due to bad management or low prices. He praises systems that adapt wages to family burdens while stressing not to impose unattainable demands.
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Social Fistlee
Pope calls for harmony between workers and bosses in encyclical
The pope advocates social reform to balance interests between employers and workers. He warns against excessive corporate power and urges a renewal of Christian spirit in industry, stressing justice, charity, and the church's moral guidance in economic life.
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Inrge
Pontile Garden
Yinsa
Charity
Mayors of American Towns Abroad Face Banquet Incident
A letter from Wh Rogers notes a Los Angeles mayor leaving a banquet during a European tour with other American mayors. He urges French hosts to respond firmly to any further incidents, including alleged robberies or mooching, and for the visiting French mayors to do the same when they return.
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Europe
Los Angeles
Amer Inn
Rogers
Spain Church Degrees Cause Constitutional Strife
The article notes tensions over the Salican Concordat and the constitution as Spain’s government infringes the agreement and shows little democratic parity. A palace in Istanbul, Abduld Hamid’s tubercular era, is reported to be in a sanitarium, with municipal rent details for two months due to the government.
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Falace
Istanbul
Turkey
Tildiz Palace
Abdul Hamid
Hoover rejects call for extra session of Congress
Hoover refuses to convene a special session amid calls from independents and Republicans to address unemployment and the depression. He argues lawmakers cannot legislate the economy out of a world downturn and notes opposition from Lafollette and others who urged action.
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M—Newiitze
Reenlm
Sconterrepublican Independiente
Lafaylette
Wisconsin Independent Republican
Choe
Congress
Society notes of summer travel and entertainments
Society figures plan summer movements from Jones to New York then Vermont. Officers' club luncheons honor engagements while guests prepare for Fort Sill and Fort Ringgold duties. Social events include dinners, dances, and tours with multiple families and riding circles mentioned before a Vatican conference tidbit.
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Jones
New York
Traucock
Vermont
Benjamin A. Thomas
Bis
Hancock
Fort Ringgold
Thomas
Obituary for Taka Henze 59 at Sunny, Texas lodge members mourn
Funeral services for Taka Henze 59 a native of Germany who died in Houston will be held here. The Rev Seger of the Southern Lutheran Church will officiate. Interment will be in San Jose Hills Park. He came to the United States 42 years ago and was a member of Texas lodge Hermann Sons. Survived by brothers Carl Henze of Southton and Harry Henze of New York City and two sisters Mrs Tanise Krueger of Germany and Mrs Mary Mullenhof of New York City.
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San Antonio
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Southern Lutheran Charreh
San Jose Hurril Park
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Germany
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Texas Lodge
Hermann Sons
Cheee Brothers
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Southton
Harry Henze
Naw York Cltp
Tanise Krueger
Mary Mullenhof
New ]Tork
Mexico Plane Hop Halted by Court
Los Angeles dispatch reports Captain Joe Leon Meaino, a Mexican aviator, halted from flying a Los Angeles to Mexico City service by a superior court order. Attachments were issued, later revoked after Mexican, U.S. and state officials became involved, tied to a claim of $5,250.09 for work on the International Acro Exhibition. Later, Philadelphia news notes the resignation of Dr. J. Tait McKenzie, eminent sculptor and Penn professor.
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Mexico City
State Department
Washington
California
TV Tesenthin
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Roesenthals
TR. S. Troy
Felenn
Unclear 1931 Garden Dance Event Promoted by Local Groups
A garbled notice advertises an evening season of dances and concerts featuring a military band, mixed choruses, and various orchestras. Mentions multiple venues, dates, and performers with scattered names and locations, reflecting a community entertainment crawl with old time and modern dances.
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Thonsite Sanitorium
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