Price Cutting Follows NRA Across Cities
Chicago reports show price cutting spreading beyond NRA codes with wage and hour changes in apparel and tobacco sectors. New York, Kansas City, Los Angeles see reduced cigarette prices and leniency in hours. Piedmont Shirt Co in Greenville trims wages and extends hours, while St Louis ILGWU notes noncompliance with NRA standards.
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Household Finance Corporation
Hosiery Workers Threaten Shutdown Over NRA Rules
Emil Rieve, president of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers, warned Philadelphia on May 30 that any hosiery manufacturer seeking to change working terms due to the Supreme Court NRA decision faces a total industry shutdown to preserve wages and conditions.
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Oklahoma Firms Support NRA Momentum In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City and Tulsa retailers sign on with the blue eagle program as employers across the state show a growing appetite for NRA backing. Smaller businesses also align, signaling broad local endorsement of the national effort.
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Blue Eagle
Wine Institute II Asked to Keep NRA
May 39 to 47 A. A. Morrow, president of the Wine Institute, asked the wine industry to continue in effect present selling, labeling, wages, and other practices, preserving established industry norms and standards.
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State FHA contest winners named from local districts
Stanford Bushy and Kathleen Jones, top graduates fromThomas Jefferson Scholar High and Brackenridge High, were named Antonio district winners in the National Agricultural Better Housing essay contest. They wrote 100 words on Better Housing and Home and will compete in Fort Worth with other Texas districts. State winners will advance to Washington for a $1000 grand prize.
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Eitmal Oyedal
Orders for Coal Strike Ready Stronger Warnings
Washington May 30 Officials of United Mine Workers and coal operators prepared strike orders for 430000 miners. John Lewis, UMW president, ordered a walkout unless a wage agreement is signed by June 16. Some officials urged Congress to authorize a “little NRA” for the industry to avert the stoppage.
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PARTY CHEFS SIGHTED ON CAPITOL HILL IN FRICTION
Washington May 16. Roosevelt era insiders criticize brain trust leaders for influence over policy and lament not being invited to White House deliberations. They warn about constitutional challenges to reforms and reflect on responsibility for controversial bills.
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Five San Antonio Girls Reserve Heads to Five-State Conference
Five high school women presidents from San Antonio areas will attend a five state conference as girls reserves at Glen Rose Texas from June 2 to June 1. Tess Chariton Alamo Heights Virginia Knopp Brackenridge Lillian Langley Edison Ruby Louise Bernhard Harlandale Opel Bush Jefferson will travel. Mrs Felix Ulich Bay Antonio secretary will accompany them. In secretary’s absence Mrs John Welch will preside at Camp Titewiiae San Antonio WW Camp.
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Glen Ross
Texas
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Alamo Heights
Virgiia Knopp
Brackenvidge
Lillian Langley
Edison
Ruby Louise Bernhard
Harlandale
Opel Bush
Jefferson
Felix Ulich
Bay Antonio
John Welch
Camp Titewiiae
Big Shoe Firm Says NRA Vows Won't Hit Workers
Ma May 30 W W H Moulton president International Short company said outlawing NRA vives would not affect the company's employees. Austin May 30 Governor Allred vetoed bills creating the San Jacinto river conservation and reclamation district. He vetoed bills creating Palo Duro canyon state park board and providing a new salary scale for district attorneys. The governor signed a bill creating the Gait Water Supply District, of interest to Wilson, Barnes, Bee and Nueces counties.
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Girl shriek as prowler stalked Ruth Nol 17
On Thursday morning a 17 year old girl, Ruth Nol, awakened to a prowler in her home on Bae Jeon Street, Pollen. Police said the intruder fled as searches continued with no arrest.
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Oil Terminal for Valley Port Slated
A Texas firm plans the construction of an oil terminal at Valley Port near Brownsville. The project, backed by Brownsville port interests, would be funded by a 50,000 investment for storage, tanks, and loading facilities. Vice President Donoghue and local officials inspected Hidalgo County sites and will continue to Laredo.
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Noll Home Not Burglarized, Police Report Says
Miss Noll woke to a man tugging at her pet eager and her mother, Mrs Maude Noll, sleeping nearby. She yelled, a man fled with a glass, and she alerted J Luther Kime in Burleson. Police reported the home was not burglarized and officers found no intruder.
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City Seeks Mosquito Report and Pool Dredging Plan
City health officer Thursday urged Howie owners to report standing pools of stagnation that may breed mosquitoes. Dr. King said the city will drain pools and disturb oil to rid the town of the pests, stressing homeowner cooperation. Commissioners received bids on 12 police motorcycles with sidecars and bids to renovate Prospect Hill branch library.
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Gily
Prospect Hill
Boy blamed in P's death sparks mystery in New York
Police say an overgrown ten-year-old boy killed eight-year-old John Lawendle in a poverty-stricken household. Detectives described jealousy and punishment as motives as the suspect, Sylvester, a man of six or more, allegedly gained control of the family. A sister, Josephine, 12, said the act was a punitive accident that caused the boy's death.
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Woman Gored by Cow While Milking
Mrs. Oscar Hughes, residing near Hughes neighbor south of Tye, was badly gored by two cows while milking Tuesday and is recovering after the incident reported from Lytle on May 30.
Germany submits European air pact draft in Western Europe
London reports Germany today submitted to the governments of England France Italy and Belgium a draft of a Western European air pact. The draft is understood to outline definite limits for the air forces of all five powers and the terms for immediate assistance in case of aerial aggression.
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ONDON
Tel—Gernady
Regranal
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Italy
Belgium
Leading Security Marts in U S Close
Markets in the United States with exceptions of Savannah naval stones and the New Orleans cotton exchange were closed for Memorial Day. European and Canadian exchanges remained open. A 1092 Ford scan is for sale at 315 dollars.
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United States
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Explosion damages New York gas tank and four stories
An explosion at a large New York gas tank site injures eighteen people and wrecks four four story buildings. Firemen work to prevent overheating as the gas company drains 4,009,000 cubic feet from storage tanks in the wake of the blast.
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New York
Bist
Light Bid Wins City Contract For Public Notices
A light bid secured the city contract for publishing official notices for the next fiscal year. The award reflects the municipality's plan to streamline legal and public information dissemination across the upcoming term.
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