Union Man Defends Dismissal At Labor Board
Sluart Bergmann vice president of Uwe Friedrich Inc testified at the National Labor Relations Board that the union approved the firing of glazier Frank A Baranek for refusing to join. A P Cadena organizer for the American Federation of Labor filed charges alleging the company dominated the union and discharged workers for union activity in the first case heard here under the Wagner Act.
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Uwe Friedrich, Inc
Wedmsday
Natonal Labor Relations Board
Frank A. Baranek
Baranek
Union
Bergmann
A. P. Cadena
American Federation of Tabor
Ea Friedrich, Inc
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Friedrichs Company Union Case Deliberations Continue
Testimony describes a company union pressuring workers to join under threat of discharge. Witnesses claim leaders feared retaliation. some workers admit joining despite risks. Brinkometer says wage raise approved, union reportedly not informed of formation. Proceedings expected to hear more Wednesday with additional union members testifying.
Courthouse Hunter Wins Two In Open Season Kickoff
Gexar county courthouses report Hunters score twice in a noon Wednesday opener. Deputy Constable O S Warnke bagged one point at Smithson Valley while District Attorney John R Shook rolled another on the Blanco road.
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Gexar
O. S. Warnke
John R. Shook
Warne
Smithson Valley
Blanco Road
Mrs Booth Honors Debutante at Luncheon
Mrs Walter Booth entertained at luncheon at her home in Terrell Jo n in honor of her niece Miss Mary Margin Beck wan the debutante. Guests included Misses Bas Yah Lillian Dagger Annie Terrell Margaret Terrell Vera Searcy Eve lyn White Martha Wiggins Gerry Praser Anne Wright Mary Louis Tips Sara Douglas Barbara Davis Eleanor Clemens Mary Keator Helen Keator Laura Samne Josephine Taviss Laura Dickinson Sadie Boertyell Barbara Chavett Virginia Dial and Mesdames Palmer Gilt Frank Allen Smith Werner Bremann Jos Ansley Adolph Beck wn Paul Dreiss. The event featured silver candelabra and a lace covered table.
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Walter Booth
Terrell
Joan
Mary Margin Beck
Bas Yah
Lillian Dagger
Annie Terrell
Margaret Terrell
Vera Searcy
Evelyn White
Martha Wiggins
Gerry Praser
Anne Wright
Mary Louise Tips
Sara Douglas
Barbara
Labor racketeers target Cleveland, safety chief says
Cleveland officials announce a labor racketeering drive with more than 600 business leaders prepared to testify. Safety Director Stas Ness alleges investigations since July implicate four labor leaders and at least three unions in coercive conduct.
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Cleveland
Wor
Stas Ness Ealel
Cleveland -Labor
Bells Honor Putsch Victims in Hanover
Reports from Hanover say bells will honor victims of Hitler’s 1923 putsch. A set of 11 bells for party leaders’ training center at Genthofen will be named after 18 victims. Damaged text mentions payments and notices related to estate or personal notes.
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Hanover
Genthofen
Hitler
Community chess drive seeks funds exceed goal
Corpus Christi reports workers push a community chess drive aiming for 48,650 dollars, about 20 percent above initial estimate. The Rev W C Munds endorses the effort, noting church and civic groups back the drive and urging local participation.
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Chesti
Corpus Christi
Instgent
W. Tc. Munds
German Students in Minnesota Gain 81
Paul Minnesota November 11 The number of Minnesota high school students choosing German as their language rose sharply since 1928 while registrations in Latin and French declined. The sharp uptick indicates growing interest in German language studies among state students.
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Minnesota
Paul
Minn
Camels Replacing Smoke In Teller’s Odd Message
Bank teller Jon McMahen says a strange remark about camels arose from a discussion on smuggling and nerve-tangled work. He notes the phrase about camels fits the context of the task, suggesting a chaotic analogy rather than a literal plan.
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Gene Sarazen
Helen Hicks
Tony Manero
Lawson Little
Ralph Guidulil
Ralph Guldahl
Uyre
Jon McMahen
von Husteling
Neeves
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