Pearsall to Close Dairy Plant Over NRA Rules
Benjamin A. Pearsall, head of a dairy products company in TLgin Illinois, announced he will close his plant by month’s end rather than operate under the NRA. He cited fear and boycott and said the government forces prices that hurt business. He employs about 100 workers.
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TLGIN
Ill
NRA
Benjamin ‘A. Pearsall
Wits
Pearsall
Wntil Dt
Washington
Hawaii
Fearsall
Consurhich
Hays Pledges Film Industry to High Morals in Code
Washington hearing opens as Will Hays pledges the motion picture industry to high moral standards. He says no code section is more important than public interest and sound business, and notes the production wage scale could rise 12 to 15 percent above 1929 levels.
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Hays
Washington, D. C
Will H. Hays
Duluth Council Struggles Over Ford Truck Bid
In Duluth Minnesota on September 12 the city council refused to request bids for a half ton Ford truck. Officials questioned whether Henry Ford had joined the NRA, asking the city clerk to determine Ford's membership as the water and light department requisition was held up.
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Duluth
Minn
Duluth City Cannai
Henry Ford
NRA
James A. Farrell
Ford
Clarence 4. Williams
Mr. Ford
Constipation Conquered By New Discovery From Cow
Medical men study cow bile to combat chronic constipation with Kompo and Bile Salts Tablets. Natural bile concentrate supposedly activates the liver, relieving constipation without habit forming laxatives. Trials promise relief in three days with a money back guarantee and free trial offer from Kempo Co.
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Kempo Tableix
Kempo Co
Advertising gain joy boosts NRA recovery push
Washington reports a definite upturn in newspaper display advertising as Roosevelt recovery efforts gain momentum. NRA data show a 6 percent rise in August over 1942, signaling renewed business confidence. Johnson pushes coal code talks while labor demands higher wages and shorter hours ahead of AFL meet. Richberg urges better labor relations to stabilize industry and market demand.
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Washington, D. C
NRA
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Faritic
Sge
Hugh S. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Eugene Black
Federal Reserve Board
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Corporation
American Federation of Labor
William Green
Green
Greens
Donald Richberg
Richberg
Better Business Bureaus
Laundry Owners to Discuss Code in Texas Meeting
Laundry owners of Texas meet here Thursday at the call of Davis P Nelson, president of the Texas Laundry Owners association, to discuss a tentative code for their industry. Protests of certain provisions will be formulated for presentation at the national association meeting in Joliet on September 20. One Texas delegate will be sent to attend.
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Balls
Taxi drivers strike for higher wages in Kansas City
One hundred seventeen drivers for the Yellow Taxicab company went on strike seeking a minimum wage of 14.75 dollars per week. Strike leaders and drivers press for increased earnings amid wage dispute and deteriorating conditions in the city. Arthur C. Newby, Indianapolis mobile manufacturer and philanthropist, died after a long illness.
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K.C
Kansas City
City News OG Dance in Minin Aldg Tynselay
Warwick's army is mentioned along with an administration note dated 28a. The readable fragments reference city events and local governance in a disorderly fashion, focusing on a dance in an older district and a military connection.
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G. Tourtal
Elih
Tynselay
Warwick's Army
Chime expert to be grilled in Lamson case
SAN JOBE California September 12 A cross examination was poised for Dr Heinrich Helmleh a chronologist expert whose testimony in defense of David A Lamson charged with the murder of his wife Allene faced heavy prosecutorial objections The state barred most of his observations of the Lamson bathroom scene May 20 and blocked reporting of an experiment supporting a defense claim that four skull fractures could be accidental The prosecution also cut Dr Heinrichs testimony on blood spurts from arterial flow in exhibits and the death room, while the defense argued spurts favored accident theories An iron pipe alleged as the weapon was shown but no confirmation of prior blood reports was found
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Calif
Helmleh
Erin
David A. Lamson
Allene
Heinrich
Aso
Bin
Lamson
Heinich
Prederick Droesrhee
Ford Keeps Silent on NRA Policy Says Nothing
Detroit dispatch reports Henry Ford at his North Woods camp declines to comment on the NRA. In Dearborn he meets with Ford Motor Co officials but does not reveal whether policy discussions tied to the national recovery program occurred. Ford refuses interviews.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
North Woods
NRA
Dearborn
Tan
le Motor
Ford Motor Company
Ford
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