Ford to Cut Working Hours Under NRA Code
Ford Motor Co plans to reduce hours for about 50,000 workers from 40 to possibly 32 hours per week to meet the NRA automotive code. Ford aims to average around 34 hours per week, staying within code rules, with possible changes to base pay rates still undecided. Indications show a five-day week with some weekends off, and employees were informed of the impending change. Thousands of women report relief from ailments after using Cardui, with many noting improvement after continued use.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Will
NRA
Henry Ford
Ford
Romance for Fifi Dorsay Wedding Nears in Chicago
French comedienne Fifi Dorsay says she will wed Maurice Hill, a Chicago medical student, whose hospital internship ended as he accepted a new Orient post. International News photo notes. Ford remains silent on NRA code while employing 5000 veterans to raise total to 50,000. Wayne County Legion push brings 2000 at plants. 10 days left to fill the 5000 quota with veterans' discharge records.
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Chicago
Maurice Hill
Fifi
Chicago Hospital
Orient
Henry Ford
Ford
Ford Company
Council of the American Legion
Wayne County
Detroit
Legion
Services Held for Dr Eidelberg in Corpus Christi
Funeral services for Dr Jack Eidelberg 28 who died in a Corpus Christi San Antonio highway automobile crash were conducted at Wilbert Hanavan chapel with Dr Ephraim Frisch and Rev David Kanter officiating. Internment followed at Agudas Achim cemetery. Bodies of Morris Cohen 55 Mrs Cohen 60 and Bernard Cohen 27 were shipped to Pittsburgh for burial. Jerry Greenwald 13 of Pittsburgh nephew of the Cohens was reported improved after hospital treatment for a possible skull fracture.
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Corpus Christi
San Antonio
Wilbert-Hanavan Chapel
Ephraim Frisch
David Kanter
Agudas Achim
Morris Cohen
Cohen
Bernard Cohen
Pittsburgh
Jerry Greenwald
Cohen's
Davies Rites Held for San Antonio Attorney C A Davies
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon for C A Davies 66 a San Antonio attorney who died at his home on West Woodlawn avenue Thursday morning The Rev Holton Boone of Woodlawn Methodist church officiated Survivors include widow Mrs Annig Long Davies daughters and sons all of San Antonio and other relatives A list of pallbearers was named including Robert H Rice Alfred Driffill Conn Brown Claude J Carter and Judge B J Brooks
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C. A. Davies
San Antonio
West Woodlawn Avenue
Holton Boone
Woodlawn Methodist Church
Annig Long Davies
Rowenallland
Charles Austin Jr
Benton Davies
Elza D
Davies
Fayetteville
Ark
H. West
St. Touts
Robert H Rice
Alfred Driffill
Conn Brown
Claude J. Carter
H. H W. Lacks
B. J. Brooks
Cotton Cut Checks Arrive in Jim Wells County
Ninety five checks totaling 26202 dollars arrived in Jim Wells county this week as payments to farmers who retired part of their cotton from production. A Pleyee, county agricultural agent, oversees the distribution for the United States government obligation.
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Jim Wells
United States
A. Pleyee
Reserve Bank Reports Gain on San Antonio Branch Holdings
Resources of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas including the San Antonio branch totaled 138.11 million dollars for the week ending Friday, up 6.82 million from the prior week and 27.22 million above the same week in 1932. Bills and securities stood at 59.643 million dollars, rising 4.33 million from the preceding week.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
San Antonio Banke S
Habeas Writ Halts William's California Trip
Habeas corpus proceedings halted the return of George Cals Williams from Houston to Los Angeles to answer a grand larceny charge. In Ninety-fourth District Court Judge W. W. McCrory ordered Williams brought into court at 10 p.m. Saturday. Williams remained in Bexar County Jail pending further action. Data shows reserves at $50,498,000, up $1,832,006 from last week and $13,728,000 versus 1932.
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California
George Cals Wilams
Houston
Los Angeles
Calif
San Antonio
Ninety-fourth District Court
W. W. McCrory
Willams
Bexar County
Ex President Adolfo de la Huerta Passes Through Eagle Pass
Former Mexican provisional leader Adolfo de la Huerta and his wife and daughter crossed into Eagle Pass on a return trip from the United States. A noted tenor and voice teacher, he lives in Los Angeles and plans to visit Mexico before a European sojourn. De la Huerta fled Mexico after an unsuccessful 1924 revolt against Obregon.
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Eagle Farr
Mexico
Adolfo de la Huerta
Eagle Pass
de la Huerta
Europe
Los Angeles
Obregon
Ferry Boat Service Approved for Corpus Christi Region
Ferry boat service to carry traffic from the region north of Corpus Christi into the city was approved today and will begin operation in a few days. It follows the abandonment of shuttle train plans and a pontoon bridge to replace the causeway washed out by the September 4 hurricane.
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Corpus, Christi
Corpus Christi
War Mothers Plan Endowment Fund in Indianapolis
The national executive committee of the American War Mothers met in Indianapolis to organize an endowment fund. They aim to ensure mothers do not rely on public charity and to provide support in emergencies.
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Indianapolis
American War Mothers Organization
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