Wage Cutting Denounced by Labor in 1929 Debate
The article reports on labor opposition to wage reductions amid 1929 economic strains. It cites factory bosses, wage authorities, and representatives discussing impacts on living costs, production, and relief measures. It references U.S. political figures and statements about wage policies, industrial profits, and proposed federal action.
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Tix
Higger Neofit
Aveton
Wandard
Repreventa
Texas
Coetinus
Hnavar
Congress For
Guenig
Milous Ryne
Gideayecad
Blerogenin
Hontratmn
Evatein
Willian Chreen
Averean Federation
Danber
Hale
Pat Thronzhant
United
Creon
Waa & Logiral
Hetelkineies
Hearst Urges Reform to Stop Depression Through Fair Capitalism
William Randolph Hearst argues that wage cuts and over capitalization worsen depressions. He stresses shared profits from labor saving methods, demand for shorter hours and higher wages, and calls for scientific finance and patriotic policy to prevent communism by ensuring capitalists fairly distribute gains and support workers. He critiques tariff and corporate reductions and urges proactive public action.
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Swope
General Electric Company
Empire State Building
William Randolph Hearst
Hosiery Workers Threaten Strike
Hosiery workers threaten to strike over unmet demands as bargaining continues with local mills. Union officials cite wage and hour concerns and call for solidarity measures while management weighs concession options and potential impact on production schedules.
Grandmother Finds Way to Grow Old Gracefully
A 65 year old woman shares how she stays well by living a quiet life and taking Nujal regularly. She says Nujal helps maintain normal function, prevents excess body fat, aids removal, and suits less active lifestyles. Manufactured by Nujal Laboratories in New York Park Avenue. Take it for three months to feel better.
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Hecter
Nujal
Nujol
Nujal Laboratories
Park Avenue
New York City
Missing Sea Lion Nose At Zoo Pool Alarmed Keepers
An incident at a zoo pool prompted staff to search for a missing sea lion nose after alarms rang during a midafternoon shift. Several workers described a tense scene as they searched the aquatic area, unsure how the nose departed.
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Brackenridge Park
Lal
Hermon Steevh
Jay
Harlandale P T A Speakers Named
Principal speakers for the Harlandale junior high PTA meetings were announced. The list includes George F. Cinze, Mrs. W. Watdleston, Mrs. James Gillis, Mrs. Dame A Dupre, Herman Sten T Avlekingom, Mrs. Ly S14 Marner, and several others as leaders and hosts for season events.
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Parent-Teacher Association of Ute Aaclandale Juniorit Érbord
Henry. Hicorge Mf
Jineaxia
Thursas
Creorge If. Cinze
Wo Watdleston
Ames Ciillis
Damea
AL Dupre
Meallister
Thames
Wheat Production Decrease Indicated by Reports
WARRINGTON, Dh, Cy Rept. A decrease of 141,000,000 bushels in world wheat production for this year was indicated by reports from agricultural economists. Production for main producing countries was rated at 2,720,000,000 bushels, down from 2,887,000,000 last year. The Canadian crop was officially priced at 201,000,000 bushels, down from 208,000,000 last year.
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Warrington
Buresd
Agricultural Economice
AL Producing Coutries
Culladiah Ornp Wan
Slaying Is Solved by Prison Gossip
A Cleveland report notes prison gossip leading to belated confessions. Filmer, Bo, and Donald Steen, 13, are charged with muttering dumps related to a murder for fee insurance money.
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Cleveland
Gosip
Tngay
Filmer Fe
Ait
Nephar
Dwnald Steen
Bay State Studies Infantile Plague
The Massachusetts State Health Department and the Infantile Paralysis Commission will explore an emergency panel to wage a statewide effort. Aimed at expanding isolation measures and increasing resources, the plan seeks to curb the malady now prevalent in the state.
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Bay State
Mrssachusetts State Health Department
Fleeward Infantile Paralysis Commission
Ering Rly
State Health Department
Peanelarvan
Ferum
Little Oversight Cost Driver Ten Pounds in Court
An error in oversight led a driver to pay ten pounds after a justice court ruling. The incident notes the consequences of neglecting duties and the financial penalty imposed. The report mentions Oxford and a general reading through a year’s plate context.
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Oye
Oxford
Jomal
Deer Meat Costly When Season's Off
WEXD Oregon. Deer meat fetches high prices off season as liquor laws tighten. A Clanahan fined 25 for a venison pursuit charge. Nichols fined 30 for liquor possession.
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A. Clanahan
Nichols
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