Trade Leaders Call End to Federal Work Relief Gradual steps urged
The United States Chamber of Commerce board backs phasing out federal work relief. A committee led by John W. O'Leary of Chicago says the program fails to meet goals and risks replacing private enterprise. It calls for gradual, careful reductions while protecting private jobs and recovery. The report notes unreliable unemployment figures and warns against competing with private industry.
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Board of
United States Chamber of Commerce
John W. O’leary
Chicago
AFL approves suspending CIO unions under John L Lewis
The American Federation of Labor convention voted 21 679 to 2 043 to support the executive council action suspending the ten unions aligned with John L Lewis in the Committee for Industrial Organization movement. It also backed peace talks with the rebels and authorized a special federation convention to expel them if negotiations fail.
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American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization Movement
Green
Spain Crisis Grows as Italy and Germany Recognize Franco
Spain faced a global jolt as Mussolini and Hitler formally recognized Franco's government, signaling potential wider intervention. Britain and Russia reacted with alarm while Italy and Germany signaled plans possibly affecting Mediterranean balance and supply routes to the Orient.
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Italy
Germany
Assolini
Hitler
Europe
Francisco Franco
Spain
Austria
Hungary
Ramon Franco
Franco
Rome
Il Duce
Madrid
Mussolini
Great Britain
Russia
Mediterranean
Britain
Orient
Barcelona
Catalonia
Galt Tencylle Ane
Palme
Mallorce
Anthony Eden
Sis Roe Sf Conceniens
Era of good feeling boosts Roosevelt era and business tone
Washington column discusses an emerging era of good feeling promoted by New Deal press agents and business leaders. It argues credit for economic upturn is shared between Roosevelt policies and business actions, noting low mood has worn off regardless of the election outcome.
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Washington
New Deal
Roosevelt
White House
Landon I.e
Economic recovery praise spreads from supply and demand
The speaker asserts that any recovery is due to a mix of circumstances, not a single party, citing supply and demand. He notes wage increases, dividends, and rising stock prices as signs of prosperity while warning against overclaiming credit. He discusses corporate tax, profit distribution to workers or shareholders, and the impact on labor morale and stability.
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Aeey
From Interest to a Specialty and Personal Growth
Dorothea Brander in Cosmopolitan notes that self inventory and candid self-view can transform interests into hobbies, side lines, and specialties. Success vitalizes character, expands social circles, and leads to better friendships through genuine, upbeat living and daring to try new ideas.
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Dorothea Brander
Cosmopolitan
Courteous Nature Quote Reflects Breezy Dame Nature Persona
A fragment presents a playful personification of Dame Nature, noting a traveler’s open collar pack and pipe as the breeze lifts her smile. The remark humorously questions why Nature herself does not laugh at such scenes.
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Semple
Memphis
Tenn
Bealiee
Chameleon Boss Boasts of Shifting Office Service
A witty Jargon filled exchange reveals a manager bragging about staff changing colors in service. The speaker compares a gray haired bookkeeper to a typist who has turned black brown broad platinum and titanium red, highlighting rapid stylistic shifts in the workplace.
Golden Rule Lesson Sparks Quick Mock Inquiry
A teacher aims to teach the golden rule by asking Tommy what he would do if a boy struck him. Tommy challenges the scale of the aggressor, prompting a brief, cautious reply about size before the discussion shifts.
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Tommy
Advertisement on Shoes Disturbs Heavyweight Champion
The trainer teases the heavyweight champion about a letter from a firm wanting to place an ad on the soles of his shoes. The fighter confirms it displeases him.
A Thief Wastefulness Is Certain to Reb Somebody
A brief item notes a thief known for wastefulness is certain to reb somebody, implying recurring theft and reckoning. The report hints at public concern over petty crime and social response, but provides limited specifics on location or individuals involved.
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Harlan Fiske Stone
Committee On Industrial Organization
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
John J. Abt
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J. E. Davies
Joseph E. Davies
Democratic Party
Soviet Russia
William C. Bullitt
Paris
Davies
Marjorie Post Hutton
Biggost
Wisconsin
Federal Trade Commission
Wilson
Democratic National Committee
Philippines
United States Senate
New York
Moscow
O’leary
Tes National Ievetrars
William Bruckart
Unica
Ore Ater
Ieee
Bayer
Foley
Richmond
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