Labor strife grips 15 states amid widespread strikes
Labor troubles sweep factories farms and ports in 15 states as unions claim 30,000 to 45,000 strikers and employers dispute the totals. Remington Rand plants, New York barbers, seamen in New York, Wheeling Steel in Portsmouth, and Good year Tire workers face walkouts and arrests amid broader union action across Arkansas California Oregon Washington Wisconsin Minnesota Indiana Iowa South Dakota Nebraska Texas Vermont. Moley warns Roosevelt critics may doom reform. Supreme Court strikes down municipal bankruptcy act.
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Organized Labor
Remington Rand, Inc
Syracuse
N. Y
New York
Ohio
Connecticut
Lower Manhattan
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
la Guardia
Portsmouth
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Arkansas
California
Oregon
Washington
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indiana
Iowa
Burch Biscuit Company
Des Moines
South Dakota
Morrell Packing Plant
Sioux Falls
Nebraska
Texas
el Paso
Vermont
Rutland
Republican plea for cross party ticket in 1932 crisis
Congressman Tinkham of Massachusetts urges Republicans to form a coalition with disaffected Democrats to defeat the crisis facing the nation. He proposes nominating Democrat Alfred E. Smith for vice president as the only way to preserve American government. Norman Thomas is named the Socialist presidential nominee for the third time, with George Nelson second. A New York leftist delegation sparks a rift as disaffected leaders threaten to form a new party.
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Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
National Economy League
New York
Doctor Moley
Congress
Moley
Ee O. Lowden
Mlinois
National Party
Union
Illinois
Lowden
Ongressman Tinkham
Massachusetts
United States
Alfred B. Smith
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Cleveland
Ohio
George Nelson
Wisconsin
Roosevelt trip outlined as nonpolitical historic tour
President Roosevelt announces a June eight departure for Arkansas, Texas, and Indiana aiming to present a historical tour of the states rather than a political show. He plans a Maine coast cruise with his sons later in June, seeking a quiet campaign posture. AP coverage notes unrest in Palestine with British policy on Jewish immigration provoking clashes and troop requests, while Edward Filene resigns from the U S Chamber of Commerce criticizing its approach and urging fact finding for business needs.
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Roosevelt
Arkansas
Texas
Indiana
Maine Coast Line
Dward A. Filene
Boston
United States Chamber of Commerce
Sxes
Washington
Roosevelt Maddle
Mr. Roosevelt
Civil Service Commission
U.S
Suiestonian
Arthur
McKinley
Taft
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Western Newspaper Union
The Big Black Legion and the empire of fear
Arthur Brisbane warns of the Black Legion secret society aiming to prod dictatorship and murder. The piece links fascist aims in Germany Italy and Russia with birth and empire anxieties, noting British tax avoidance rumors and aviation plans. It cites Mussolini Hitler Stalin and Clemenceau era references, referencing comets and a Nazi confession of multiple murders.
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Black Legion
U. S
Russia
Mussolini
Stalin
Moscow
Draft Lowden movement in 1936 Republican race rises
The piece traces a growing whisper about Frank Lowden as a possible Republican nominee, noting the shift from no mention to talk of a draft Lowden. It discusses farm support, leadership strategy, and the potential for a nondivisive convention. It also analyzes Roosevelt tax policy, public opinion, and civil service trends as context for the era.
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Washington
Frank C. Lowden
Lowden
Governor London
Kansas
Col
Frank Knox
Illinois
Sen
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Lowdon
Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
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Big Little Charmer
Household Arts Dept
W. Fourteenth St
New York
N. Y
Grow Through Work and Its Hidden Values
Work is the sole path to growth and good, not a curse. Not working leaves the hand, heart, and brain undeveloped. The true value lies in what work does within us, not just in what it achieves externally.
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