Hoover Urges Arbitration to Heal War Jobs Disputes
In a national radio address, President Hoover urged employers and workers to waive lockouts and strikes in favor of arbitration. He warned against intolerance and urged public debate on every war step while stressing the need to boost industrial efficiency and productivity through organized labor relations and tax reform.
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Kemp Dies at 36 Famous Band Leader Succumbs to Pneumonia
Hal Kemp, 36, renowned dance band leader based in Beverly Hills, died in Madera California from pneumonia after injuries from an automobile accident. His death follows a grave illness, with one lung punctured and broken ribs from the crash near Madera. Kemp's orchestra gained national fame via radio and film appearances. He married Martha Stephenson in 1939 after a previous divorce, and a daughter was born in New York City. He was admired for a clean, smooth sax and brass style and once played with the Duke of Windsor’s circle in London.
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