Pressmen Probe Labels Alleged Sabotage in Union Fund Schemes
Testimony in a Labor probes reveals unions allegedly used $893,000 to back the International Playing Café and Esbel Company of Rogersville Tennessee and $165,000 into the Clinchfield Hydroelectric Company to power a union home. Witnesses describe stock stakes and prewar aims to pressure non union firms, while discussing the Wagner Act era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
George L. Geese
Aslania
Stuch
Geogle
International Playing Café
Esbel Company
Rogersville
Tenn
Berry
Googe
Sacobs
Musty Court
Power Company
Clinchfield Hydroelectric Company
Pressmen’s Home
Tennessee
Family Quarrels May Cause Child to Be Poor Reader
A report from Pennsylvania Hospital to the American Academy of Neurology links family quarrels to reading difficulties in children. Researchers note many children show abnormal brain wave patterns despite otherwise normal behavior, with factors including parental conflict and lack of teacher understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander
Pennsylvania
American Academy of Neurology
Hemlines Rise While Prices Fall for Fall Wardrobe
Buffalo reports fashion experts predict higher hemlines and lower prices as American women shop for fall wardrobes. Adele Elgart of New York, executive director of the Specialty Stores Association, says silhouettes will slim down to showcase the figure women strive to display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Adele C. Elgart
New York City
Specialty Stores Association
Hovie Star Puts Faninardam in Cleveland Scene
Fragmentary text describes a movie agent in Cleveland and a stray mention of Hovie Star and Faninardam. It references travel by Indians and a Miss Brownwend’s claim about sugpiles, with garbled phrasing and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Rick Powell
Woman fights wage deduction over debt judgment
A woman contests travel firm actions after a court allowed debt deductions from her wages. She claims no formal agreement and says the firm has provided only partial payments. The judge set to rule on the dispute with a judgment due June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shy Travel
Gramny Osher
Atte Lee Sok
Neareye
Escor Tape Recorder Promises Simple Fun At Parties
A promotional piece extols the Escor Home Tone Recorder Player as a versatile, easy to use device for capturing party mood. It boasts sensitive microphones able to hear distant conversations and a crystal microphone that records sounds like a match burning and even crinkling cellophane. The ad touts compatibility with radio and air or wire transmission, low cost magnetized paper tape, and suitability for students and professionals alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escor
Clark’s
Ter
Arer
Yaremen
Wrier
Selesman
HICOR
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Mastington
Intereau
Reek Cepa
Saeergnes
McHugh
Seeremraetaers
Ted
Viet Lyonoum
Beles
Sarotace
Agwuarcann Gas & Gi Sonversion
E. Fayette St
Toridheet
Syracuse
Hovie
Faninardam
Seersugker
Bresses
Foltding Lees
Tottal
Tory Cle
Medical Arts
Brance
Groboske
Albert
Fas
Lady Elgin
Fisk Ris
Lord Elgin
Jewel Elgin
Elgin
DutaPower
Alberts
Drobore
East Fayette St
Iamonds
Lake
Wasnoe
Ani Wroanl
Jow
Parker
Fiala Werdient
Gayety
Sound
Ficor
Mike
Dietato
Mom and Dadas
Giory
Clark Music Co
Salina St
Clark
Ring
Specetee
Speidel
Golden Templar
Bockiet
Fayette St
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