Secret plan to unite business and labor under gov control ends
Washington story notes a proposed joint government backed forum for industry stability faces a veto from A F L President William Green. John Hanes and Prentiss Coonley aimed to bring bankers and business leaders to discuss a cooperative economic program with labor leaders including John L Lewis, but Green refuses to sit with Lewis. The piece also covers ex Senator Jim Watson and Maury Maverick’s near losses amid White House tensions and internal Roosevelt administration pushback.
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Washington
LCI
A. F. of
Willam Green
the Treasury
John Hanes
Securities and Exchange Commission
Prentiss Coonley
Hanes
John L Lewis
CIO
Lewis
Green
4. F of L
End
Townsend
van Nuys
Maverick
Maury Maverick
White House
Caele
Supreme Court
Liberty
Senator Barkley
Roosevelt
Maury
Texas
Fort Worth
Amarills
Upward Economic Trend Cited by Acting Secretary Johnson
Acting Secretary Johnson predicts a real upward trend in business and industry with revival in purchasing across primary markets and retail channels. He urges confidence building and capital investment while noting a government non interference stance may help sustain progress. Scholarships expand nationwide with over 50 000 awards yearly and funds ranging from 30 to 1500 dollars.
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Johnson
Department of Commerce
Washington
America
No Need For American Propaganda in Latin America
Edward Tomlinson, renowned on South American affairs, says Nazi and Fascist activities survey shows no need for counter propaganda. After 14,000 miles of travel and talks with officials and business leaders, he found strong favorable opinion of the United States in South America and fears propaganda may backfire, erode trust, and undermine friendship.
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Latin America
Edward Tomlinson
South American
United States
South America
Tomlinson
Man and animal friendship harms wildlife on roads
Spoiled by man reports show animals losing fear and becoming nuisances. Bears roam national paths and cabins door, park squirrels grow fat and gouty, pheasants linger for peanuts, lions sun themselves on roads in African preserves. Authorities urge discipline and lectures to curb tame behavior.
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Africa
Solomon
Hull’s humanized war plan meets hard reality
From Wasléiston comes word Secretary Hull advances a program to humanize war and spread goodwill. The piece argues such aims are commendable yet impractical, noting nations will not observe codes of sportsmanship in conflict and that gentlemanly tactics in warfare are unlikely to succeed.
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Wasléiston
Hull
New York sanitation measures parade clean up tons of confetti
After a Howard Hughes world circumnavigation demonstration, New York City sanitation crews cleared about 1600 tons of paper confetti from the parade route in two hours using 1600 drivers and sweepers, 75 flushing machines and 75 trucks. The Lindbergh welcome added about 1900 tons and the American Legion parade about 1000 tons.
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New York City
Sanitation Department
Howard Hughes
American Legion
Anniversaries and history notes fill today’s pages
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES lists figures like William Clark James Mussour Frances Key Richard Dana Maria Mitiewell Lynn Herman Melville Louis Severance Peter Bennett Wight with birthplaces dates and roles. TODAY IN HISTORY recalls Columbus voyage 1498 first census 1190 John Rodgers 183d Colorado statehood 1876 Postal Savings Banks 1811 NRA Blue Eagle 1953 Haiti occupation 1934 Berlin Olympics 1936 TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS includes Ellison D Smith US Senator.
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William Clark
Lewis Clark
Jame Mussour
Caroline Co
St Louis
Frances Scott Key
Maryland
Baltimore
Richard Henry Dana
Boston
Cambridge
Mass
Rome
Maria Mittewell
Lynn
Vassar Colleges
Nantucket
Herman Melville
New York Custom House
Moby Dick
New York
Louis H Severance
Cleveland Standard Outman
Presbyterian
Cleveland
Peter Bennett Wight
Chicago
Finois
New York City
Columbus
New World
Venezuela
Congress
United States
Philadelphia
John Rodgers
Navy
Colorado
NRA
Blue Eagle
Haiti
Berlin
Bible Readings on Gods Law and World Movement
The text reflects on biblical vision of history as a divinely guided journey toward the Kingdom of God. It emphasizes prophecies of Jerusalem exaltation, justice, and peace spreading God’s Law to all nations, and asks whether the world has a better dream to strive for.
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Jacob
Zion
Jerusalem
Assyria
Judah
Cyrus
God
Notable American Figures Born Across States Today
A list of prominent individuals born in various states notes Ernest T Weir of Pittsburgh Steel lineage from Lynchburg, Charles F Horner of Kansas City, Washington DC born in Menomonee Wisconsin, and Dr A Franklin Shull of the University of Michigan born in Miami Ohio. It marks years since birth for each, plus mentions Edward E Hunt of Ohio and Connecticut, Rabbi Nathan Krass of New York, and Aline Kilmer of Norfolk as a horoscope entry highlighting passion and fortune for the day.
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South Carolina
Lynchburg
Ernest T Weir
Pittsburgh
Charles F Horner
Kansas City
National Aeronautic Assoc
Washington, DC
Menomonee Wis
A Franklin Shull
The
Uniy
Michigan
Miami
Ohio
Edward E Hunt
Conn
Nebi
Nathan Krass
New York Cty
Russia
Aline
Joyce) Kilmer
Norfolk
Fiery Morning Intensifies Weakness in Tacney Matters
A fragmented note states that the day grows more fiery as weakness persists, often leading to trouble in Tacney affairs amid the morning. No clear entities beyond Tacney are identifiable.
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Ranity
Peace College urged in Pasadena by Mullin
Warren D Mullin, labor secretary of the National Council for the Prevention of War, urged Pasadena audiences that the War Department has a War College and the State Department should have a Peace College. He said $200 000 would fund organizing labor into the backbone of the U S peace movement.
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Peace College
Pasadena
Cal
Warren D Mullin
National Council For the Prevention of War
War Department
State Department
Organization of Labor
United States
Shakespeare Statue at British Museum Bequeathed by Garrick
A Shakespeare statue by Roubshac stands in the Entrance Hall of the British Museum. It was bequeathed by the famed actor David Garrick, who served as the model for the sculpture.
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British Museum
Shakespeare
Roubshac
Garrick
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Elliott
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Dr. Smith
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