National Whirligig on labor, relief and reform
The article discusses doubts about the Guffey bill’s constitutionality amid fears of nationwide strikes by labor groups and mentions the impact of the $4 billion WPA relief program on politics. It outlines Roosevelt's planned speeches, a push for social rights over property rights, and Citrus details on public power experts led by Morris L. Cooke in Washington. It notes union resistance, farm labor concerns, and the politics surrounding social legislation and the New Deal.
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American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers
William Green
John Lewis
Guffey
Morris L. Cooke
Washington
Ohio To Study Unemployment Insurance Changes
A 14 member committee, organized by Ohio Retail Council president D C Keller, will study unemployment insurance conforming to the National Security Act. The panel will compare individual company reserves versus central pool plans, amid past proposals and legislative debates in Columbus.
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Columbus O
Ohio
D. C. Keller
Cincinnati
Ohio Retail Council
Ohio considers payroll tax and unemployment insurance changes
A proposed payroll tax plan for employers of ten or more workers would start at one percent in 1936 and rise to three percent by 1938. Lawmakers face issues on merit rating systems, seasonal and casual employment, and coverage of women in department stores during holidays. A study committee, including Block, Chandler, Faflik, Garites, Gries, Geismer, Bell, Kleeman, Lazarus, Mooney, Sperry, Weinhold, Wolf, and Von Unruh, will report to the legislature.
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Keller
Keler
Ohio
N. A. Block
Mansfield
R. A. Chandler
Sylvania
Clarence R. Faflik
Cleveland
Charles A. Garties
Dayton
L. H. Gries
Akron
Eugene L. Geismer
RA. Bell
Detroit
Walter B. Kleeman
Springfield
Robert Lazarus
Columbus
Paul Mooney
Cincinnati
T. C. Sperry
Toledo
Bruce M. Weinhold
Youngstown
Sol M. Wolf
Bellevue
Henry W
Two Women Injured From Falls On City Streets
Two women suffered injuries Saturday evening after slipping on city streets. Mrs. Robert Dumas of 837 Lake Avenue bruised her left knee on West Broad Street around 8 o'clock, and Mrs. Frank Schuster of 220 Gates Avenue bruised her leg after slipping into a meter well on Lodi Street.
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Robert Dumas
Lake Avenue
West Broad Street
Frank Schuster
Gates Avenue
Lodi Street
Injured By Fall At Hay Stack In Columbia Station
Paul Peters of Columbia Station sustained minor injuries after a fall from a hay stack around 6 p.m. Saturday. Deputies reported he was treated at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Paul Peters
Columbia Station
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Girl Evangelist Opens Campaign Here Last Night
A large Elyria crowd heard 19 year old Betty Weakland open a local evangelistic campaign at the Elyria Fairgrounds. The opening program included organ and song services led by J Roy Weakland, with Marjorie E Pierson singing. Mayor Vanoster welcomed the visitor and pledged support as the campaign runs nightly at 745 pm in the grandstand, rain venue First Methodist Episcopal church.
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Elyria Fairgrounds
Betty Weakland
J. Roy Weakland
Marjorie E. Pierson
Weakland
W. H. Vanoster
Miss Weakland
Elyria
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Teachers To Study Dismissals For Labor Affiliation
About 300 teacher delegates from across the United States opened the 19th annual conference of the American Teachers Federation allied with the AFL. A major topic is preventing dismissals of teachers due to labor affiliation, with cases from various sections of the country discussed.
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Cleveland
Organized Labor
American Teachers’ Federation
United States
American Federation of Labor
Coun
Teachers Federation seeks broader enrollment for democracy
The American Federation of Teachers aims to enlarge its ranks with nationwide delegates planning action. National President Raymond Lowry of Toledo said the union will pursue a program to recruit more like minded members. The federation currently counts about 20 000 members and cites France's 1938 compulsory social insurance as context.
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Pierre
Toledo
Teachers’ Federation
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