Clarification sought on Wagner Act Section 74 plan
Washington May 23 The Roosevelt administration acts to clarify Wagner Act Section 74 amid labor unrest in Toledo Minneapolis and elsewhere The proposal would speed enactment and apply majority rule to labor relations with workers guaranteed union membership and collective bargaining while employers retain representation through plant unions
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Washington
Toledo
Minneapolis
Roosevelt
Wagner
Senate
Deep Cut Prices at Blue Bird Restaurant Sundaes
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Wagner Pushes Tighter Labor Rules on Unions and Strikes
The article describes Senator Wagner and President Roosevelt pressing for clearer NIRA labor definitions amid strikes in Toledo, Minneapolis, and a steel dispute. It notes Wagner’s aim to tighten section 7-A, curb employer domination of unions, and urges decisive legislation to empower the National Labor Board as labor unrest grows.
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Wagner
NIRA
Sasad
Toledo
Minneapolis
National Labor Board
Robert F Wagner
D. N.Y
David Walsh
Senate Labor Committee
Season scores posted for Masonic Duplicate Bridge Tournament
Scores announced for players who participated in half or more meetings. Top marked scorer was W. G. Ludwig with 0.018, A. H. West second at 7.932, SG Shaw third at 7.794, Alex Forbes fourth at 7.730, and R. Sandrock fifth at 7.682. Other notable totals include H. D. Riggs 7.439 and Fred Lawrence 7.065.
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W. G. Ludwig
Porte A. H. West
SG Shaw
Alex Forbes
Robert Sandrock
G. Sheppard
H. D. Riggs
Fred Lawrence
Farl Harper
W. Stoney
T McMann
Mr. Farmer
C. Querin
R. Ross
J. A. Hewitt
Paul Gentsel
George Martin
Kiwanis Hear W H Phillips at Decoration Day Event
Kiwanis and guests met Thursday noon at Hotel Newell for the Decoration Day program hosted by the local G A R post and patriotic groups. William H Phillips of the Oberlin News Tribune spoke on war and peace, urging fearless conduct and justice as path to peace, noting crime stems from lack of information.
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William H. Phillips
Oberlin News Tribune
Logal G. A. R. Post
Phillips
Grand Army
Rey
John A. Kalev
C D. Webster
Charles Abbes
Patriotre
American Lesson
E. D. Nielson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Norman D Bradley
Melvin J. Brown
Sons of Veterans
J. H. Howlett
National Guard
Richard Crooks
Frank A Stetson
R. F. Branch
Gene St. Marie
Elyria
BH. Linville
Lorain
Lorain Kiwanis Club
Soha Hanawalt
Chicago
Walter Schultz
Coare
George Colburn
Kent
Newell
Funeral and social notes from Birmingham briefings
Mrs Mary EB Clars's funeral was held from the Methodist church on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Barbara Willberry of Elyta spent the weekend at home. Mrs O A Winrdoff visited her daughter in Elyria Monday. Claxton Atherton returned to Detroit after three weeks with relatives. Several local residents were mentioned visiting and hosting relatives and friends Tuesday through Sunday. The Peace Palace furnishings at The Hacus are noted as partly from many nations.
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Birmingham
Mary EB. Clars
Weednnesday
Herman Welz
John Ladrach
Dauzhe
Ancust
Kubach
Anthony Niding
Hes Henry Neading
Fields
Ruby Felton
Eveiva Kubach
Edwin Prince
Sanda
Edwin Pones
Emma Olds
Old Glory Grange meets with 44 members on May 22
Old Glory Grange in Lebe La Grange opened its regular meeting Tuesday evening May 22 with 44 members present. A Pomona Grange session at Wellington was announced for June 9 and church services at the M E church on Sunday evening at 8. Members were asked to meet at the Grange hall to go in a group. A silver certificate was presented to Brother Fred Iran. North Olmsted Grange members attended as special guests and joined in singing, a memory test, hat trimming contest, a playlet, and a reading.
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LA Grange
Old Glory Grange
Pomona Grange
Wellington
Old Glory Grange Wall
M. E
Grange Hall
Fred
Iran
Nieteen
North Olmsted Grange
Local trolley line installs two blocks of track in Bridgeport
A local traction company laid a single track for two blocks at Old Mill Green to avoid destroying the George Washington elm, a century old landmark. The report notes the effort reflects preservation amid transit updates in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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Hridgeport
Conn
George Washington
Old Mill Green
Sonnenberg Married In Court In Middletown
Gus Sonnenberg former heavyweight wrestling champion was first and last man married in Middletown Superior Court. Residents complained the ceremony and publicity conflicted with court dignity, and county commissioners barred future weddings in the courtroom.
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Soannenberg
Middletown
Conn
Gus Sonnenberg
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