Independence Plan Progressing Slowly in Washington
The United States moves toward freeing the Philippine Islands with the Tydings-McDuffie law guiding a ten year transitional Philippine Commonwealth. Manila’s Constitutional Convention, started July 4 1934 with 202 delegates, aims to draft a constitution for the semi autonomous state. President Quezon predicts early completion ahead of the 1936 deadline.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Philippine Islands
Philippine Republic
Western
Pacific
Congress
Philippine
Philippine Commonwealth
Philippine Constitucional Convention
Manila
United States
Manuél L. Quezon
Philippine Senate
Tenth Independence Mission
Hanes Heavyweight Union Swit ad promotes warmth and fit
An old Hanes advertisement touts the heavyweight union suit as extremely warm yet light. It promises comfort from downy knit, flexibility in any direction, and freedom of movement, claiming Old Man Winter has no bite. The copy urges readers to visit Hawes dealers.
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Hanes
Winter
Hawes
Salary row marks city budget in 1909 ordinance
City council approved a salary ordinance setting mayor at 1800 dollars, president of council 500, councilmen 150, treasurer 1200, solicitor 1800, service director 1800, safety director 600, auditor 700, deputy auditor 600, and fire chief at 100 a month. A purchasing syndicate led by John Lersch & Co. of Elyria forms with 18 Ohio stores in the combine. Local merchants urged 9 pm closing on Saturdays to boost Sunday church attendance.
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Connel
John
Corn hog and wheat committees to meet in Lorain County
Lorain County corn hog allotment committee and Laurian County wheat adjustment committee will hold a joint meeting Friday night to complete this year’s compliance work on two Agricultural Adjustment Administration plans. corn-hog members are E H Fullmier A E Hayes and Paul Jewett. wheat committee members are Fred Mobs B T Nesbitt and R F Clark.
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Lorain County
Lauran County
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
E. H. Fullmeér
A. E. Hayes
Paul Jewett
Fred Mobns
B. T. Nesbitt
R. F. Clark
Labor Battle Deepens as Akron Rubber Plants Clash
Leslie Eichel reports organized labor faces a pivotal clash in Akron as two giant rubber companies resist union gains. William Green leaders AFL condemn corporate force while warning of government action and possible nationwide labor mobilization amid the strike threat. Observers note well stocked plants and a limited strike fund, with officials predicting government intervention.
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Leslie Eichel
Akron
Steel
Auto
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Green Mas
Flelus
United States Brewl Corporation
Min
Lam
Fleet
Labor Board
Echo
Moral Education Shapes Character and Conduct
Moral education aims to form character and regulate behavior. It teaches duty, develops good inclinations, opposes vice, and strengthens the will.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Wasserman's
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Elijah Hayden
Richard Allen
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Wost
Brownhelm Sturien Las Test
Lake Shore Railroad
Elyria
West River Street
Amherst
County Building Commission
Cleveland Stone Company
Tamins Spring Company
Taylor Street
Boston Avenue
National Labor Relations Board
ANU
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Asiur
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