GOP Aims Fair Play in Labor Act Debate
Warren Ohio October 20 D P Chairman John D Hamilton of the Republican National Committee declared Republicans in the next Congress will seek amendments to the National Labor Relations Act to ensure fair play for workers employers and the AFL He aligned with AF of L President William Green and urged government to act as an umpire not a factional participant in organized labor He defended a GOP labor stance as pro labor pro capital and pledged equal rights and impartiality for both sides in NLRA reform
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Find Out What Makes You Constipated
Ad advises constipation relief through Kellogg's All-Bran breakfast cereal. It explains bulk as indigestible fiber forming a soft mass to aid elimination, and promotes daily consumption with ample water. It notes All-Bran contains fiber and vitamin B and is not a drug, made in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
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Republican pledge promises jobs and Americanism revival
The speaker argues a steady job is the best economic security and credits the Republican party with offering this to 12,000,000 unemployed under the New Deal and to millions more in part time work, claiming the country is returning to sense, sanity, and sound Americanism.
Reach Agreement In Warehouse Union Dispute
In San Francisco on October 20 1 Paul and Smuth a newspaper executive said an outside mediator stated that CIO warehousemen and warehouse operators have reached full accord on all points in a four month dispute. The settlement terms were not announced but will be submitted to the San Francisco Distributors Association and the Warehousemen’s Union membership for a vote.
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Negotiators set to accept agreement if ratified
The joint negotiating teams stated that acceptance of the deal is likely and that if ratified, work could resume in the warehouses by next Monday. Smith said the phrase cited reflects cautious optimism about the pause ending and production restarting soon.
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Admits Kidnapping Hoax In Northwest Ohio Case
Sheriff Arnold Isch said Bett Gazarek of North Baltimore admitted her claim of being kidnapped and assaulted by two men was false. She had said she was abducted after leaving a hardware store. authorities found her roadside distress, treated for shock, and a hospital admission followed. Gazarek said the lie stemmed from anger at her father over a date.
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Bett Gazarek
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Rental of Six Elyria Homes Announced by Local Firm
Six Elyria area homes announced for rental today by B M Donnell. Mr and Mrs Varee Slick rent No 3 Damm Apartments East Broad Street and plan to move. Slick, a Bertman Pickle Company employee, will oversee the district. Additional rentals include 128 Courtland Street by Earl Glosser moving from Canton to become Deetz Inc sales manager. 438 Adams Street by K E Burley, manager of a Broad Street confectionery. 425 Woodland Avenue by Matt Raids, Elvira Foundry Company employee. two youths previously held in a kidnapping probe released by authorities. Fred McNally, city employee, mentioned.
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Woodland Avenue
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Tenants Named for Two City Homes Rented
Fred Kiester has rented the home at 1306 Middle Avenue and Mrs. Keneth West, an employee of Fox Furnace Company, has rented the home at 353 Eleventh Street.
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Italian Soldiers Return From Spain in Naples Festival
Ten thousand Italian veterans returning from the Spanish civil war were greeted with a loud welcome in Naples. King Victor Emmanuel Crown Prince Humbert and top Fascist officials joined locals in a festival for the Littorio and March 23rd divisions. The withdrawal aimed to prompt British recognition of Italy’s Ethiopian conquest, while France had already shown acknowledgment.
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British Recognition Talks Rumored Amid Italian Troop Withdrawals
Officials in London offered no denial to reports that Britain still wanted a large force of Italian troops withdrawn. It was understood Mussolini sought assurance of British recognition and enforcement of a renewed British-Italian friendship.
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Ship Treaty Might Be Expected Next Month
A report notes that a new international ship treaty could be anticipated in the coming month, signaling possible formal negotiations or announcements to follow. No detailed participants or locations are specified in the readable text.
Former Safety Director of Columbus Dies at 82
John P McCune, 82, former public safety director of Columbus, died late last night. He later served as an executive of Newark Machine Co. prior to 1917.
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