Portsmouth plant reopens after court injunction line up
In Portsmouth on September 3, Williams Pipe Factory reopened under a court injunction to end a strike led by the United Shoe Workers affiliated with the Committee for Industrial Organization. About 300 pickets, many in overalls, watched as 15 deputies and 26 city police kept order. Guards observed. production began on time with 300 of 450 workers in. Sheriff Brande refused extra troops, citing he would handle the situation. The injunction bars union interference with employees on individual contracts, signed for security. contracts last six to 12 months.
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Portsmouth
Williams Ps —Bigthel Com
S Shoe
Nona
Earl Brande
Ohio National Guard
Frank D. Henderson
E. P. Lawlor
F. G. Ruffner
Checkers For
Union
Committee For Industrial Organization
Brande
Davey
Graves Williams
Bees Use Choice Buds in Budapest Hungary
Bees directed to the most fragrant blossoms in Hungary yielded honey with extremely high sugar content. The report notes surprising results from guiding bees to select the flowers deemed most fragrant in Budapest.
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Budapest
Hungary
Dishes for Today Fish Recipes and Guests at Home
A collection of fish dish instructions includes broiled salmon and baked sardines with sauces, aspic stock method, and flounder with almond butter sauce. The section also lists several local visits and weekend guests from Akron, Spencer, and nearby towns, mentioning Mrs. Fuller, Miss Nelson, Mr. Bloehorn, and others.
Social notes from Spencer and nearby towns
Mrs Catherine Fuller and Nellie Bail visited Cleveland relatives and toured Akron with the Cudby Aukerman and Woodling families. Local weddings, fairs and club activities include Blaine Archer and Oleva Wise at Lois Gray and George Foster nuptials, 4 H members at the Ohio State Fair, and many Saturday visits among Emerson and Kime families plus firestone and Walters households.
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Catherine Fuller
Nellie Bail
Cleveland
Robert Cudby
Eugene Aukerman
Violet
Akron
Ernst Woodling
Blaine Archer
Oleva Wise
Lois Gray
Wellington
George Foster
LaGrange
E. A. Firestone
Kent D. Firestone
David
Sailoh
A. W. Firestone
Beatrice Nelson
G. L. Emerson
Beulah Woods
Juanita College
Huntington
Clara Woods
Paul Woods
Warren Walters
Frances Cuddy
A. A. Randall
Columbus
Harold Beal
Sadie Beal
Amheraz
Harvey Miller
N. J. Walters
N. E. Walters
Bruce
BH. R. Bulman
Grover Maxwell
Burbank
Maynard Reese
Mabel D. Reese
Wooster
G. R. Daniels
Berea
Joe Browand
Nelson Wood
Blake Browand
Donald Jackson
Aaron Browand
George Ensign
Clyde Browand
Guns
Spencer
A. H. Breyley
Litchfield
John Marsh
Ashland
Amanda Kime
Proposals to repeal 1933 inflation law gain Senate support
Senator Bridges proposes a Senate resolution to repeal the Thomas greenback inflation law of May 12, 1933, arguing that unsecured paper currency threatens the economy and harms savers, policy holders, and fixed incomes. The piece notes the president’s backing and highlights public understanding of monetary dangers. It also reports Mrs. Charles Touby recovering from major surgery with household help from Mrs. Harold Beal.
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Congress
Bridges
New Hampshire
Patel Teal Senate
United States
Zenate and House of the of
Amarics
Woman Mail Clerk Knows State Of Ohio
Cleveland reports Olga Davis, a 16 year rail mail employee, as the sole woman on the Cleveland post office team she knows Ohio towns and Indiana cities well. She sorts about 17 280 pieces daily, calling it just a day’s work. In Buenos Aires a rail line will add wireless receivers for constant train head communication.
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Ohio
Olga Davis
Cleveland
Indiana
Buenos Aires
Patagores
Nahuel Huapl Lake
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Bulletin
Fairland
Douglas County
H. L. Gates
Tuscola
Gates
BPACE
Chickkens
Veden
William Frary
Charles Bloehorn
N. M. Nelson
Pearl Reot
Beverly June
Seymore Moon
David Geisinger
Lod
Rebecca Heilman
Sullivan
George Daken
Hazel Neidhardt
Gloria MacLeren
Betty Stuart
Janice Moore
Betty Walter
E. W. Leathermen
Alfred
Barbara
Smoky Moun
Walter E. Spahr
New York University
The
Thor
Old Beal
Amaterat
Mrs. Touby
Ilnesa
Broad Street
Wiltshire
Janice Thornton
Mrs
Clarence Thornton
Wieners
LOIN
Hughes Prov
Phon
Shankless Calas
Hughes
Boneless Cottage
West Elyria
Bones
Black
Ham Bologna
Kraft
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