Dividends and political maneuvering in 1940 era trade unions
The National in Washington by James McMulin surveys how preliminary 1937 income data may understate worker shares, cites labor leaders rejecting optimistic forecasts, and notes factions around John L. Lewis, Henry Wallace, and FDR. It highlights hopes for a Lewis Roosevelt farmers labor alliance amid anti labor sentiment from county agents and bankers. It also sketches potential 1940 presidential dynamics centering on Harry Hopkins and the CIO. The piece touches on airship plans and a stalled railway wage dispute, with a forecast of a future presidential-seeking electoral landscape.
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America
Dan” Roper
Roper
Henry Wallace
Lewis Grouch
C. I
Miss Perkins
Cummings
Wallace
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
WPA
Farley
Harry Cails
Iowa
Harry
Lea Pressman
Mr. Hopkins
John L. Lewis
Lewis
National Railway Mediation Board
Atch
Public vs private rail ownership dominates looming crisis
The piece notes a possible major railroad strike later this year and a heated public versus private ownership debate that could surface sooner than expected. Railroads show earnings then face higher costs from taxes and wages. outcomes depend on rate relief and potential government takeover, with government action seen as a last resort.
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Brotherhoods
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Sharps
S . Es
Hitler Speeches Reach German Youth Through Broad Dissemination
A report notes that Hitler's speeches are quoted at length across Germany via broadcasts and widespread print, reaching the youth through a thousand channels. The emphasis is on the extensive distribution and impact on young readers and listeners.
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Hitler
Germany
Buick Dealers Hear 1938 Buick Program Executives
Mr A Schneider Buick dealer attends Cleveland meeting with staffers to study the 1938 Buick GM program. Bosses Curtice Hatistader Chayne Corpe discuss engineering and advertising plans as Buick reports a strong 1937 year with over 220000 cars delivered and production already underway for the 1938 models. Local volumes are high and expect a rise next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Schneider
Buick
Cleveland
General Motors
Schneider
F. H. Y VanArsdale
Alton Brown
H. Halderman
Suick
Mr. Schneider
Harlow H. Curtice
W. F. Hat Istader
Aajee Meansene
C. A. Chayne
Thos. N. Corpe
Shortage Delayed 1937 Models for Some Customers
The 1937 models faced a car shortage and some deliveries to customers were delayed. The constraint reduced availability and extended wait times for buyers in certain regions. Dealers advised patience as production and supply adjusted to demand.
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Duce
West View News Notes Entertainments and Visits
West View society notes list Mr and Mrs Frank Hermann hosting guests from Ashtabula Long Beach and Elyria plus local residents. Sunday callers included Ben Edwards of Cleveland and John Thompson hosts Pomona Grange meeting with Olmsted No 1619 on Sept 25. Updates on health and visits to Bay Village Kenton and village hall gatherings.
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West View
Frank Hermann
Arthur Findley
Ashtabula
Ed. Widdows
Long Beach
California
Clare Cooley
Elyria
Minnie Tite
North Eaton
Galen Cooley
Berea
Raymond Hermann
Roger
Albert Richards
Lyle
Ben Edwards
Cleveland
John Thompson
Pomona Grange
Olmsted Grange
J. M. Chapin
Bay Village
Marie Willson
Joe Stude
Local social notes and upcoming events in Olmsted area
Mr and Mrs W C Scott daughter Mary and Misses Winn efred Mobitz and Ethel Togersoll spent Sunday in Columbus. Mrs Lizzie Shepheard recovering after tooth extraction. Mrs Tilsie Schuster and Mrs Grace Cooley attended the Ohio Rebekah assembly convention in Lakewood. Mr and Mrs Porter Sullivan and two daughters and Mrs Lizzie Ingersoll visited the Ingersoll home. A style show and card party by the Olmsted school PTA will be held at the school on Wednesday Sept 29 at one. Mrs Grace Cooley and Mrs Jessie Pickard spent Monday in Elyria. Townsend club to meet Monday Sept 27 at Olmsted Falls town hall. Russ Ingersoll traveled 1650 miles on a seven day sight-seeing trip through five states. Mr and Mrs E H Cooley, Mrs Rose Hoare, and A C Hammond of Olmsted Falls motored to Cedar
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W. C. Scott
Mary
Winnefred Mobitz
Ethel Togersoll
Columbus
Lizzie Shepheard
Tilsie Schuster
Grace Cooley
Ohio Rebekah Assembly
Lakewood
Schuster
Porter Sullivan
Dorothy
Doris
Ridgeroad
Cleveland
Lizzie Ingersoll
Dover Center
H. Ingersoll
Olmsted School
Parent-Teacher Association
Jessie Pickard
Elyria
Townsend Club
Olmsted Falls
Russ Ingersoll
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Tennessee
Kentucky
E. H. Cooley
Rose Hoare
A. C. Hammond
Cedar
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Arthur C. Wharton
International Association of Machiniats
Supreme Court
Hillman
Dubinsky
Howard
C. I. O.-ers
Publishers Association of New York
Hearst
A. F. of L. Hearst
Newspaper Guild
New York
THE
Brown CO
Magic Chef
Heldmyer Hardware Co
Broad Street
By Denys Wortman
Wortman
Will
City Cab
Peters
Salem
Standard Drug Company
Broad Streets
A&d
Perles
Sunshine
Akus
Cee
Viosterol
Ade
Lighthouse Cleanser
Fletcher
Toa
Ader
Taney
West
Areey
Moire Bag
the Standard Drug CO. Cor
Broad & Washington - Elyria
Edith Mae
Edith Mae Hat Shoppe
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
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