AFL splits CIO unions amid expulsion threat
The AFL executive council moved to suspend ten CIO affiliated unions led by John L. Lewis for alleged insurrection. The vote, with David Dubinsky opposing, foreshadows a Tampa convention decision to eject the groups, as the council cites democratic rule and warns of a rival labor movement.
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Moderation for Middle Age Promotes Comfort and Health
A British editorial urges middle-aged readers to pursue moderation in sleep rest food and exercise. It advises extra daily rest regular walking or weekly golf while cautioning against extreme sun exposure fad diets and overexertion. Weight management hinges on balanced intake and activity with warm weather aiding fat loss through continued exercise.
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Uncommon Sense On a Scorching Day and Civic Duty
A narrator observes a heat wave as residents endure high temperatures. Firefighters keep cool by a sprinkler geyser while children play under spray. Despite discomfort, workers carry on with their duties, ready to respond if a fire breaks out.
Courage under fire and work amid discomfort
The author reflects on heroism during danger as reporters persevere in harsh conditions. He notes the need to ignore weather and cold to keep writing, stating workers endure steamy streets and torrid skies to complete essential tasks.
Ameri can Liberty League says it will not endorse any candidate
The American Liberty League states it will endorse no presidential candidate and is not an adjunct of either major party though some principles align with the 1932 platform. It rejects funding campaigns and cites no alliance with the New Deal or Republicans. In Puerto Rico, Pedr Albi zu Campos and seven associates were found guilty of conspiring to overthrow the U S government, with prison terms from two to six years after a prior jury deadlock. Nationalist clashes last October and the murder of E Francis Riggs are noted in the context of the case.
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The Housewife Tips For Food Prep And Stain Care
Drain juices from fruits or vegetables in a colander for five minutes before plating. Wash curtains with hot water, add vinegar for green muslin or ammonia for lilac or pink, and rinse. Use a glass pie plate over a kettle when stewing to watch without lifting cover. Custards can be cooked on top of stove while oven is in use.
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The Secret of Giving in Corneille’s View
The text reflects Corneille on gifts and intention noting that true generosity lies in intimate style rather than value. It contrasts lavish giving that obliges none with hidden or forgotten gifts and critiques a booby giving to a mistress as a misused present.
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Chile Declares Robinson Crusoe Island National Park
The government plans a national park for Juan Fernandez in the Pacific. The cave of Alexander Selkirk and the island lookout will be preserved with guides for visitors. Selkirk, a Scots sailor, lived solo from 1704 to 1709 before joining Captain Rogers.
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Wades Rogers
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