Weirton Steel workers election under NRA dispute
Union leaders claim threats and company influence marred a worker ballot at Weirton Steel while E T Weir defends free voting and opposes a company union. NRA officials discuss code authority changes and possible veto powers affecting wages and production.
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NRA
National Labor Board
Weirton Steel Company
E. T. Weir
Labor Board
Weirton
Workers’ Union
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Roosevelt
Thomas BH. Millsop
Williams
Weirton Steel
Hugh 8. Johnson
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Recovery Administration
Green
Officials Roper and Wallace In Commerce Agriculture Reports
Report notes statements by Secretary of Commerce Ronald Roper and Secretary of Agriculture Wallace on policy directions. No further details provided in readable text.
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Roper
Commerce Department
Wallace
Agriculture
Nations miss debt payments as France and others default
Finland meets its obligation with 229 628 while Britain Italy Czechoslovakia Lithuania and Latvia make token payments and Monaco seeks permission to sue Mississippi in the U.S. Supreme Court over 1841 bonds as the United States faces about 1.2 percent of owed funds.
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United States
France
Poland
Belgium
Hungary
Estonia
Finland
Great Britain
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Lithuania
Latvia
Uncle Sam
Supreme Court of the United States
Principality of
Monaco
Mississippi
Monagesque
New York
Delta
Lerroux Returns as Spain's Prime Minister as Barrios Dies
Lejandро Lerroux resumes premiership succeeding Diego Martinez Barrios who becomes vice president and war minister in a mixed cabinet. The left center and right form a coalition as conservatives dominate parliament amid Mexican and international shifts.
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Lejandro Lerroux
Spain
Diego Martinez Barrios
Lerroux
Dee and Mrs Lindbergh End Global Flying Tour
Dee and Mrs Lindbergh wrap up a long international flying tour arriving in Miami and planning a New York departure. Their voyage crossed the Atlantic twice and covered four continents and thirty nations over the trip.
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Dee
Mrs. Lindbergh
Miami
Fia
Dominican Republic
New York
Atlantic Ocean
Roosevelt trade aims and bilateral vs multilateral treaties
The piece discusses renewed U S interest in expanding trade with other nations to absorb surplus farm and manufactured goods. It contrasts multilateral treaties with bilateral pacts, warns of potential barriers, and explains how each option could affect U S wage earners and agriculture. It notes Argentina England Poland among examples and predicts Congress will debate the direction and consequences.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Montevideo
Cordell Full
Hull
England
France
Congress
House
Senate
Poland
Tariff shifts and trade policy debated in 1930s article
The piece discusses whether multilateral or bilateral treaties can reduce high tariff barriers. It predicts continued protectionism while urging domestic market expansion for foreign goods and emphasizes the need to boost exports through opened foreign markets. It notes Washington criticism of export trade policies and a central information plan amid farm and credit programs.
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United States
Washington
Travel and spas as a cure across European thermal springs
Mary Roberts Rinehart argues in the Saturday Evening Post that European spas and foreign cures, often based on water therapy, rest, diet, and exercise, benefit those needing reconditioning rather than the actively ill. She notes many travelers endure long journeys to spa visits for renewal and escape from home.
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Czecho-Slovakia
America
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Saturday Evening Post
Kentucky mountaineer sets rifle range record
A Kentucky lad who joined the Marines after never handling a modern rifle tops a new consecutive hit record at the range aboard the U S S Maryland Catapult. He recalls decades of mornings with his father loading a muzzle loader and one bullet, proving he rarely misses.
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Kentucky
Maryland
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van Swearingen
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Grand
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Insull, Jr
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Duncan
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Wee
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League of Nations Commission
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East Orange
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Alfred BE. Smith
Tom
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Robert W. Chambers
William G. Donne
Illinois
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Corporation Board
Donne
Milinois Democratic Organization
Thomas Heflin
al Rast
William Bruckart
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
G. N. Peek
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Peek
Tugwell
Department of Agriculture
Great Moline Plow Company
Messrs
Eid
Indiges
Tums” Sa
Cecoey
Peery
WTP
Wrights Pill Co
Gold Street
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Medico Lab
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106Th St
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