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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1938
Page
6
A Senate House conference agreed on a wage hour bill with a 25 cent minimum in year one rising to 40 cents in five years, a 44 hour work week tapering to 40, and a 40 cent minimum after seven years unless industry proof shows otherwise. Industrial boards and an administrator would fix wages within set ranges. The plan tries to quell Southern opposition while expanding federal labor controls.
The New Deal strategists push to unseat Democratic incumbents in multiple states including Maryland, Missouri, Connecticut, Colorado, and Nevada. David J. Lewis challenges Senator Tydings in Maryland while opponents target McCarran, Adams, and others as President Roosevelt stays aloof from primaries. Governor Barkley and other leaders receive stated support, with attacks and endorsements shaping the early Senate races.
The article surveys Democratic primary fights led by figures such as Clark and Pope, plus Sen. George and Camp’s contests. It notes the use of relief funds in politics, opposition to Roosevelt’s court bill, and critiques the Warren price-control plan and its costly, failed impact on the nation.
Health column warns about dangers of overweight and outlines scientific, calorie based weight control. It explains heart and disease risks, suggests goal weights after thirty, and advises counting calories with sample menus and an offer to send a caloric chart.
Renee urged readers to request a free bulletin by mail from C. Houston Goudiss at 6 East 39th Street New York City. The pamphlet offers concrete dietary advice for correct elimination, a list of laxative foods, and a full week's sample menus.
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