Special Session Looms as Roosevelt Outlines Five Bills
President Roosevelt urged Congress to convene a special session starting November 15. He defended a five bill program including crop production control wage and hour standards regional planning government reorganization and stronger antitrust laws. The AFL denounced the labor board and prepared to expel CIO unions while CIO leaders vowed to defend contracts and oppose quickie strikes. A Sino Japanese battle raged near Shanghai with heavy losses. The Brady gang was wiped out in Bangor, Maine, with arrests and confessions following a federal raid.
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O'Connor
House Rules Committee
House
Senate
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American Federation of Labor
Labor Hits Labor Board
Federal Labor Relations Board
Denver
John P. Frey
Metal Trades Department
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Labor Relations Act
Frey
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Green
Pacific
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National Labor Board
WPA
PWA
Shanghai Ghanghai
Yangtse
Whangpoo
J. P. McMichael
Connorsville
Ind
United States
Augusta
Harry E. Yarnell
R. F. McConnell
Brady
Bangor
Maine
al Brady
Clarence Shaffer, Jr
James Dalhover
Dalhover
Indiana
New England
Interpreting National Policy On Japan China
Washington discusses foreign policy from a press column by William Bruckart. It analyzes FDRs Chicago speech and Hulls stance declaring Japan aggressor in China, contrasting isolationism with new multilateral neutrality ideas and predicting limited US action beyond moral pressure.
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William Bruckart
National Press
Roosevelt
Chicago
State Department of American
Japan
China
Mr. Hull
Geneva
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Hoover
Henry L. Stimson
Mr. Stimson
Wilson
United States
Mr. Wilson
Pittman
Nevada
Roosevelt trip probes public mood on New Deal and world affairs
The article notes President Roosevelt’s Chicago speech amid a West-to-East tour reaching 8 000 miles. It cites mixed observer reactions to New Deal crop control and Sino-Japanese policy, and concerns over Justice Hugo Black’s Ku Klux Klan ties and its impact on confidence in the judiciary.
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Japan
Roosevelt
Chicago
Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
Hugo L. Black
Alabama
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Hitler
Stalin
Justice Black
Black
Supreme Court of the United States
Ku Klux Klan
Hugo Black
Supreme Court
Senate
Western Newspaper Union
Wool Patterns Promote Wool Fashion For Women
A Barbara Bell pattern feature highlights three new Sew-Your-Own frocks with slim lines and zipper details in colors like French wine and gendarme blue. It promotes sizes 12 to 48, material needs for each pattern, and lists pattern numbers 1375 1302 and 1382 with yardage. Orders go to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in Chicago.
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W. Wacker Drive
Chicago
Ill
Barbara Bell
Bell Syndicate
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