Chicago High School Strike Over Back Pay Crisis
In Chicago on April 6 public high schools saw a student led protest involving about 13 000 pupils against delayed teacher salaries. The dispute centered on 352 600 000 owed to pedagogues and staff with some elementary teachers also striking. After talks with trustees and Fred W. Sargent, Orville J. Taylor said 1 700 000 would be paid in cash soon for June salaries, with banks to buy warrants to fund the disbursement. Parental warnings and police displays failed to deter the protests.
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Chicago
Fred W. Sargent
Citizens’ Committee On Public Expenditures
Orville J. Taylor
Board of Education
Pay Day Missing Envelopes Honor Fallen At Lakehurst
At Lakehurst Naval Air Station on April 5 pay day proceeded but 75 envelopes remained unclaimed. The cards were for sailors who died when the airship Akron and the blimp J-3 crashed into the Atlantic, leaving families and comrades awaiting notification.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Air Station
Atlantic
Thirty new battleships included in Roosevelt public works bill
Washington April 6 Thirty new ships would be added to the fleet under President Roosevelts public works plan aimed at relieving unemployment. Vinson said the program includes 20 ships in three years with costs around 230 million dollars, plus immediate destroyers submarines carriers and light cruisers.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Vinson
House Naval Committee
Swanson
Akron
Fasteeth Powder Claims Comfort for False Teeth
A new improved powder named Fasteeth promises to keep false teeth firm and comfortable all day with no gooey taste. It claims to prevent rocking and slipping, allowing eating laughing and talking with ease. Three sizes available from druggists.
Revision of Control Bill Is Predicted
Washington April 6 The House Interstate Commerce committee plans an executive session to redraft the administration securities regulation bill after hearings. President Roosevelt discussed the matter with Richard F. Whitney head of the New York Stock Exchange, who urged federal exchange regulation and outlined corrective measures.
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Washington
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Richard F. Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Roosevelt
White House
Rayburn
Senate Banking Committee
Whitney
New York Exchange
R. C. Redmond
New York
Creomulsion Advertises Quick Relief for Colds
An advertisement claims Creomulsion fights lingering colds and coughs with a powerful yet harmless formula. It emphasizes rapid relief, pleasant taste, no narcotics, and a druggist money back guarantee if symptoms persist.
Press Association May Be Dissolved
The Foreign Press Association, with about 135 correspondents from over 20 nations, may be dissolved by the German government. The cabinet considers Edgar Mowrer's book Germany Puts the Clock Back offensive and has decided to boycott the association while he remains president. He offered to resign but was rejected by a large vote.
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Berlin
Foreign Press Association
Germany
Edgar Mowrer
Chicago Daily News
Hitler
Mowrer
Newly Elected City Officials Prepared to Assume Office
Newly elected city officials will take over municipal duties tonight after a short session of the outgoing Mayor and Council. Mayor-elect I. M- will lead the transition into the new administration.
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I. M
Wertz and Council Set for Regular Session Tonight
Mayor to open his green bag at tonight’s meeting. Saluted sailor Al fred James Spurgeon of Clacton on Sea England retires after 34 years and saving 278 lives at sea.
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Wertz
Alfred James Spurgeon
Clacton-on-sea
England
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Promote Digestive Relief
An old advertisement claims Carter's Little Liver Pills will “wake up your liver bile” without calomel and restore buoyancy. It urges readers with sluggish digestion to take the pills to cleanse the liver and improve daily energy, warning others not to rely on alts or useless tonics.
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Elise
Carter
Cuie
Inic. M.ce
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