Wagner Bill Changes Aimed at Constitutionality and Martial Law Risk
Washington dispatch reports broad amendments to the Wagner labor disputes bill to address constitutionality with presidential backing. Meanwhile the Guffey coal stabilization bill, touted as preventing martial law, draws study by the AG and Solicitor General. John L. Lewis warns enactment is needed to avert a walkout by 450,000 miners on June 17 over wage and price disputes. Francis J. Gorman is also mentioned.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Guffey
NRA
John L. Lewis
United ‘Mine’ Workers
Textile union studies a Guffey style bill for industry
Vice president of the United Textile Workers said his union was studying a Guffey type bill for the textile industry. The AFL executive council met to set policy after NRA collapse. William Green, AFL president, urged quick enactment of Wagner, Guffey and Connery 30 hour week bills and warned Congress not to bow to the Supreme Court's NRA ruling. He said such measures were constitutional but suggested they be reviewed by the court.
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United Textile Workers
Guffey
American Federation of Labor
NRA
William Green
Federation
Connery
A. F. Wl
Congress
Supreme Court
Worried NRA Workers Begin Job Hunt Amid Cuts
Washington reports thousands of NRA workers plan to leave as President Roosevelt moves toward a skeletonized organization. Richberg says he may depart after June 16 and return to private law practice. About 4,000 positions likely to disappear, with 1,500 able to handle essential research and government contracts. Workers flood Congress, seek private sector opportunities.
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Washington
NRA
Donald R. Richberg
White House
Richberg
Roosevelt
Desert shade sleeveless tennis dress with yoke pockets
A knit pattern describes a two tone desert pink and sky blue sleeveless tennis dress with an off the shoulder Took collar deep V decolletage and knee high pleats. It features two yoke pockets and two slant pockets matching the collar, simple to knit with full instructions offered for 10 cents from Knit Patterns Dept Daily Mail New York City.
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The
Daily Mail
Fifth Ave
New York City
Treasurer Ordered to Pay Over Four Hundred Thousand
Chicago June 6 County Treasurer Robert M Sweitzer was told by the Cook County Board he must produce 414129 owed to the County Clerk's office by noon tomorrow or removal proceedings will be started. Sweitzer, a Democratic leader and turf enthusiast, promised to pay 335000 within a day or two and place 79000 in escrow pending settlement of litigation.
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Chicago
Robert M. Sweitzer
Cook County Board
Sweitzer
Sale announced of weekly newspapers in Charles Town
The owner John Alfriend Jr announces the sale of two Charles Town weekly papers Spirit of Jefferson and Farmers Advocate to Ralph N. Dorsey of Berryville Virginia. Dorsey formerly published Clarke Courier at Berryville for many years before its sale to Stacey B. Lloyd Jr.
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Jefferson Co
John
Alfriend, Jr
Jefferson
Imp J
Farmers Advocate
Tt Dorsey
Clarke
Clarke Courier
Berryville
Courier
Stacey B. Lloyd
Louisiana
Clay B. Carr
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