Wagner act debate shifts as Perkins invites labor leaders
Madame Perkins invites 39 labor leaders including William Green and John L. Lewis to balance gains under the Wagner act. The discussion includes proposals for government oversight of union funds and limits on sympathy strikes as part of broader New Deal politics. Supreme Court decisions uphold the act, affirming rights to self organization and collective bargaining within interstate commerce.
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Lane Up
Perkins
WLS
Madame Perkins
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Myron C. Taylor
United States Steel Corporation
Gerard Swope
General Eh Electric Corporation
Harper Sibley
United States Chamber of Commerce
Supreme Court
James Hamilton Lewis
Jones
Hughes
Watson
Interstate Bus
Fruehauf
Independent Officers Endorsed to June 30 Fiscal Year
It is apparent at this time that the Company of executive department plans extend to the end of the fiscal year June 30. The independent officers are aligned with the current financial posture and anticipated outcomes through the period.
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Pohann Em
Mitchell Hepburn Rules Out US Negotiators In Oshawa Fight
Ontario premier Mitchell Hepburn reiterates refusal to allow United States representatives to participate in negotiations amid the Oshawa strike. He vows not to back down against the Lewis organization and communism as the local dispute intensifies.
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M “Itchell Hepburn
Ontario
Co. L. O
United States
Lewis
David
Oshawa
House votes to repeal long and short haul clause again
The House passed the Pettingill bill for a second time to repeal the long and short haul provision of the Interstate Commerce Act. The clause limited railroads from charging differently for longer or shorter transports, affecting competition and routing.
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IFOR
House
Pettingill
Sinai
Samer
Foreign Phrases and Musical Motifs Noted in Language List
A glossary of phrases with origins and meanings. Includes etourderie meaning giddy conduct, Ricardo as a souvenir, a contre coeur meaning unwillingly, calembour a pun, pas seur a one person dance, sans-culottes reference to the lower classes, ex animo heartily, si non e vero, e ben trovato as a clever if true saying, and deo favente meaning with God's help.
Joy and Sorrow F NONE Poem Reflection on Care
A reflective verse contrasts sickness and joy, arguing that without sorrow and need our patient care would grow cold. It asserts tender service and compassion render life richer, while constant gladness would dull patience, diminish hope, and rob life of sweetness.
Seven Tea Towels Pattern 1383 from The Sewing Circle
Hulda invites readers to cross stitch seven tea towels with eight inch cross stitches. Pattern 1383 includes seven motifs for the week, a transfer design, material list, stitch illustrations, and color tips. Send 15 cents in stamps or coins to The Sewing Circle Needlecra Der in New York with pattern number and sender details.
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Hulda
Sewing Circle
Needlecra
Eighth Ave
New York
Doubt in public opinion signals national safety
The fragment emphasizes that questioning public opinion keeps the nation secure as thought advances. It notes promises are commitments with hidden costs and suggests truly great individuals avoid self-doubt or doom.
Creamed Eggs With Chili and Rice
A kitchen note describes making creamed eggs with chili by adding one teaspoon chili powder to two cups of seasoned white sauce with six quartered hard boiled eggs. Cook one cup rice, season, arrange as a border, then pour the egg mixture into the center.
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WNN Service
Two Kinds of Secrecy Proper Secrecy Is the Only Oat
A brief discourse contrasts proper secrecy with general concealment. It argues that true secrecy relies on disciplined omission and guarded information, framing secrecy as an ethical constraint rather than a mere tactic. The text emphasizes restraint and selective disclosure as essential to security.
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Edward RD W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
South
Democratic Party
E. E. Cox
Joseph Gavagan
Harlem
Sec. Perkins
Ricardo
Pierze
Howell
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