Wagner Act Decisions Spark Debate On Labor Rights
A Washington viewpoint questions the Supreme Court Wagner act rulings of April 12 as a potential turning point in U.S. history. It discusses Congress power over strikes, production interference, and the balance between employer and labor rights amid growing union influence led by John L. Lewis and the CIO.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Labor
Friends of Labor
High Court
National Labor Relations Board
United States Congress
Roosevelt
Congress
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
State relief fund set aside for emergencies and surplus handling
Nebraska leaders approve reserving 15 percent of 7.1 million dollars for emergencies and cap distribution spending at 150 thousand for federal surplus commodities. They expect extra revenue from taxes over the next two years. Federal officials say Nebraska must cover distribution costs to keep surplus purchases.
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Lincoln
Cochran
State
Assistance Committee
Brady
Appropriations Committee
Nebraska
Cattle Feeding Drops Sharply Across Lincoln Nebraska Feedlots
A. E. Anderson reports April cattle on feed well below last year with stocker and feeder cattle shipments 99 000 head under the prior year. He estimates 75 percent of cattle now on feed will be marketed before year end as corn and feed costs keep cattle feeding down. Some feeders report profits despite widespread unsatisfactory feeding season.
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Lincolnn
Nebraska
A. E. Anderson
Anderson
Relief funds in Nebraska 1935 36 allocations and 1937 use
Treasury report shows Nebraska received 71 million dollars from the 1935 36 emergency relief act as of March 31 1937 with 12.7 million unexpended. Total expenditures reach 68.13 million with WPA 22.12 million FERA 8.34 million and other agencies. Major work includes highways and roads totaling 14.59 million.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Congress
Nebraska
Roosevelt
WPA
FERA
Resettlement Administration
Quotations on Courage and Reflection From Notable Figures
A collection of brief quotes from Lady Rhondda, R. L. Stevenson, and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. The speakers emphasize intelligent thinking, sincere effort, and the value of quiet listening moments in life.
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Lee Shevik
Rhondda
R. L. Stevenson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Foreign Phrases in Glossary Style and Notable Phrases
A compact list explains Latin and French phrases such as affair a honneur meaning a duel sine cua without charge and care and jus gentium the law of nations. It notes Italian terms like basso rilievo and flagrante delicto for caught in the act, with Toties quoties meaning as often as.
Tips and recipes from Around the House column
A collection of kitchen hacks and simple how-to items. Jelly sauce instructions using fruit jellies and hot water. advice on removing thread knots and nail holes with glue. leftover liver sandwich idea. boil potato tip with lemon juice. stuffed orange salad with pineapple grapefruit and mayo.
Orange Shells and Cream Cheese Nut Date Delights
A household recipe notes shells made with orange sections dates stuffed with cream cheese and nut meats. The mix includes butterscotch flavors and a brown sugar molasses butter vinegar sauce cooked to brittle, tested in cold water, poured into a greased pan and cut into squares.
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