Supreme Court Backs Railways on Bargaining and 1930s Acts Rulings
The court unanimously upholds the Railway Labor Act requiring collective bargaining with railroad workers. It also rules on perjury in a 1930 campaign, upholds the 1934 firearms act, and supports Washington state tax on Grand Coulee dam construction. April 5 arguments on the Federal Social Security Act are announced.
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Supreme Court
Internal Revenue
High Court
State of Washington
Grand Coulee Dam
Settlement Of Chrysler Strike To Come Early
Reports from Lansing indicate an expected settlement of the Chrysler strike after briefings from informed sources. The article notes the strike has kept about sixty thousand workers idle for over three weeks amid labor tensions.
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Chrysler
Lansing Mich
John L. Lewis
New York
Nome Daily Nugget Subscription Offer
A brief notice invites readers to subscribe to The Nome Daily Nugget for $2 per month. The ad emphasizes affordable access to local news and updates.
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Nome
Duke of Windsor Relocates to St Wolfgang Austria Villa
The Duke of Windsor resides in a modest villa at St Wolfg angers in Austria costing 1500 dollars less monthly than Enzesfeld Castle He plans to remain until leaving for France to marry Mrs Walls Simpson in May He arrived yesterday after a 184 mile motor trip from Enzesfeld.
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ST. Wolfgang
Austria
Duke of Windsor
Enzesfeld Castle
France
Walls Simpson
Necessary To Change Plans Federal Ride
The Northw asha Fair Association received a telegram in reply to an inquiry about bid status for Nome federal building. Lowest bid exceeds available funds. law blocks more money, so officials favor non fireproof building and seek Congressional action to secure funds. Also reports the death of William Morgan Butler, 76, former U S Senator from Massachusetts and textile executive in Boston.
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Northwasha Fair Association
Washington
Reynolds
Boston
William Morgan Butler
U. S
Massachusetts
Textile Corporation
Amendment to Rivers Liquor Bill Approved by Senate
Senate vote 7 to 1 approves amendment to the Rivers Liquor bill allowing four licenses to be issued for sales of intoxicants at establishments where liquor was sold under the old law. The offer supported by Walker would have removed a two word clause related to church and the state.
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Congress
Senate
Juneau
Walker
Nome Fair Promises Parade and Potlatch Fun
Big fair opens with a baby parade at 7 p.m. entry blanks not needed andAdmission is free. Committee chairs list duties for Potlatch and Native Entertainment. School house will host exhibits Wednesday afternoon for superintendents and helpers. Amateurs invited for dog race and stunt entries with season tickets on sale. Eddie Cantor reference noted. fair progress promised. (Continued on Page Four)
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Nome
Eddie Cantor
Bowery
Necessary Have Money For Transport of Children
Juneau report details Governor Troy urging the legislature to fund school transportation for Palmer colony and Matanuska areas to preserve cooperation with the Interior Department and satisfy federal expectations. Representative Anderson prepared a bill to appropriate sixty five thousand dollars for transporting school children.
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Troy
Palmer Colony
Matanuska
Terrtory
Interior
Interior Department
Anderson
For Sale Modern heating stoves at Nugget Office
For sale heat stoves that burn hard or soft coal lightly used inquire at the Nugget Office for information.
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Nugget Office
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