Hoover Attacks NRA Wagner Labor Relations Bill in Senate
Ex President Hoover criticizes the Wagner Labor Relations Bill as the Senate moves swiftly into the controversy. The measure would bolster collective bargaining, back recovery act provisions, and outlaw company dominated unions while three major Roosevelt favored bills remain on deck before summer adjournment.
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Washington
Wagner
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Utility Holding Company
Lumber Industry In Washington Stagnant Amid Strike
Washington mills operate sporadically while two major Oregon operations continue as the lumber and logging industry remains virtually stagnant due to widespread strike. Dolawrence condition worsens as he remains unconscious and faces uncertain recovery.
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Seattle
Washington
Oregon
Climax Nearing On Wagner Labor Bill In Congress
In Washington on May 16 the long dispute between industrialists and union leaders over the Wagner Labor Relations bill nears a climax. Senate associates of the bill seek passage before nightfall to establish a permanent national labor relations board and curb certain employee practices.
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National Labor Relations Board
Alaska News Roundup From Washington Delegation and 1935 Reports
In Washington the Alaska Colony faces desertions while officials like James L. Galen and Col C F Ohlson depart for Alaska posts. The Interior item for Geological Survey Alaska gains 70 000 funding. Senate boosts to 100 000 for mapping. Matanuska Colony plans discussed with Alaska settlers to access project facilities and cooperative marketing. A. J. Dimond and others attended the executive session.
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Washington
James L. Galen
Cordova
Col C. F. Ohlson
Alask Railroad
Seward
Anthony EB. Karnes
Tuesdomer
Juneau
Lester ‘Troast
Bureau of Tallan Affairs
Interior Department
Geological Survey
T House
Senate
John W. Troy
A. M Chamberlin
Dimond
Matanuska
Tiveszpek
Associated Press
Seattle
E. P. Marsh
Portland
University of Alaska President Bunnell Leaves Hospital
Dr. Charles E. Bunnell president of the University of Alaska has recovered from arthritis and left the hospital after arriving in Washington nearly a month ago. He plans to continue his work with the university.
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Peter Sather
Nome
Mr. Sather
Kristie Sather
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington
Norway
Charles E. Bunnell
University of Alaska
Bunnell
Hoover urges abolition of NRA as House duty
Former President Herbert Hoover told the Associated Press in Palo Alto that abolition of the NRA is the right answer to the senate's life extension. He said codes suppress recovery and crush small business, calling delegated law powers un-American and a bureaucratic weapon.
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Senate
Herbert Hoover
Associated Press
Hoover calls for quick abolition of NRA
Congress reacts to Herbert Hoover's sharp demand to abolish the National Recovery Administration. Republicans and Democrats offer cautious, restrained comment, not expecting Hoover's stance to shift congressional action on the NRA issue.
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May
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Herbert Hoover
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Hoover
Japanese Admiral Fears U S Interest In Navy Maneuvers
Fairbanks telegram reports Admiral Kanji Katto ex-chief of the Japanese Navy says U S naval drills are near Japanese waters and could inflame American opinion. He notes that U S maneuvers were within one to two thousand miles of Japan and the remark follows late telegrams. The ice pool contest at Fairbanks ends with William Berrigan winning $61,000 for the exact time 1:20 PM.
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Fairbanks
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U.S. Navy
U. S
Willian Berriaatt
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T. M. Hunt
Berrigan
Nenawnd
Fight Over NRA Reaches Highest Part Controversy
A heated dispute over the NRA's future grew as Senator Clark of Missouri attacked NRA chief Donald Richberg amid plans to extend the Blue Eagle. Richberg pressed House leaders to alter Clark proposed measures, which the Senate had approved.
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Senator Clark
Missouri
Aas
Donald Richberg
Richberg
Clark
Senate
United States
House
Union Investigator Narrow Escape From Kidnapping
Seattle on May 16 reports an investigator from the Marine Fireman Oilers and Water Tenders Union who survived a kidnapping attempt. He was struck and suffered a fractured wrist after resisting six assailants who sought to abduct him, according to police statements.
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Seattle
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Portland
Marine
Oilers
Water ‘Tenders Union
Pole
Bonus Bill Sent To White House After Weekend S
Indications said the bonus bill would be sent to the White House Friday after the senate adjourns for the weekend to prevent a veto before Monday. A passenger returning from Golovin named Paul Stafford of the U.S. Reindeer Service traveled to Nome on a Mirow Air Service plane.
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Washington
Senate
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U. S. Reindeer Service
Nome
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