Wagner Connery labor bill passes amid debate in Congress
The Wagner Connery labor disputes bill clears the House after a fierce line by Sen Wagner and AFL endorsement. The measure creates a three member permanent labor relations board, grants exclusive bargaining rights to majority units, and imposes unfair labor practice rules on employers. President Roosevelt proposes broad tax and social security measures to fund the New Deal, while a Senate vote backs the social security bill with wide support and projected costs.
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Willam, Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Supreme Court
House
New
Labor Board
Department of Labor
Perkins
Wagner-Connery
Labor Relations Board
Senate
Moore
New Jersey
Democrat
Hastings
Delaware
Hale
Maine
Metcalf
Rhode Island
Austin
Vermont
Townsend
Children’s Bureau
Brisbanes This Week Wealth Is Wages Most Constant
Arthur Brisbane argues wages sustain prosperity and that the wage-earning American market drives the economy. He cites the American Cotton Manufacturers association pledge not to cut wages and Henry Ford’s $6 a day minimum wage as keystones.
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American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Charlotte
N. C
W. J. Cameron
Henry Ford
Personal wages rise and historic minimums noted
The piece reflects on wages from past eras, noting figures from early American labor to the 1914 auto industry era and a discussion of prosperity, wealth sharing proposals, and notable figures like Pierpont Morgan amid economic shifts. It also mentions a five thousand million dollar plan and a New York child’s kidnapping incident, with reflections on faith and consolation for grieving parents.
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United Sates
McMasters
New England
Henry
Jackie Kaul
New York
Roosevelt faces mounting opposition over New Deal work program
Washington. President Roosevelt confronts friction over the 5 billion dollar work relief plan. Governors at Biloxi decry federal encroachment on states rights. Hopkins leads spending strategy while Ickes advocates priming the pump through public works. Political defections loom as Republicans mobilize Grass Roots networks ahead of 1936.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Biloxi
Miss
Washington Administration
Afr
Possiel Pao SE
Democratic Party
Senate
Aubrey Williams
Williams
Rees
Hopkins
Works
Ickes
Jekes
Reief
Frank C. Walker
Mr. Ickes
Hopk
Springfield
Farley
Democratic Naonal Committee
Herbert Hoover
The Christian's Obligations in Matters of Con science
Lesson for June 30 discusses Romans 14 21 and 13 41. It centers on giving up personal liberty for fellow believers and avoiding judging others over indifferent matters. It emphasizes fraternal duty, love over knowledge, and acting to edify the weak in conscience.
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I Corinthiang
Apostle
Christ
Heserea
Power of Jesus Declares Love and Sacrifice
A biblical quotation asserts that Jesus lays down his life to gain life anew, declaring that no one takes it from him and that he lays it down on his own accord. The passage emphasizes divine love and voluntary sacrifice.
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Jesus
John
Dressing pattern advert promotes capes to slim proportions
The pattern emphasizes capes to balance figure, with a surplice closing and V front skirt yoke for a slender look. It advises small prints on silk or cotton to avoid widening effect and lists sizes 86 to 46 with fabric needs and illustrated instructions. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in New York for Pattern 2227.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
Weat Seventeenth Street
New York City
Dance scene provokes monkish remark from Mandarin
A Chinese mandarin of lofty rank watched a society dance and, after observing the performers, asked his assistant if servants could be hired for the entertainment. The remark was delivered in a tone of mild astonishment.
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Howtesa
London
Fragmentary dialogue about love and medical care
A doctor and a drug store man converse about marriage and finances while discussing a patient. The doctor laments losing his only loved one and hints the woman cannot be his due to lack of means.
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Treasury
Dawes Ton
House
Ways and Means Committee
Heir Groomed for Boss Role in Family Business
A patriarch notes his son and heir joining the business, saying he is shaping up but has a long way to go before matching his father's head for the company. The remark hints at succession and expectations within the family enterprise.
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Weaters Newspaper Union
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France
British Empire
Anthony Edenswan
Paris
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Delahome
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