Supreme Court upholds Wagner Act in major decisions
The Supreme Court, in history making rulings read by Chief Justice Hughes, upheld the Wagner labor relations act across five cases including Jones & Laughlin Steel. The court affirmed the act as a valid tool to protect interstate commerce and employees' rights to organize, with reinstatement ordered for ten discharged workers.
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Supreme Court
Hughes
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Associated Press
Morris Watson
New York
Justice Roberts
Watson
Willis van Devanter
James C. McReynolds
Pierce Butler
Fruehaus Trailer Company
Detroit
Mich
United’ Automobile Workers Union
Friedman ~ Harry ‘Marks Clothing Company
Richmond Va
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Drive Against Complunter and Belgian Fascist Defeat in Belgium
Report covers Knights of Columbus campaign against sitdown strikes as an endless crusade in the United States and Canada. Also notes Belgian election where the Fascists were defeated with Van Zeeland failing to unseat Degrelle, reflecting wider anti-Fascist sentiment. Senate action on Guffey coal bill condemns sitdowns and anti-union tactics, while upholding collective bargaining and opposing employer unfair practices.
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Canada Motors
Mitchell Hepburn
Mier
Ontario
Cc. I
United States
General Motors of Canada
Oshawa
Hugh Thompson
Hepburn
Geneeral Motors
America
Homer Martin
Heaphurn
Toronto Trades and Labor Council
General Motors
Ite
Galena
International Union of Mill, Mine and Smelter Workers
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Blue Carders
Tri- State Metal Mine and Smelter Workers' Union
Picher
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
United Electrical and Radio Workers of America
B. of C. I
Knights, of Columbus
Canada
New York
Leon Degrelle
Paul van Zeeland
van Zeeland
Senate
Joe Robinson
McNary
Robinson
Mr. Roosevelt
Great Britain
Dominion
J. Monroe Johnson
Shediac
N. B
Montreal
Bottwood
Johnson
Germany
Wilson
France
England
Scandinavian
Europe
Senator Lewis Urges New Peace Conference
Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois urges President Roosevelt to convene an international peace conference to revise the Treaty of Versailles. He argues such a meeting could produce a new disposition content with nations in revolt, aided by Roosevelt’s popularity abroad.
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Lewis
James Hamilton
Illinois
Senate
Roosevelt
Too Much Sugar Argued By Congress In 1930s Debate
In a verbose column by Earl Godwin, the piece surveys Congress debating sugar quotas and imports. It notes Roosevelt's push for new sugar limits, Hawaii and Puerto Rico competition, and potential Philippine trade effects. The broader tone critiques lobby influence, naval buildup, and public works shifts shaping policy.
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Earl Godwin Ashington
Java
Cuba
New Orleans
Denver
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Department of Agriculture
United States
Philippines
Japan
Philippine
Philippine Commonwealth
Hawaiii
Puerto’Rico
Oper
Canberra Property Law Learnings on Lease Terms
Canberra law indicates land cannot be owned by individuals in the new capital area. Leases may be granted by the government for a defined term, guiding ownership and use policy.
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Canberra
New Capital
Australia
Patter 1998 Happy Hulda Chief Cook Invites Pattern Sale
Patter 1998 Happy Hulda invites buyers to crop a stitch set of seven teg towels with a transfer pattern of seven motifs for each day of the week. Includes material needs illustrations of stitches color suggestions and requests 15 cents in stamps or coins sent to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Depts New York.
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Happy Hulda
Needlecraft Depts
Highth Ave
New York
Unclear Essay Fragments on Civility and Speech
Fragmentary observations discuss unfitness, untruths, and public speech with references to civility, promises, self-control, and self expression. The text interlaces aphorisms about honesty, union, and commentary on "Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets" amid garbled phrases and stray quotes.
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Baldwin
Stanley Baldwin
Worcester
George VI
Neville’ Chamberlain
House of Commons
Britain
Bilbao
Franco
Three Mile
Hood
Bay of Biscay
St. Jean de Luz
Bayonne
Department
Chief Justice
Neville Chamberlain
Sen, Robinson
Russia
Madrid
Virginio Gayda
Mussolini
Gayda
Ate
Drid
Edouard Daladier
Spain
Valencia
Odessa
Siedia
Navy
Geo
Civil Service
Guffey
NRA
Joe Guffey
Pennsylvania
Pjs
Lvl
Big
Coal Commission
Western Newspaper Union
Patter
Phil
Hought
Pierce
Differen
Auye
Albe
Fin
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