President Roosevelt Urges Rapid Labor Code Action
Industrial leaders respond with overwhelming support for the blanket code and urge prompt employer action and worker cooperation to jump start the recovery program. Roosevelt warns that delay invites another harsh winter and calls for united effort to prevent starvation wages and excessive hours, while governors plan a Washington gathering to bolster national recovery efforts.
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Johnson explains draft code wage rules and contract safeguards
DNLRAL Johnson states the uniform core designer backs a 3 percent hour week with a $1 minimum for labor and a 0 hour week and $15 minimum for white collar workers. He notes potential mistakes, promises corrections, and says existing contracts remain intact unless consented to by all parties.
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Regional advisers named for public works region list
President appoints aes regional advisers as direct representatives to gather from state boards. Regions include Region 1 Ralph Cooper Maine Boston Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and Region 6 Dana Starshall Portland Oregon Washington Idaho Oregon. other regions listed with named cities.
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Grain price collapse prompts reforms by grain trades
Following a sharp drop in Chicago and other boards, leaders of grain houses faced George N. Peek who warned government action if exchanges fail to reform. Edward Crawford cited as a cause, and talks in Washington proposed four reforms including price fluctuation limits, futures holding caps, elimination of trading indemnities, and uniform wartime margins.
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Edward A Crawford
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World economic conference stalls as committee forms
The London world economic conference adjourned with a permanent twelve member committee set to sustain life of the talks. James M Cox heads the American monetary section. Aviators shine with WWiley Post setting a solo round-the-world time. Mollisons cap a North Atlantic crossing. Long confronts Roosevelt over patronage, but leaves the White House silent after a tense exchange.
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Rumors of Woodin Resignation Hover in Washington
Persistent whispers in Washington claim Secretary of the Treasury Woodin may resign soon. Officials deny the reports, noting Woodin’s bout with a streptococcus sore throat that has worsened to quinsy. He is resting at home and expected to return when strength returns.
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Audrian County Presents Gift to President Roosevelt
Audrian county Missourians, keen supporters of the president, presented a handsome chest, saddle horse, torn and bred, named Kew Sheanton, to Mr Roosevelt. The presentation was made by Senator Clark and Representatives Cochran Logier and Cannon, acting for the donors.
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Old friends of Secre tary of State name Finnish minister
Edward Albright of Calatin editor and publisher of the Sumer County News is named minister to Finland. He is a former president of the Nonthical editorial association.
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PiliorT Roosevilt Marries Ruth Googings in Iowa
PiliorT Roosevilt, son of the President, wed Ruth Googings of Fort Worth Texas in Burlington Iowa. The couple then drove by automobile to the same state thereafter.
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Plot to overturn government uncovered by Western News
The Western News reports a vast civil plot allegedly aiming to topple the current government. Conspirators ranged from Irish to Communist groups with plans for a military dictatorship. arrests and investigations followed, detailing preparations for attacks on government offices and communications hubs.
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Perahera of Sri Lanka Guides Night of Fire and Silk
The article vividly describes Ceylon’s annual Perahera in Kandy, tracing its history from ancient legends of Buddha’s Tooth, King Gatabahu’s victory, and relics. It covers nightly processions with elephants, dancers, torches, and a ceremonial water blessing, noting the crowd, costumes, and the eerie glow of coconut husks and lamps during the long parade. It also touches on contrasting reflections, including aviation milestones and global events, within a wide, atmospheric travelogue tone.
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This Week by Arthur Brisbane
President Roosevelt leads a labor drive for jobs pay and shorter hours after Labor Day. Europeans finance prosperity at home as bravely as they funded war abroad, while scientists warn of sun mass and time scales. Greenlanders focus on Lindbergh air maps as they watch the plane land and depart, comparing it to a giant goose.
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How Child Will Learn by Doing in Play Movement
National Children’s Day activities highlight play as essential for juvenile development and delinquency prevention. Mrs Edith Tondon Boehm of the Child Play Association urges parents to provide constructive toys that mimic adult tasks, from doll dressmaking to mop playsets, bicycles, and outdoor equipment to keep children healthy and engaged.
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