Packers Wage Agreements Signal Labor Peace Ahead
Labor groups and major companies report wage settlements amid looming high court rulings. CIO unions reached deals with Swit, Cudahy, Tobin Packing, and others for raises, eight holidays, and travel subsidies, while back-pay claims loom from Mount Clemens and other plants. Britain’s royal romance rumor centers on Prince Philip and Princess Elizabeth as political implications swirl.
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Tony
AFL
CIO Packing
Bouge
Britain
Great Britain
Philip
Greece
Elizabeth
Bobby-Somers
Prince
Princess
Death of Walter Johnson Ends Era of a Baseball Great
Walter Johnson died at 59, hailed as the greatest pitcher. The Big Train piled up 413 wins against 280 losses, set the modern strikeout mark of 3,487, and delivered 114 shutouts. His feats included three Yankees shutouts in four days in 1910 and 6 straight scoreless innings in 1912.
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Valhalla
Walter Johnson
Jonhaon
Washington Sena
Big Train
J Nohitteta
Johnson
New York Yankees
Lobbyists Registered Show Big Dollars Behind Townsend Plan
The Washington registrations reveal a wide lobbyist network tied to the Townsend Plan and various industry groups. Notable figures include Dr Townsend himself, with multiple aides earning from 3 200 to 7 800 annually, plus top names at the National Association of Manufacturers and the United States Chamber of Commerce. The registry shows heavy compensation across labor, business, and utility interests, with several lobbyists paid above 10 000 yearly and others on contingent fees, signaling a vigorous advocacy push ahead of the next Congress.
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Supremé Court
Mount Clemax Porters Company
CIO
United Steelwork Nd Cio Auto
Cleveland
Ohio
Republic Steel Company
Samil
American Steel and Wire
Ohio Crank+ shall company
Bow Chemical Company
Midland, Mich
John L. Lewin
UMW
Washington
Alrewdy
Congress
Townsend
R. E. Townsend
Townsend National
Dr. Townsend
AFT
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Regin
United States Chamber of Commerce
Donald A. Young
Clarence £. Mies
National Association of Manufacturers
Walter Champlin
Carey K. Sutlive
Samuel B. Bledsoe
le Purcell L. Smith
Mational Associatio of Electric Companies
United
Smith Fae
Arthur R. Burnett
Uime
National Association of Electric Companies
TVA
REA
Egislavian
Lerests Smith
Elycles
Mudwest Corporation
Holding
Come Anonwealth Fdison Co
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Frank J. McCarthy
Indianapolis
John Dougherty
William M. Tinney
American Federation of Labor
CIN
AFL
Martin J. Miler
Brotherhood of Railroad Traknenso
Geraldine Khandroy
Americas Communications Nasodla- Mon
Mclaurin
Hotend
HL Rowe
Regentilion Betire
ICC Grants Freight Rise and Passenger Rate Hike
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved an average 0.6 percent freight increase and a 10 percent passenger fare rise for railroads. It cited wage costs rising since 1941 and need to fund maintenance and development to meet national demands, while other commodities rose 20 percent and agricultural tariffs 15 percent. Maximum regional increases were set to preserve competitive balance.
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Interstate Commierce Commission
Ral
IM1
ICC
Supreme Court Weighty Necistun in Coal Strike Case
Fragmentary OCR hints at a Supreme Court involvement in a miners strike dispute with a United Mine Workers figure named Job Ldbait. The garbled text suggests a call to leave a determination to the high court, mentioning Sir John and an asserted statement that the Supreme Court is the authority.
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United Mine Workers
Callen
U.S. Supreme Court
John By
Supreme Court
Germany to hold Balkan peace parley in Moscow next March
Foreign Ministers from Germany and other powers agreed to hold a difficult talks on a German relief plan and western revival in Moscow next March after assurances to U S reporters that newsmen would have freedom and access.
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Vbsord
Hig
Moscow
U.S
Britain
Loter
Bysnea
Whooping Cough Toll Exceeds Other Diseases
Health warning from Northwestern National Life Insurance notes whooping cough causes more child deaths yearly than polio and scarlet fever combined. U S Public Health Service reports 1,879 whooping cough deaths vs 1,201 polio and 428 scarlet fever. preliminary 1935 figures show 1,728 deaths from whooping cough, 289 from polio, and 349 from scarlet fever. Cough deaths rise through winter, peaking in March or April.
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Northwestern National Life Insurance Company
United States Public Health Service
Franco faces international pressure as Spain seeks elections
United Nations Security Council members, meeting in Lekn Suc cess, adopted a resolution demanding withdrawal of foreign military bases from Spain and urging free elections for the Spanish people. Franco pledged Spain’s neutrality and peaceful intent while defending the government as a matter for the Spanish to decide.
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Franco
Madrid
Generalissima
United Nationa Politeal
Lekn
Merherd
Ams Basandora
Spain
U.S
Abs
Protective Castings and Phenalic Coatings for Metal
Protective phenalic resins and verve ad interior coatings guard metal Avergal lon rontathers and drume against attack from chemical contents. Many chemicals ship in phenalic lined containers. Keeping iron uncontaminated often matters more than protecting the container from the chemical. When properly cured, these kit and drum linings resist organic attack.
Different Steely Steel Tastes In Metallurgy
Different steel tastes exist for metallurgists with various forms. One automotive maker uses cold rolled steel potrolled and airle steel for weaker parts like gears and frames. Cold drawn steel is used in drive shafts and screws. Terne plate appears in gas tanks and special sections in the front axle and brake shoes.
Glycerine Coatings and Pre set Torque in Industry
Glycerine in coatings gains prominence through its role in synthetic resins and ester gums used in high grade casts. Proper thiners are crucial for assembly, with devices like neon fixtures indicating torque limits by a perceptible lick and dial reading. Commercial sponges face supply constraints due to embedded needles, while true sponges vary in color and require decomposition of the flesh from the skeletal network on distant shores.
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Lonely Island Shorea
Keep Coffeemaker Clean Says Older Advice
Advice urges scrupulous cleaning of the coffeemaker after every use. It warns against brewing large pots for storage, noting warmed over coffee becomes bitter and unpalatable.
Youthful Prodigy Macaulay and Odd Fly Swatter Note
A garbled item mentions a synthetic rubber swatter with bright errors and a delicate odor when used. It then references Thomas Babington Macaulay, the English historian, noting his early writings including Compendium of Universal History and a romance in three cantos titled the Battle of Cheviot.
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Be Wan
Thomas Babington Macaulay
Cheviot
Fish Net with Arm Holes Adoption by Army
The regular army adopted a fish net with arm holes devised by Norwegian fishermen to create an air space between the body and clothing to combat arctic cold. Soldiers call it fish net with arm holes and view it as a first commercial innovation of its kind, reflecting wartime improvisation.
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G.i.s
Fee
Restoring Fresh Fruit Flavor In Canned Juices
A report notes a simple method to revive fresh fruit flavor in canned orange juice and other canned juices. Flavor loss stems from a natural compound removed during vacuum canning, with guidance from agricultural chemists on preserving taste.
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Testo
Fltrun Research Chemirta
Department, of Agriculture
Aty Arte
Curing Ham and Bacon Methods Explained
The article outlines two traditional curing methods for ham and bacon, dry and brine. It details a common curing mix of salt, sugar, and saltpeter, noting salt preserves, sugar flavors, and saltpeter preserves color in small amounts.
Maple Syrup Making Profitable For Ohio Farmers
Maple syrup production brings profit to Acme Ohio farmers with over one million maples tapped each spring. About 900000 gal of syrup are produced in Greuge county, a leading syrup area in the United States.
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Acme Qhio
Greuge County
United States
Fragmented OCR Nonsense from Early Olympic Tale
The readable bits describe a chaotic Olympic scene with a spectator at Athens in the first modern games and a street child offering boots, amid a surreal, garbled account of gifts and promises. The text is heavily corrupted and difficult to extract verifiable details from.
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Greece
Athens
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