Johnson Proposes Big Work Sharing Wage-Raising Plan
The Associated Press reports Hugh S. Johnson proposes a broad work sharing wage rise plan for all industry under sectional groups. Frances Perkins notes over 500000 workers returned to jobs in June, the largest monthly gain in over a year amid ongoing code efforts in mills and retailers.
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Union chief outlines code exemptions and discrimination limits
Johnson said investigations would occur if discrimination against union workers in mills reduced shifts from three to two, but non-discriminatory reductions are not actionable. He noted four or five mills did not sign the cotton code and seek exemptions, with informal hearings under way. By July 27 the code binds non signers and penalties may follow. 190 codes exist with more hearings on shipbuilding and electrical manufacturing codes starting tomorrow.
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Rotarians to Hear Russia Talk at Weekly Luncheon
Co. C. Copp of College Elgin Til will address the Rotary Club on Economic Conditions in Russia at the regular luncheon tomorrow at 1 p m at the Golf Club. Copp is a keen student of Russian affairs and has studied Soviet economic policy since the Industrial Program was inaugurated. The Rotarians will welcome the opportunity to hear him.
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Balbo's Fleet Takes Off For New York Hop
Chicago witnesses the Balbo air fleet of twenty four Italian flying boats depart Lake Michigan at dawn for New York. General Balbo leads the armada eastward along the air mail route with an expected seven hour flight to Floyd Bennett Field Jamaica off New York. The three day Chicago visit ends quietly after yesterday’s arrival.
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Two Killed In Boiler Explosion Near Omaha Union Station
The Ak-Sar-Ben train locomotive boiler exploded under a viaduct near Union Station in Omaha. Engineer Charles E. Utter of Creton and fireman K Zimmerman of Lincoln were killed. Porter James McCrae of Omaha was seriously hurt along with a child in the tunnel. Several others reported hurt.
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Streets of Paris at a Century of Progress
A Chicago World’s Fair feature captures crowds flocking to a simulated Paris experience. Sightseers flood Parisian venues from cafes to the Rue de la Paix, with steins clinking, street chatter, models posing in life class, and showy curiosities drawing eager visitors.
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Deal and Peery Exchange Sharp Political Shots
George Csory and Joseph T Deal clash as the Democratic candidates trade criticisms over road funding and tax policy. Peery accuses a plan of shifting county road costs to farmers, while Deal defends his stance and cites constitutional questions. Smith touts his own platform amid preparations for appearances in Manassas.
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Manassas
Lions Speaker Predicts Prosperity Ahead in Harrisonburg
Special to The Star from Harrisonburg Virginia on July 13 Dr Guy Bingham of Washington warned that signs point to a five year era of prosperity for business and individuals He praised President Roosevelt for moving the nation forward while urging effort and confident thinking The talk titled The Crown of Gold emphasized salesmanship and the five percent who think ahead as the key to future success.
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Club Names New Picnic Meeting Under Bradley
The club, led by President Richard Bradley elected two weeks ago to succeed W. W. Wharton, plans a picnic session at the next meeting two weeks hence. James Weaver serves as committee chairman for the event.
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Traffic Fools Rabbits Cross Highways Slowly
The article notes small animals like rabbits misjudge car speeds and glare of headlights, causing traffic accidents. Birds in flight are also victims of roadway incidents as drivers struggle with hazards and delays.
Marian Martin Summer Patterns Catalog Ad
The ad promotes Marian Martin patterns for summer clothing with pattern 9465 in sizes 6 through 16 and requires 2% yards of fabric for size 14. It highlights a jumper and blouse with detailed sewing instructions and offers the Marian Martin book of summer patterns for fifteen cents or twenty five cents with pattern. Orders sent to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department in New York.
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