Labor Meeting For a Revival of Industry Codes
The American Federation of Labor votes for revival of industrial codes abandoned after the NRA collapse. It condemns the National Liberty League and its lawyers as biased and unethical. The federation urges code reform and labor participation and calls for ratification of the child labor amendment in remaining states.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Ali
Federation
National Liberty League
Supreme Court
NRA
Roosevelt
Small Increase Justified In Bread Price Debate
Secretary Wallace said there is some justification for a bread price rise but bakers should explain a possible cent per loaf increase. Officials noted ingredient costs up to 0.52 cents higher than last year, with flour and shortening driving the rise.
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Washington
Wallace
Bakhy
Puce
Secretary of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Portland Cement Association
Bidg
Atlanta
Italians Deny Clash in British Somaliland Report
Rome officials denied a claim that Italian and Camel Corps troops clashed in British Somaliland and caused casualties. A government spokesman said the report was surd and absolutely false and reiterated that Italy knows where its forces are.
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Rome
British Camel Corps
British Somaliland
Italy
Large Carp Caught By Garber on Shenandoah River
C. E. Garber of this city caught a large 26 pound carp near Berry's Ferry bridge in the Shenandoah River yesterday. The fish measured about three and a half feet in length.
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Shenandoah River
Berry’s Ferry
C. E. Garber
Marconi Ready To Take Orders
Guglielmo Marconi returned to Italy from Brazil and said he would go to Rome to place himself under Premier Mussolini's orders. He volunteered for duty in East Africa before sailing to Brazil on September 12 and hoped to go to Eritrea immediately upon returning.
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Marconi
Genoa
Italy
Guglielmo Marconi
Brazil
Rome
Mussolini
East Africa
Eritrea
Emperor Haile Selassie Rules Out Peace Talks With Italy
Emperor Haile Selassie declared to an AP correspondent that peace is unacceptable while any Italian troops remain on Ethiopian soil. He praised Britain's stand against humiliation and urged readiness as Ethiopian forces reinforce northern and southern fronts against the Italian invasion.
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James A. Mills
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
England
League
Dedjazmatch
Fita Ourari
Arusi
Haile Selassie
Eritrea
King of Kings
Dessye
Makale
Aduwa
Italy
Steel magnate says higher wages won’t help industry
Ernest T. Weir, chairman of National Steel Corp, told reporters that wage increases cannot be absorbed by the steel industry now without raising prices and hurting business. He noted the need for a broader business upswing before higher weekly pay becomes feasible, contrasting with wage-boost demands from Jones and Laughlin and American Sheet and Tin Plate. Weir recalled leading a 1933 15 percent general rise, and said current mills’ average wages are near 1929 peak levels.
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Pittsburgh
Ernest T. Weir
Eee Weir
Ational Steel Corporation
Jones and Laughlin
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
United States Steel
Weir
Iron and Steel Institute
Woman in Red Anna Sage Loses Deportation Appeal
Chicago October 17 Mrs Anna Sage known as the woman in red in the Dillinger case lost her habeas corpus appeal against deportation. Judge John P Barnes ordered her remanded to immigration officials. Federal agents say she led Dillinger into the trap where he was shot by G men and police last summer. She faces deportation to Romania on two charges of running a disorderly house in Indiana.
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Chicago
Anna Sage
Dillinger
John P. Barnes
Barnes
Miners Leader John Owens of Cambridge Named President
John Owens a one-legged former mine worker from Cambridge Ohio becomes president of the Ohio Mine Workers Association. He succeeds Percy Tetlow of the Guffy Coal commission and has held roles in the Cambridge union sub-district vice presidency and as an international organizer before his election. Owens lost his leg in a 1906 mine accident.
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O. John Owens
Cambridge, O
Ohio Mine Workers Association
Percy Tetlow
Roosevelt
Guffy Coal Commission
Owens
Cambridge Union
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