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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1933

Page

2

Near Break In Struggle Between Capital and Labor

Washington reports representatives of Capital and Labor nearing an open break as William Green of the AF of L and Donald Richberg urge wage fairness under NRA codes. Richberg warns profits sharing is needed for stability and prosperity while Green cites agency influence and potential charter recalls. Direct action to curb profiteering and enforce jobs for the unemployed is planned by Roosevelt aides as coal code talks continue.

Green Washington Wall Street NRA Roosevelt Hugh Johnson Agricultural Adjustment Administration George N. Peek Peek Fred C. Howe The Agricultural Administration Rerris Swenstringer White House Recovery Administration John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America William Feeney Charleroi Lewis Union Payette Green County Fayette County Consumers’ Advisory Board Arthur D. Whiteside Consumers Board

University Extension Sees Rise in Demand and New Plans

George B. Zehmer reports growing requests for extension work from varied groups including recent graduates parents and nontraditional students. Initiatives include cooperative teaching with state colleges rural and urban courses last year 797 enrolled home study options guidance from other agencies and planned directed reading for recent high school graduates with special assignments.

Nance George B. Zehmer

Ohio law requires seats for female workers in businesses

An Ohio statute mandates that every place of business employing females must provide a seat for each female employee and allow her to use the seat when not engaged in her duties. The seat must be a fixture and not obstruct workers’ duties.

Ohio

Farm income seen rising in 1933 over 1932 says bureau

The Bureau of Agricultural Economics projects gross farm income for 1933 to exceed 1932 with about 6.1 billion dollars from crop sales and livestock gains. It notes weaker crops yet price improvements and livestock trends may lift totals, while demand and marketings shape the year.

Bureau of Economics Bureau of Agricultural Econoics Bureau of Bureau Agricultural Adjustment Administration the Bureau

Beer License Sales Rise Beyond Early Forecasts

State Tax Commissioner C. H. Morrisette raised his forecast for beer license issuances. Initial estimate was 1,500 licenses. now expected to reach at least 3,000 with about 2,800 retailers. Cash receipts from 1,400 licenses issued total $8,480. projected total approaches $19,000.

C. H. Morrisette

Virginia Opens Drive For Working Program Statewide

Governor Pollard launches a big public works push to remove workers from relief roles and return prosperity. The plan combines the state advisory board and planning commission to run a sales campaign and urges 100 percent Roosevelt cooperation while awaiting a ruling on a potential $16 million highway appropriation. Col James A. Anderson backs a 45 cent hourly wage for federal projects.

Pol Public Works Advisory Board State Advisory Board State Planning Commission Jay W. Johns Virginia Roosevelt Morton L. Wallerstein Planning Commission Pollard James A. Anderson

Labor and Wages Under NRA Debate Cited

A speaker argues that current labor and materials costs offset 45 cents per hour and criticizes a 30 hour maximum as insufficient to sustain a decent living. He cites Col. H. M. Waite on reviving purchasing power and the NRA’s role in boosting workers’ standards.

NRA Col. H. M. Waite

Ashley's Transfer Hauling Ad

E. F. Ashley's Transfer Hauling offers local and short distance moves day and night. Furniture and other storage. Office at Kent and Water Street. Phone 589. Dates listed 9 8 11 13 15 18 with two cents.

Kent and Water

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