The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1937, Page 1

ie 8 Re tl re Ep rie : iy i. Hi ” ai ca waaay ayaa 7 ull ii 3 iy Ai HF alt i! af rr i th I allt in most dis- To add two or four instead of kx i i i id for employers as & two-thirds vote of the temperature. u w Wage and Hour Laws and Outlawing of Sitdown Strikes Is Anticipated Judiciary Measure (By the Associated Prees) Campaigns to enact wage and hour standards and to outlaw sitdown Sa ue ni Wg S The Weather Cloudy tonight, unset- tled .Wednesday; ris- Ing May Change President's ON IMPLICATION OF ing strikes appeared, imminent Tuesday in the turbulent congressional after- Washington, Apr. 13.—()—Senator| math to the supreme court’s valida- sustained suspense at the capitol. President Roosevelt, it was widely tution in the NRA and other deci- tion of the Wagner labor relations Democrats at Odds on How Rul- act, SPECULATION RIFE E 2 § a ion aign |. George Moris, a report of the Sal en tee ee income and outgo. said he had received a num- plies from governors but not of Expenditures it collected $1,362,848 during the/ploye minorities ani SHARE OF RELIEF IN MORI nO = taxes to nice mere the gap between fed- TO CARRY BIGGER |PR=2cT!0Ns_conruicrina About to Begin Curtailing three |day he was surveying on his own ini- on them a larger share of next year’s Supported Car But Not _— Kiddies relief burden, STATES MAY HAVE "13008 INBEER LEVIES cOLacTeD PRICE FIVE CENTS ih Hie = ris zt 3 z= : ail aE s cal ityl tas ue a: mt franchise’ Dakota Utilities com- the week co-opera- in the ee open of garbage pal noginnd Franchise ‘ ere , to ate ordered oft|1 gutters, ang May 1-8 Grant Utility peste Sieh ancroa ee ‘Babs gs ' : i ee gree ce A ie re slit hea ea : i ae iB 3 al if etl ail i il a g a3 hi 8 i ti iille HA st et i U i Ae ae Be a : salt ie idl aren ote it iu «Beall f i il ‘Wave t Be ae ti Fit : a a si Saal aye i ni ti ae eh i Le vi ie “itil, : i ie 2 tl te ake a ihe anne dtfza i HORE fire ‘thal Hi 7H a bt tel Rete eli Ha a i if i a nn officially set for }, was pledged the Remain Open ty Dads Sanct Clean:UpCamp the Montana-’ 1-8 by Talbott’s Death Will ments to Assist in Drive oe libata fone Fr Hil i Bismarck’s clean-up and paint-up Police, Fire and Street Depart- UTTERS THREAT OF JAILING SUOGE IS. AGAINST CHANGE aay tion of the police, street and fire de- partments by the board of city com- Pt omg colt ag eld bey or a fire hazard. sil fey WE i pei Tenth and that the) A fended Cc is of of th ant-consett. tion of How Reforms Are . to Be Accomplished -of rs Endangers Bilbao if subconsciously, ex- that eretaed rns Chairman the, senate and approved nance r) Curbs hems needed for the! Board of Directors Vacancy L the to peas upon qi the stabaahant 10 repoetere! “Of Lewis’ committee for In- ae Robinson Says Ashurst Pushes Bill Robinson's . statement gare after (Dem.-Aris,) of h membership ‘would be started soon| committee had’ asserted the ce Picture Market Bearish |CANADIANMINSTER |FDR'S LEUTENANTS tice No Excuse to Stop, © | ae. poley™ Recall Vote Scheme Tis Policemen Cited | For =e Animals x Peace Officers -. i | ee ect ental in lit Ha ua aa ve! Washington, to! Robinson, ay ee of the obdyear rub-| aut decisions “alferded new and. od nearby Bowmanville. the Roost oot svoesnanen BISMARCK, N. D., TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1937 ‘the United Rubber Workers, an Scan 1935 Returns ee ing to Become Economic Dictator of Two Nations Strikers as Long as Amer- " , dean Represents Them Oshawa, Ont., Apr. 13—()—A mor by Canada’s minister of labor Says Gilbreath; Auditors Premier Accuges Lewis of Hop-| Changing Opinion of Single Jus- Hepburn Refuses to Talk to! Jurist Sees Real Issue as Ques- OFFERS T0 MEDIATE | INDICATE DRIVE. ON SIRIKE AT OSHAWA) COURT IS NOT OVER Income Levy Law. ‘No Joke’ 24. AS DUNN'S AUDITOR Bonding _ Department . Warns That Officials Must Keep Their Accounts in Order . Debates Wagner Act’s Effect lockade Acceptan ‘Tuesday °> \ SSTABLISHED 1873 president “of, Remihgton-Rand, ino. oper is of “trial haf teaperttltsbngipe bad He=Can Expose ‘Local neon ca ‘all 80 antes, | rtsbreting law," -Onthes ‘HH. Rand - Nati BADWINSPOUCY. | English Shipping FOOD VESSELS ARE TIED'UP Demand. Government Wot] | Fall of} Loyalist Stronghold] All Supply Sources Tolerate Interference With Feared as Rebels Cut Off