NRA Revision Still Puzzle Washington March 13
Donald Richberg told the Senate finance committee that many service trade codes could be dropped while keeping 75 percent of workers under the Blue Eagle. He listed 17 service trade codes covering about 3 million employees, including barber shops laundries hotels and restaurants advertising real estate and beauty shops.
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Washington
NRA
Donald Richberg
Senate Finance Committee
Richberg
Harrison
Mississippi
National Emergency Council
Strict Nazi Rules On Jews Revealed
Berlin report notes that physicians in the Reich approved to practice under sickness insurance are labeled Aryan with periods, Jews with commas, and mixed couples with vericolons. Non Aryan doctors who served in WWI or practiced before 1914 are admitted under new law. Police orders at Angermuende push preferential treatment for Jewish organizations training youth in farming or artisanship in Palestine.
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Berlin
Reich
Angermuende
Palestine
Lady Astor Considers Retirement Yet Refuses Defeat
Nancy Viscountess Astor indications she may retire from public life while signaling she will not quit under fire. She criticizes government handling of unemployment relief and defends standing in Plymouth seat despite Socialist jibes and Bevan criticism.
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London
Nancy Viscountess Astor
Virginia
House of Commons
Lady Astor
Aneurin Bevan
Unemployment Assistance Board
Labor
Plymouth
England
Langhorne
Alabama
Philadelphia
Steel Worker Held In Carthage Robbery
John Bratcher a 28 year old steel worker connected with Floyd and Raymond Hamilton in the February 4 Carthage Bank robbery was held on $20000 bond for the next Tyler federal court term. Bratcher identified by bank clerk Jack Cook and customer Charles Hudson as guard in the lobby while the Hamiltons looted the bank.
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Dallas
U.P
John Bratcher
Floyd
Raymond Hamilton
Carthage
Tyler
Bratcher
Jack Cook
Charles Hudson
Beckville
Hamilton Brothers
Senator Smith pushes renewal of 12 cent cotton loan seen as stabilizer
Washington reports that Senator Smith says the government will renew the 12 cent cotton loan for this year's crop, while Secretary Wallace and other officials emphasize no immediate change. The Commodity Credit Corporation has not discussed continuation and last year's loan was announced in August. Smith plans a Senate investigation into the cotton price drop while officials offer no concrete policy statement. A separate item notes Professor Shamanov in Moscow has invented a deep sea camera with an integrated TV.
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Washington
Smith
South Carolina
Wallace
Chester C. Davis
Commodity Credit Corporation
White House
Executive
AAA
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Professor Shamanov
Moscow
Russia
Oldtime Jurist Taken by Death
CARTHAGE March 14 Judge Thomas FE. Boren 85 former Texas legislator banker editor died here Tuesday Prominent in county state and National affairs Boren served two terms in the Senate and was one of the House under Governors Hoge and Culbertson He was the first chairman on Penitentiaries in the state and the first official to visit the state reformatory at Gatesville
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Thomas FE. Boren
Texas
Boren
Senate
House
Goverors Hoge
Culbertson
Gatesville
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Maas
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M.co
Ward
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Garden Club
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Polk St
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Rayon
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Savel
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