Division of Production and Transportation in Interstate Trade
Attorney General Gregory urges sweeping changes to the interstate commerce framework to end railroad production roles and extend shutdown powers. Proposes amendments to prohibit railroads from producing or selling produced goods, strengthens neutrality laws, expands warrants, and targets monopolies. notes several key cases reaching the Supreme Court and ongoing probes. The report also highlights weaknesses in criminal law for arms embargo enforcement and addresses white slave indictments tied to marriage cases amid wartime neutrality concerns.
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White House Winter Socials Announced For 191? Diplomats
The White House released the winter social calendar with a sequence of events to run from December to February. Cabinet and judicial receptions, diplomatic dinners, and congressional and Army Navy gatherings are planned to place dignitaries, including entente and teuton diplomats, in formal settings before inauguration.
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White House social life and invitation limits described
A historical account details Washington society at the White House, noting invitation limits tied to capacity, the social secretary’s role, and a reception open to many not government connected. It recounts the cabinet and diplomatic dinners, the popular army and navy reception, and the era’s large New Year crowds, plus notable handshaking anecdotes.
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Congress
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Navy
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Sagittarius Tuesday Horoscope of 1941 Predictions
Early today Venus rules kindly but later Jupiter and Saturn are adverse. Investments should be delayed and bonds or securities are risky. Woolen merchants may see profits from unforeseen conditions. Women’s fortunes look good but beware of speculative ventures. The piece notes President Wilson and rising interest in theater, with a forecast of a strong West influence and bold social trends.
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Death of Oscar Samuelson After Long Injury Battle
Chicago reports the death of Oscar Samuelson who suffered a broken back for over 16 years while at a south side hospital. He was hurt while employed by the federal reclamation service in Cody Wyoming and was brought to Chicago for care. A congressional debate on government coverage of his medical expenses has a bill pending, introduced by Congressman Fred Britton.
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Oscar Samuelson
Horth Side
Congress
Samuelson
Federal Reclamation Service
Cody
Wy0
Fred Britton
Padlocks on pockets guard tips in public workplaces
A padlocked pack system would require workers in public places to share tips with employers. The device envisions coins patented for use by persons employed in public spaces, distributing earnings as a shared gratuity. The idea prompts debate over fairness and practical implementation.
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Government report urges steadier farm production to cut living costs
The 1913 1929 era agricultural review highlights efforts to lower living costs through increased production and better food distribution. It emphasizes beef, pork, sheep, and dairy trends, calls for stabilizing production, improved crop varieties, livestock emphasis, and broader staple crop areas to meet domestic and world needs while avoiding price swings. It notes progress in livestock marketing records and a proposed nationwide market news service.
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Washington
Houston
Congress
United States
American Business and Foreign Trade Convention in Pittsburgh
James A. Farrell calls for the fourth national foreign trade convention to be held in Pittsburgh January 25 26 and 27. The event, non political and co sponsored by local bodies, will discuss foreign markets protection of American trade cooperation in overseas commerce and the smaller manufacturer. Delegates will hear from officials and experts on tariff issues credit training and government plans to promote exports.
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John D. Ryan
New York
James A. Farrell
National Foreign Trade Councii
Pittsburg
United States
Farrell
State Department
Secretary of Commerce
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
W. W. Nichols
France
Willard Straight
American International Corporation
Senate
Stobert H. Patohin
National Foreign Trade Council
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Edward N. Hurley
Federal Trade Commission
America
C.K. McIntosh
California’ Bank
San Francisco
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American Manufacturers Export Association
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News Print Paper Inquiry to Start Today
Washington reports an inquiry into conditions affecting news print paper, including contract costs and profits of manufacturers, jobbers and publishers. The hearings will examine supply demand factors and potential remedies, with previous testimony alleging price collusion among producers.
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