Senate to Close Special Session with Nominations
Washington dispatch reports the 67th Congress extra session nears finish as the Senate plans to confirm upwards of 1,000 presidential nominations including Justice nominee Pierce Butler of Minnesota. House lawmakers focus on the Shipping bill while a filibuster blocks other measures.
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Alabama
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Pierce Butler
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Supreme Court
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Butler
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Judiciary Committee
Walter L. Cohen
New Orleans
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Hare
Justice Pitney
Birth Bonus for Children Demands by Professors Wives
Professor Holmes argues for government aid to families of high intelligence to encourage childbirth. He cites economic pressures on professor wives, notes low marriage rates among college women, and warns that encouraging childlessness risks breeding out national brain power. He cites Stanford and UC voices and urges policy action.
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Samuel J. Holsnes
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Louis Torman
Stanford University
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Dorothy Hare Bruce
Harold Bruce
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OH Beil
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Portant
Professor Holmes
Navy Lags in Strength as Policy Demands Rise
A Detailing of Admiral Coontz and Mr Denby’s findings shows the U S Navy below rival powers in cruisers destroyers and overall force. Budget limits cripple training fuel and maintenance while many projects are postponed due to cost. Even with aeronautics progress the fleet lacks sufficient personnel and modern bases abroad.
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Straits Issue Dominates Near Eastern Conference
Turks resist foreign capitulations as Ismet Pasha aligns with Angora for full sovereignty over the straits. Moscow backed moves threaten Romania and Bulgaria ports while Greece is sidelined after Athens executions. Allies push for a unified stance though Turkish insistence on autonomy risks derailing talks.
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Grover
Mexico
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Oyith
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Japan
Healy Slated for Governor General Controversy In Ireland
Readings from a partial letter describe the Irish Republican Army at Tubblin General Headquarters accusing the provisional Parliament army of war crimes against prisoners. The letter warns of drastic measures if rules of warfare are not observed and notes Labor leaders Johnston and Johnstone facing implications for party cooperation. Members of the provisional government prepare for possible attack and public statements.
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Corner Stone Laid for Church in Historic Ceremony
The cornerstone service featured Wally Botsford, Dr Bartholow and Dr Guigley, with a personal letter sealed in the brass receptacle. Clergy presided as the stone was laid and the ceremony ended with America sung and a Benediction by Dr. Jd. A building committee and trustees sat on the platform alongside visiting clerics. Attending group members included Joseph C. Catton, George Kun, Clayton Chaffee, Samuel Trar, W. M. Botsford, F. Mayes, Josef Leech, H. Harris Sr., and Ernest G. Cunningham.
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America
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George Kun
Clayton Chaffee
Samuel Trar
W. M. Botsford
Wf. C. Catton
Frank Mayes
Jogzept Leech
H. Harris
Ernest G. Cunnaingham
Paxton Union Withdraws Delegates Over Security Opinion
The Paxton Central Labor Union voted 65 to 84 to classify delegates with ties to the Labor Defence Council or allied groups as secet sionists and to instruct the unions they represent to withdraw those delegates' credentials. The decision follows recommendations from the executive board after a prior hearing.
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Paxton Central Labor Union
Labor Defence Council
Winds
Mayoral warning of coming shortage in fuel supply
Major Hylan warns of a forthcoming shortage and urges cooperation with state fuel commission to prevent disruption in domestic energy, amid hopes for substitutes during a potential blizzard and broader European turmoil affecting Turkey and allied tariffs.
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Meyer
Enepsdigers
Tuel Commission
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