California Pension Plan Sparks Uproar and Debate
A garbled retrospective discusses California pension schemes such as EPIC and Townsend Plan, noting political figures like Sheridan Downey and Frank Townsend, debates over weekly stamps and warrants, and mounting public skepticism amid war and economic strain. The piece ties pensions to broader political shifts and historic events.
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Fon Sinclair
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the Townsend
Sheridan Downey
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Watrege
San Francisco
Atherton
Peneioneer
Downey
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Alitornian
Cua
Brive Bullese
Fred Nat
Vronke Lane
Ballilves
Ammedialee
Ueleer
Amondmant
Wage Hour Law Debated Amid Industry Compliance Questions
The piece discusses wage and hour regulations affecting interstate commerce, employer compliance risks, and the role of Administrator Andrews in enforcing rules. It notes the tension between long-standing industry practices and new standards, with potential back wages if employers err in timing and scope. The article weaves in international commentary on Roosevelt, Hull, and European events to frame the era's broader concerns.
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Germany
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London
Neville Chamberlain
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Adolf Hitler
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Europe
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Popu Jersnan
Czechoslovakie
Ristig
New Timent
Berlin
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Arma Amin
Runcclad Pyatarn
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Andrews
Aila
Beverly Baxter
Corded Hull
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Dufiguijen
Ant Force Aa Corte
Uel
Tovee
Monluriyny
Wage Hour Law Administrator Faces Industry Cooperation Push
Washington editor William Bruckart reports on Administrator Andrew F. Andrews as he outlines enforcement aims for the new wage and hour act. He warns against cheating and vows federal oversight while urging cooperation from employers and workers to clean out bad actors and uphold fair pay rules.
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Roach cites 72 percent film plots drawn from newspapers
Film writer Be rial Roach reports that about 72 percent of current film themes are taken directly from newspaper content. He notes trends across genres including crime, letters to editors, love columns, editorials, and comic strips, and cites Corinne Grimm and Watty as examples of how press material shapes cinema.
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