Drastic extension would expand Old Age Insurance
The Social Security Advisory Council is expected to urge Congress and the President to widen coverage to about 2.6 million more workers and start monthly payments in 1940 or 1941. Proposals include extending to non profits seamen bank workers farm laborers and domestic servants with possible stamp tax collection and optional participation for self employed individuals.
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Social Security Advisory Council
Congress
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Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A short verse where an aging father reflects on family roles. He notes his daughters in law now prefer to shoulder tasks themselves, signaling a shift in family dynamics and respect for independence. The piece reads with rural, affectionate humor.
Garr Says Sister Not Slain By Gen Denhardt
Dr E S Garr says his sister Verna Garr Taylor was not killed by Brig Gen Henry H Denhardt. He claims Denhardt was in cahoots with her killer and says he has material evidence. Attorney General Hubert Meredith says there is not sufficient evidence for action.
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E. S. Garr
Louisville Times
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Henry H. Denhardt
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Denhardt
Taylor
Times
la Grange
Birnbach Admits Lying About Kidnap Payoff in Court
Fred W. Birnbach, international secretary of the American Federation of Musicians, admitted in a New York Supreme Court hearing that his earlier testimony claiming $50,000 had been paid for the safe return of a union official was false. The admission came after he testified under oath on the matter.
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INS
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American Federation of Musicians
Supreme Court
First Lady Guides Origin of New Dance the Eleanor Glide
In New York a dance origin story centers on Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt who endorses the Eleanor glide named for her. Mary Chaney and Edward Fox formed the move from polka mazurka and other steps and will debut it at a White House cabinet dinner Tuesday. Chaney, nicknamed Tiny, is a longtime Roosevelt guest and protégé.
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New York
INS
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Mary Chaney
Edward Fox
Roosevelts
First Lady praised as marvelous waltzer by Miss Chaney
Miss Chaney lauds the First Lady as a marvelous waltzer and says she taught her to waltz. An overcoat or snow suit offered for sale is advertised for cash through an inexpensive Gazette Want Ad.
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New Japanese North China Leader Named
TOKIO UFP reports Gen Sugi yama former war minister named to succeed Gen Juichi Terauchi as Japanese commander in chief in northern China announced Friday.
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UFP
Gen Sugiyama
Juichi Terauchi
China
Teen Paroled Nine Days Ago Re-Arrested for Penny Theft
Steve Lakos aged 17 was taken into custody Friday after being paroled nine days earlier from a reform school. He faces charges of pilfering pennies from a self service newspaper box in Chicago.
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Reformatary
Steve Lakos
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