Senate Group Cuts Relief Act Slightly
Washington AP A Senate appropriations subcommittee favorably reported a relief bill of about 1.055 billion dollars with national defense wording. The panel trimmed roughly 55 million from the house measure and kept bans on aid to aliens communists and Nazi members while requiring an oath of allegiance. A loan substitute funded some rural relief, and local government cost sharing for defense projects was dropped. The house approved 975.65 million for work projects remains, with eight month spending if needed.
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Jackson Will Issue Order Providing For Alien Fingerprinting
Washington AP reports the justice department will fingerprint all incoming aliens as a first step in tightening control over subversive activity The order will be issued by Attorney General Robert H Jackson once the immigration and naturalization service joins the justice department Fingerprints will be taken when applying for a visa and checked against foreign criminal records No congressional action is deemed necessary by Jackson despite a Senate committee approved bill
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Union President Backing Bioff Amid Pegler Controversy
William Bioff, Western leader of the Theatrical and Stage Employes' union, is praised as a great friend of labor by AFL International Alliance delegates in Louisville. George E. Browne defends Bioff against Westbrook Pegler criticisms while Bioff serves part of a six month sentence for a 18 year old pandering conviction. California studio unions urged him to stay on with the readership despite jail.
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Economic Preparedness Urged by Wallace in War Warning
Secretary Wallace warned that if England and France fall, the Americas would be next. He urged economic as well as military readiness and cautioned against heavy taxation that would curb civilian consumption while millions remain unemployed.
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