House May Pass Social Security Measure Today
Discussion in the Senate and House focuses on funding and administration costs for a new social security bill. Questions arise about county court feasibility, employee counts, salaries, and potential conflicts with public office rules. Debate includes limiting public assistance directors from office and state taking recipient property upon aid.
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Watts
Wayne
Oldham
Ohio
Costa
Hiner
Epillera
Senate
Spillers
Public Assistance Department
Democratic party split foreshadowed by walkout parade
President Farley drafts a campaign fund plan as Democrats debate rules to end two thirds and unit rules. Sen. Bennett Clark of Missouri will lead efforts to abolish the two niches Tule, a fight linked to the 1912 nomination. Paris of ballots and a Woodrow Wilson outcome are recalled, while Jeffersonian Democrats, New Deal factions, and figures like James A Read, Joseph Ely, and Royal Copeland appear in a parade signaling party rifts.
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Democratic Campaign Fund
Washington
London
Franklin, Jr
Sen
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Missouri
Baltimore
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
New York
James A. Read
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
Royal S. Copeland
Practically All Bonus Bonds in Hands of Vets
A June 16 survey shows 3,585,413 World War I veterans eligible for the soldiers bonus. Of 9,004,782 applications certified to the Treasury, 203,760 bonds and checks mailed to post offices. total payments reach about 1.6 billion dollars. New York leads in eligible payments with 228,126, followed by Los Angeles and San Francisco. officials aim to accelerate cashing 3 percent bonds as many veterans seek cash now.
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Washington
Universal Service
Morgenthau
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Veterans’ Administra i
New York
New York City
Hac
Los Angeles
Sao Fr
Ha- Han
Smith and Raskob discuss convention absence and Tammany ties
Alfred E. Smith plans to skip the Democratic convention to visit John J. Raskob in Delaware and return Monday. Tammany Hall factions back a cautious New Deal stance, while Farley’s patronage aims to influence mayors, governors, and party outcomes amid Lehman’s weak bid without Tammany backing.
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Smith
John J. Raskob
Delaware
Smith-Raskob
Raskob
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
Tammany
James A. Farley
Farley
Tam
Herbert H. Lehman
Housing Measure Passes in Senate
The Senate advances a housing bill proposing three years of federal aid with grants covering 45 percent of project costs and 60 year loans for the rest. Sen Wagner and Senate labor chair Walsh deny impact on private industry and claim the measure targets the low income group.
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D. N
Walsh
Senate Labor Committee
Presideny
Landon and Knox Campaign Plans Expanded
Goatspeed Chicago reports retired steel executive Hamilton plans to fly to New York to raise funds. The executive committee will hire a full time secretary, while promising a youthful leadership and new division heads. Hamilton notes Fletcher will be general counsel and Landon’s acceptance timing remains to be fixed.
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Tenn
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Ardmore
Okla
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St. Joseph
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Iduno
Earl Warren
Oniland
Calif
Charles D. Hilles
New
Goodspeed
Henry P. Fletcher
Gov. Landon
West Middlesex
Worthington Scranton
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Philadelphia
Kansas
Knox
Slaying of Jersey Inventor Solved
The Jersey inventor Moore aged 62 was slain in a quarrel with Gerhardt aged 45. Beatrice Moore daughter and college beauty contest winner identified Gerhardt as the suspect after footprints and bullet comparisons linked him to the crime. Police approached a slim man near Middletown mishandled rifle and fired before capture.
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Gerhardt
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Earl Hayer
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Centra
Lalysa
Beer Resolution Defeated in House Debate Over Beer Bill
A House session debated reconsidering the vote on a beer resolution. Delegates pressed for delaying actions while seeking broader gubernatorial scope, with Ribairden and Wysong arguing the move aims to to widen the governor call. Several members urged study and a committee to draft beer legislation before the regular session.
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Rairden
Lye
West Virginia
Ralph M. Hiner
Pendleton County
Mason County
George Oldgam
Demorat
Olie
Hinev
T. M. Underwood
Hoe
Inet
Hal Wus
Gover
Winer
Webster
Wey
Underwood
Pendleton
Amos
Bonus Checks Issued to 500
In rolook in the evening veterans were urged to surrender bonds to postmisters rather than bring them to Charleston. Bond holders from other towns gathered at post offices to secure their bonds. Delays could be avoided if veterans certified and mailed bonds from local postmasters to Charleston.
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Charleston
Mr. Suiteton
Samuel Warburton
Mersey
Liverpool
England
Hamiltons stale nominating speech flaws Landon push
A Cleveland voice recounts John Hamilton, Landon's campaign chair, delivering a long nominating speech after a tumultuous Republican convention. The critique highlights his failure to seize a unifying moment, attacks on Roosevelt, and missed chance to elevate the campaign with principled, noble rhetoric.
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John Hamilton
Luandon
Republican National Committee
Hamilton
Laukhed
Landon
Mr. Hamilton
United States
Republican Party
New York City
Roosevelt
Noblemen form charity job bureau amid pranks and scrapbooks
Photographs and interviews showcase a group of disinherited nobles launching a service to nobility. The head nobleman, calling himself the black sheep, says he has spent his inheritances and will donate his services with officers. Monthly dues of five dollars cover executive costs.
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Suriani
Que
Exposing 3000 masqueraders in New York crowds
The text notes 700 to 800 authentic persons in New York versus at least 3,000 masqueraders. It claims fakirs have prospered financially and socially by American gullibility and states a plan to expose them.
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