Social Security payroll tax sparked debate and hope
The piece discusses the 1 percent payroll tax for unemployment compensation, state lag in enacting supporting laws, and proposals to hold early funds in trust. It notes widespread public interest, court challenges, and the potential life change as Social Security begins, highlighting a shift in attitudes toward old age security.
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National Treasury
Congress
Laggard
State Supreme Court
England
Desire for Death Ends by State Hangs Man in San Quentin
Albert Walter Jr. was executed by hanging at San Quentin Prison for the silk stocking murder of Blanche Cousins in San Francisco. The inmate sought death and mental peace through legal execution, which the state granted today.
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San Quentin Prison
Albert Walter, Jr
Blanche Cousins
San Francisco
Old Bar Room to Host Boston Court Sessions
The old bar room of the closed Young's Hotel will serve as the temporary site for civil and criminal sessions of Boston municipal court during the construction of a new courthouse.
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FS Court
Boston
Young's Hotel
Boston Municipal Court
Coronans to Join Forty and Fight Initiation at San Dimas
Three Coronans are among veterans to be initiated into Forty and Fight in a tri county program at San Dimas Nec. 7. John Hull Herbert Wreot and Tarey Armtrong will participate. Plans were complete December 1. The locomotive and freight car will travel to San Dimas for a parade before the program Riverside county Forty 2nd Eight will perform the third degree of the initiatory ritual.
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Coronans
Forty
San Dimas Nec
John Hull
Herbert Wreot
Tarey Armtrong
Dee 1
Vonture
San Dimas
Riverside County
Hawaii Baby Milk Shortage Sparks Fears of Deaths
Edward F. M. Grady, Assistant Secretary of Labor, arrived from the northwest and began talks to solve the Hawaiian food shortage. Honolulu officials fear for babies as canned milk nears exhaustion.
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San Francisco
Edward F. M.grady
Northwest
Ely
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Islands
Eastern Strike Improves as Partial Settlement Reached
The eastern maritime strike shows slight gains with a partial settlement with long shoremen. The French liner Chamoulain was partly unloaded after a boycott response. French officials suspend the France boycott of American vessels temporarily. If not lifted, strikers plan to boycott the Normandie on its arrival next Monday.
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New York
France
Normandie
Auto plants face shutdown amid Detroit strikes
Auto plants must close unless strikes end. Midland Steel Co. with 1900 employees is on strike, reducing steel frame supply for Lincoln Zephyr and Chrysler factories. Ohio glass plants also strike, affecting car production nationwide.
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Detroit
Midland Steel Co
Lincoln-Zephyr
Chrysler
Ohio
Police search homes for war data in Brussels
Belgian secret police swept Brussels homes looking for Spanish Civil War mobilization data amid reports Loyalists were recruiting in Belgium. Authorities seized papers and conducted warrantless searches.
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Brussels
Belgium
Secret Police
Cutter to Pick Up Ill Sailor From Freighter Hollywood
A U S Coast Guard cutter will rendezvous with the freighter Hollywood about 200 miles south of San Diego to transfer a sailor reported too ill for air travel. The operation aims to airlift the patient if possible after pickup.
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San Diego
Coast Guard
Hollywood
Girl Confesses Murder of Father in Watsonville
Eighteen year old Merie Gendett confessed she shot and killed her father George Spencer in Watsonville. Authorities say the motive was years of family abuse reported by neighbors. Also reported today in Orlando Florida doctors gave up hope for Joe Tinker near death. Tinker, famed Cubs star, is gravely ill.
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Watsonville
Merie Gendett
George Spencer
Orlando
Fla
Joe Tinker
Tinker
Chicago Cubs
Riverside Peace Officers Meet at Palm Springs
The Riverside County Peace Officers Association held its regular monthly meeting at the Desert Inn in Palm Springs with 250 to 300 officers and guests. The event included dinner, entertainment, and a talk by Judge O K Morton on legal traps. A pistol shoot and special events crowned Imperial county officers with top honors and Slim Carwile placed fourth. Shirley Temple and Tom Mix joined the gathering at the Inn.
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Desert Inn
Palm Springs
Peace Officers Association
Imperial County
Ben White
Riverside
Shirley Temple
Tom Mix
Shirley
O. K. Morton
Stavcom Court
C. Carwile
Slim
FDR Returns From South America Aims for Hemisphere Unity
President Roosevelt travels off the Brazilian coast en route home from a South American visit. He seeks a united front against Spanish wars in the Western Hemisphere and will proceed by train to Washington after calling at Charlestown South Carolina. The Indianapolis and Chester cruisers accompany him. An estimated one third of the town population gathered to see him.
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Chester
Roosevelt
Brazil
South America
Charlestown
South
Caroling
Washington
Indianapelis
Tan Ooo
Reenactment of NRA Proposed by Midwest Labor Officials
Eight midwestern labor commissioners debated reviving a constitutional national labor program tied to the "blue eagle" as the only way to restore gains for workers. Wradetz of the Western Industrial Commission praised the NRA as just beginning and achieving potential before its demise.
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Chicago
Blue Eagle
NRA
Wradetz
Western Industrial Conmission
Midwest Conference of Labor Commissioners
Poultry Show Opens in Norconian Grounds Exhibition
The third annual Poultry Show of the Nor Valley Breeders Association opened this morning at the Norconian exhibition building. Birds and rabbits compete for prizes. judges include A. G. Goodacre and Loring Isrk. Prizes awarded Sunday evening. Special music, auto displays, and door prizes accompany the event open to the public. Lunch served by the American Legion Auxiliary.
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Noreo Valley Breeders’ Association
Nuoreo Chamber of Commerce
Rex B. Clark
de. U. S. Sieds
Corona
Hoover's Garage
Graham Bros
W. A. Cropper
Hooker’s Garage
Corona Investment Co
Corona Dunker's
Sherman Institute
Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary
New Streamlined Train Strikes Car Near Layton
A streamlined train struck a passenger automobile near Layton Utah. The impact sent the bumper off the car but the remainder remained undamaged. No injuries reported and the incident prompted a brief investigation by local authorities.
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Layton
Utah
Townsend Prefers Jai to Fine in Contempt Plea
The white haired Persian leader Townsend, indicted in Washington, argues the contempt charges stem from a hearing aimed at a pension movement, not information seeking. He says conviction would not change his feelings and that no money was taken beyond expenses.
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Washington
Br. Townsend
Congress
Phen
Gavone
Themesn Congress
Tor Townsend Sid
Jefferson PTA Potluck Dinner Opens Holiday Event
Sixty five parents attended the Jefferson school potluck dinner and business session of the Jefferson P T A. Mrs Parktrdirte presided and plans were made to cooperate with other associations on stamps. Harold Dearson and Richard performed violin pieces. Principal Frank Bishop and G Lee Opten spoke on curriculum and study choices. Miss Margaret Smith invited all to the school Christmas program on December 17.
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Jefferson Cchool
Jefferson Parent- Teacher Association
Prarktrdirte
Ocharive
Damier High Or Chestra Phiyes
Tlarold Dearson
Hiss
Richard
Frank Bishop
G. Lee Opten
Margaret Smith
Jefferson School
Fire alarm after burning old papers in vacant lot
A local businessman burning oil papers and rubbish in a vacant lot near the intersection of Vews, Main, Ramona, Wirth and Sixth streets triggered an alarm. Fire department services were not needed as no fire was found.
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Main
Ramona
Wirth
Sixth Streets
Incendiary Bombs Fall on Madrid City Struck by Bombing
Incendiary bombs dropped by rebel forces struck Madrid causing widespread fires. In the Rosales district on Marques de Urquijo street five men and three women were killed, while many others were buried in a ruined apartment. About a dozen fires spread through the Arguelles district as the bombardment continued.
Boy Choir to Give Concert on Sunday
Under the direction of John Larry Trier the junior high school Boy Choir will present a Sunday afternoon program at vesper hour. The set opens with sacred songs in four parts followed by Christmas pieces and concludes with Negro spirituals. The venue seats parents and friends who wish to hear the boys without missing church services.
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John Larry Trier
Amastesso
Elise
Trig
Norco Man Elected Poultry Group Head
Winters of Norco was elected chairman of the Poultrymen's Cooperative Association district. Other officers include elmer Wennedy as vice chairman and Mrs. Sarah ery o of Riverside as secretary. Mrs. Warrene Andersen of Cao ronda presided and introduced J. P Hertel who presented poultry pictures from eastern and western states. Loring Lane of Noreo, a director, and Mr. Winters spoke on the association's needs and benefits to poultrymen.
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Elmer
Wennedy
Sooovhairman
Sarahery O
Riverside
Warrene Andersen
Caoronda
Chuuriiar
Hit Oevening
J. P Hertel
San Bernardino
Weather forecast for Southern California tonight through Saturday
Lowering clouds and thunder are expected with possible showers tonight or tomorrow. Last night’s rain measured 0.03 inch, adjusting the season total. Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight and Saturday with frost inland and moderate northwest winds offshore.
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Coron
California
World News Highlights From The Independent Daily
The Independent presents a late United Press digest with concise global briefs designed to complement earlier editions. It delivers a condensed survey of major events and developments from around the world for quick reader briefing.
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World News
Independent Daily
United Press
The
Independent
King Faces Crucial Decision Over Wallis and Crown
London reports Prime Minister Baldwin and Parliament forcefully reject Wallis Simpson's bid to marry King Edward VIII. Paris notes Mrs Simpson heads toward Cannes as constitutional crisis looms. Britain,–Dominions split on royal marriage. call to abdication in event of union.Royalists brace for potential throne crisis amid a faltering monarchy.
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Fanless
Baldwin
Wallis Simpson
Tls
Railwin
House of Conan
Ingrand
Snot
Mrs. Simpson
Tea
Paris
France
Villa of Friends
Cannes
Riviera
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Ruen
United Press
Dondon
Edward VII
Simpson
New Zealand
South Africa
Canada
India
Trish Free State
Kingdward VIII
Stanley Baldwin
Britain
Ifa
George
Swift
Rotarians Dine At Norconian In Corona Meeting
Corona Rotary club members met at The Norconian for a luncheon program by Pf Chadwick of Los Angeles former sales manager of the North Corona Toimd company. The event highlighted the Norconian visit and a forthcoming report on Chadwick's talk.
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Corona Rotary Club
Norconian
Chiehy Pf Chadwick
Los Angdes
Mie North Corona Toimd Company
Eas Cuest
Tmany
Raver Club
Noreoe
Noakderote Beroume
Citrus Prices in New York Market December 4
Newswire report shows 13 car loads of Navels and 6 car loads of lemons received. Navel market dull and lower with prices from 2.20 to 3.44 for off colored stock, steady for the balance. Lemon market steady on good stock but dull for the balance with prices around 2.10 to 2.00.
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New York
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