Harmony Conference Signals Debate On Court Changes
Roosevelt to host three day Harmony Conference on Jefferson Island with about 300 representatives and 60 senators expected. Leaders plan to press for social legislation while court reform debate looms. crop insurance and wage hour issues feature among talks.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Robinson
Ark
Jefferson Island
Chesapeake
Wheeler
Montana
van Nuys
Indiana
Bailey
North Carolina
House
Representatives Cox
Georgia
Lamneck
Ohio
Rep
Maverick
Texas
Senate Aready
Senate Labor Committee
Labor standards board discretion debated in hearings
Gene Ahern notes three weeks of testimony on labor standards board powers. Congress approved a railroad retirement act to pension aged and disabled rail workers but presidential signature pending. Senate approved a $663,000,000 peacetime army appropriation, with Frazier calling the fund for war. House and Senate bills to be reconciled.
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Posal
Labor Standards Board
Congress
Senate
Frazier
N. D
House
Marcia confronts career snags and marital tensions in city
In a tense scene Marcia schemes to meet Ellen at Musso's to discuss her ruined reputation after quitting Acme. Ellen reveals strain in her marriage to Tony as suspicion grows about infidelity, and Marcia faces a tense balance between independence and dependence on Sandy.
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Lona’ von Brecht
Marcia
Sandy
Lona
Tony
Ellen
Acme
Musso’s
Aicme
Ossip
Woman Whose Victory Over Him Affects Tony’s Trial
Marcia contemplates Ellen’s misery and Tony’s faithfulness amid jealousy and rumors of party life. Ellen clings to marriage and happiness, while Lena mentions Tony’s apparent contentment, prompting Marcia to hope he will settle down with valid reasons.
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Lena von Bercht
Tony
Ellen
Marcia
Vision defects rise with age in the United States
A survey notes that at age 40 about half of Americans have defective vision and by age 70 this climbs to 95 percent. The figures highlight the escalating impact of aging on eyesight and the public health implications.
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United States
Nash LaFayette 400 Draws Driver Back to Big Car Class
A driver explains choosing the Nash LaFayette 400 for its surprisingly low price, saying it cost only a few dollars more than an All Three car and that he had no complaints, preferring to return to the big car class as faster times come back.
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Ellen
Acme
Abe
Marcia
Elien
Sandy
Marcela
Nash
Daily Crossword Puzzle 14 Across Word List
Puzzle clue grid shows across and down hints for a historical daily crossword puzzle. Items include weathered phrases such as Free wind lacking roguish moisture and various directional hints like beside and opposite sheltered of in from the puzzle grid.
Schools Hold Key to Youth Unemployment Says Coffman
Dr. Lotus D. Coffman, president of the University of Minnesota, told the Parent-Teacher Institute at the University of Alabama that American schools hold the answer to youth unemployment. He warned against prolonged relief and opposed camps as a solution, urging education and broader programs.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
June HA
Lotus D. Coffman
University of Minnesota
University of Alabama
Coffman
Poison Scene Sparks Panic at General Hospital
Ellen lies unconscious after taking poison as Tony pleads frantically for Marcia to rush to the General Hospital. Ellen’s calm departure contrasts with the current crisis as the case unfolds.
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Ellen
Tony
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