National Woman's Party Pledges Equal Rights Amendment Drive
The National Woman's Party completes campaign preparations for a constitutional equal rights amendment. The measure would prohibit sex based political civil or legal disabilities and can be enforced by Congress. It faces senate action led by Curtis and house action by Wess with three fourths state approval required. Wisconsin has already passed related legislation.
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National ‘Woman's Party
Senate
Curtis
Kansas
Wess
Ohio
United States
Congress
Woman's Party
Wisconsin
Federal Civil Aeronautics Plan Aims to Regulate Interstate Flights
A bill by Senator James Wadsworth to create a Bureau of Civil Aeronautics would regulate interstate and foreign air travel, license operations, and establish air routes and weather stations. The Manufacturers' Aircraft Association backs swift passage amid concerns over 1921 aviation accidents and fatalities.
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James W. Wadsworth, Sr
Senate Committee On Commerce
Manufacturers’ Aircraft
New York
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Manufacturers’ Aircraft Association
Civil Aeronautics
Department of Commerce
See &T
American Living Costs See U S Advantage in Global Study
The federal reserve board finds that while wages in the United States remain high, prices for goods are at record lows by comparison with Europe. Wholesale prices are about 41 percent above prewar levels here, while in countries like Italy and Germany they rise far more. The report says the United States is the cheapest country to live in, with Americans able to buy comforts and luxuries at lower costs than in many nations. A skilled American worker earns roughly double a German’s weekly for similar work.
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Federal Reserve, Board
America
Federal Reserve Board
Italy
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France
Germany
Sweden
Denmark
Japan
Australia
Canada
India
England
Incomplete text evokes patriotic center plan controversy
Fragmentary passage hints at a patriotic center plan and honorary citizenship by a notable figure. It mentions visitors and reception duties but lacks clear names, dates, or places to confirm full context or outcome.
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Tingulehied
Ahikeselub
Penny standards and old jokes in a clipped column
A fragmented column reports on children rejecting pennies for nickels and mentions related quips about gender roles and clergy. It then notes a London women magistrates class, a Wales versus England pun, and a coal discovery in the Philippines with long term supply potential, finishing with a note on Dutch education for girls fifty years ago.
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