Bonus Bill Enacted Over Roosevelt Veto In 1930s Vote
Congress enacted the Edward Baby Bond Bonus by decree payable on demand with funds to be available June 15. The Harrison compromise bonus survived veto and was upheld in both chambers, led by a 76 to 19 Senate vote and 24 to 61 House tally, with 57 Democrats, 16 Republicans, and 3 Radicals voting for. Treasury will need 2.5 million dollars and veterans administration 5 million to expand staff. seven million interest calculations are anticipated. The royal funeral of King George V is marked by two minutes of silence and full ceremony at Windsor, with King Edward VIII in admiral’s dress and Norman Davis representing the United States.
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London
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Canterbury
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Norman Davis
Smith Attacks Roosevelt Aides as New Deal Conservative Leader
Alfred E. Smith criticizes the Roosevelt administration at the American Liberty League dinner in Washington, signaling his role as a leading conservative figure among New Dealers. Proposals from Majority Leader Robinson and counterstatements from Richberg and Haidreth frame the partisan debate over the 1932 Democratic platform and response to progressive policy.
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American Liberty League
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Cleveland
Roosevelt
Smith
Joseph T. Robinson
Senate
Donald Richberg
Melvin D. Haildreth
National Progressive League
Richberg
Sarraut Cabinet Leads France Seeks Strong League Stand
Albert Sarraut becomes premier as France forms a cabinet expected to endure until spring elections. Pierre-Etienne Flandin serves as foreign minister, with Joseph Boncour in league affairs, Regnier retained as finance minister, and Laval policy shifted toward a firmer League stance.
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Albert Sarraut
Italy
League of Nations
Laval
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Joseph Paul Boncour
Mussolini
Sarraut
Regnier
France
Flandin
London
George
Paris
Leaders Plan Exodus From Germany by World Jewry
In St Louis leaders of world Jewry announce a plan for a second exodus from Germany. Sir Herbert Samuel states a method will be formed to emigrate at least 100000 of the German Reich's about 480000 Jews. A fund of about 15000000 dollars by English and American Jews will finance the effort. Refugees seek haven in Palestine with others to America Canada England and Europe where anti Semitic restrictions are lax.
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Germany
Herbert Samuel
National Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds
German Reich
Palestine
America
Canada
England
Morro Castle Case Convictions in New York Court
In New York by judge Jory a guilty verdict is returned against Captain William F. Warms and three co defendants for criminal negligence in the Morro Castle disaster that killed 134 people near Asbury Park on September 8 1984. Co defendants include Eben Starr Abbott chief engineer Henry BE Cabaud executive VP of New York Cuba Mail Steamship and the New York Cuba company itself. Survivors testified officers delay in sending an SOS and attempts to investigate the fire by Abbott are noted.
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Six Army Flyers Die in Honolulu Plane Collision
Six Army pilots were killed when two Army planes collided during night formation flying above the Hawaii military air base near Honolulu. Two crew members bailed out and survived. The dead include Lieut. William G. Beard, 28, of San Francisco, pilot. Staff Sergeant Bernard F. Jablonowsky, 33. and Private John n, of Chicago.
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Hawaii Military Air Base
William . G. Beard
San Francisco
Bernard F. Jablonowsky
John N
Chicago
Death of G W Wickersham and Hoover Commission figures
The obituary notes George W. Wickersham of New York former United States attorney general during the Taft era died at seventy seven from heart disease in a taxicab. He chaired the Hoover Commission formed in 1929 to study prohibition and law enforcement. its reports urged repeal or modification of the eighteenth amendment, while leaving a mixed public record amid much controversy.
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George’ W. Wickersham
New York
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Hoover Commission
Commission
Cumming to retire as surgeon general February first
R Hugh S. Cumming announced plans to resign as surgeon general of the United States public health service on February 1 after long service since 1894 and four terms at its head. His era saw quarantine reforms, preimmigration exams, a leprosarium and narcotic farms, eight marine hospitals, and worldwide plague and yellow fever control. President Roosevelt reportedly may appoint Dr. Thomas H. Parran Jr., New York state health commissioner, as successor.
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Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Nat Hons
Washington
Roosevelt
Thomas H. Parran, Jr
New York
Hoyt study: relief program costs to hold steady
Kendall K. Hoyt reports in the Analyst that a federal relief mix centered on work relief CCO and public works costs roughly the same as the prior fourfold plan. He says there is little chance of reducing federal spending and that about 3 billion dollars will be spent for recovery and relief in the year ending June 30 1986, maintaining the WPA and CCO level of 3.5 million workers.
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Egypt Premier Nessim Pasha Resigns Amid Crisis
Nessim Pasha resigns as premier of Egypt after anti-British riots since November 13 and a London backed ultimatum on a new Anglo Egyptian treaty. King Fuad I accepts the cabinet resignation as Egypt faces pressure from throne British residency nationalists and patriots.
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Premer Nessim Pasha
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London
Radio and stage legends in Hollywood gossip and reflections
The column blends memories of John Gilbert Greta Garbo and Roxy, noting their loves and radio fame. It catalogs stars like Jessica Dragonette Ernc Rapee Evelyn Herbert James Melton and Eugene Ormandy, with gossip about Greta Garbo Katherine Hepburn Shirley Temple and Bette Davis. It also mentions Lili an Emerson and Gable’s past on air.
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Capitol Theater
New York
Jessica Dragonette
Frank Black
Ernc Rapee
Evelyn Herbert
James Melton
Frederick Peerce
John Boles
Bette Davis
Lillian Emerson
Clark Gable
Shanghai Market Place for Half of China Opens Link
A new 180 mile highway between Shanghai and Hangzhou links the seaport to the Yangtze basin, home to roughly 200 million people. The National Geographic bulletin notes Shanghai’s mix of East and West, its cosmopolitan Bund, and rapid modern building while preserving Oriental quarters in Nantao and Chapél. The International Settlement governs American British Japanese and Chinese areas with a 15 member council. the French concession runs its own administration.
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Hangchow
Yangtze Basin
Washington
D. C
National Geographic Society
China
Yangtze
Oriental
Nantav
Whangpoo Flats
Chapél
Nantao
Particu
International
Honey Boosts Wound Cleaning in Hamburg Trials
In Hamburg Germany doctors tested honey for wound care at Ted Cross hospital over six months. Honey cleans badly soiled wounds but does not hasten healing. Researchers combine cod liver oil with honey to both cleanse and promote faster healing.
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Pliny
In & Ted Cross
Hamburg
Germany
Science Service
Doctors' Liquid Laxative Advice For Constipation Relief
Doctors recommend using liquid laxatives like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to relieve constipation. By starting with a small dose and gradually reducing it, the bowels regain natural function without forming a habit. The preparation contains senna and cascara and is suitable for children.
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Dr. Caldwell
Watch Your Posture Health Guide from Rex Beach and Dr Green
Advice from Rex Beach via Cosmopolitan and Dr Stanley Green links posture to overall health. Improper posture crowds and displaces organs and may trigger ailments. key tips include sitting with weight on the pelvis base, avoiding foot sitting, and bending from the hips. Standing, keep weight on both legs with a straight head and feet aligned.
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Rex Beach
Cosmopolitan
Stanley Green
Not Even One No Household Is Big Enough for Two Selfish People
A short message argues that a single home cannot tolerate two selfish occupants. It emphasizes the need for fairness and harmony in shared living spaces.
Beware Coughs From Common Colds That Hang On
A short advertisement claims Creomulsion helps clear stubborn coughs from colds and promises fast relief. It emphasizes efficacy for lingering phlegm and positions the product as a remedy to restore health.
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