Police chiefs rally for wartime crime drive aims
Washington date given reports a conference on policing and crime control led by the Attorney General. Delegates from 88 organizations discuss creating a clearinghouse for issues, training two police officers to start a curriculum, and surveying crime problems including firearms regulation.
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Washington
West Point
Cummings
Joftin
Scott M. Loftin
American Bar Association
Justice Department
J. Jeston Allen
Boston
Rearms
John F. Shindler
New York
Cotton Act Referendum Votes Under Bankhead Act Fate
Farmers face referendum on continued Bankhead act for 1935 36 with two thirds needed. Absentee voting not allowed in Georgia, landowners must vote in their county in person. South Carolina has already approved continuance with amendments. Secretary Akewire backs three amendments to remove inequities and add an appeal system.
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Washington
Ling
Houston County
United States
Georgia
Harry L. Brown
State Agricultural Extension Service
AAA
South Carolina
Wallace Akewire
Crooked Lawyers Draw Fire From Bar Group Delegate
A debate over lawyers' integrity features praise for the profession and sharp criticism of crooked practitioners. Louis C. Cohane of Detroit, a delegate from the American Bar Association, counters that the number of crooked lawyers is infinitesimal.
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Louis C. Cohane
Detroit
American Bar Association
Eagle Want Ad Promotion Encourages Small Spending
Local readers are urged to place a small paid Eagle want ad to save on purchases or services. The notice promotes affordable classified ads as a way to reach buyers quickly.
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Eagle
Secrecy Rules Explained for Saar Plebiscite
The Saar plebiscite commission issued strict rules to ensure a secret vote with registered voters using private booths. Ballots are handed to the committee chair and counted by neutral tellers under League of Nations oversight. Penalties include prison terms for disclosure attempts, with international patrols en route and British troops in France ahead of the vote.
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Saarbruecken
Commission
League of Nations
International Force
France
J. BE
Brind
England
Bank Vault Withstands High Explosive Charge
A gang of robbers using high explosives wrecked the Adelphi Banking Company interior in Adelphi Ross county waking 400 villagers. The bandits cut telephone wires terrorized residents then escaped after the blast early today.
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Circleville, O
Adelphi Banking Company
Adelphi
Ross County
White House Pressure Over Labor Dispute Hits Newspapers
The National Labor Relations Board ruled it could take jurisdiction in newspaper labor disputes. It ordered the San Francisco Call-Bulletin to reinstate Dean Jennings, a rewrite man who says he resigned due to his American Newspaper Guild activities. If Jennings is not rehired within 10 days or a valid reason given, the paper faces Blue Eagle removal and possible legal action.
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Richberg
Francis Biddle
San Francisco Call-Bulletin
Dean
Jennings
American Newspaper Guild
Blue Eagle
Blackwell Smith
NRA
Labor Board Case Sparks Code Change Debate
The Call Bulletin argues the Labor Relations board taking over the case constitutes a code change, while publishers contend the code requires their consent for amendments. The dispute centers on who governs the rules applied to the labor matter.
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The
Call-Bulletin
Labor Relations Board
Chest Colds Won’t Hold You Back Fight Them Fast
Creomulsion offers seven advantages in one to combat coughs and colds. It’s powerful yet harmless and pleasant to take. No narcotics. Your druggist will refund your money on the spot if your cough or cold isn’t relieved.
Baruch board reviews war profits fix and price stabilization plan
The War Policies Commission urged Congress to authorize presidential power to stabilize prices during war and later adjust them to curb inflation while protecting government use of private property. A constitutional amendment to tax profits at 95 percent was proposed but now viewed as unnecessary. Chairman McSwain plans a bill to remove profits from war without broad amendment, citing Supreme Court liberal stance. Moscow libraries hold 2,152 branches with 42 million books and 3,147,106 registered readers.
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Baruch Board
War
Congress
War, Department
War Policies Commission
Vandenberg
Michigan
Swanson
Commission
McSwain
South Carolina
House Military Affairs Committee
Supreme Court
Moscow
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