Unemployment Legislation May Come From Townsend Inquiry
A House committee hearing on the Townsend old age revolv in pension movement probes Robert E. Clements income of 12 565 described as velvet. Clements admits extensing expense accounts and charges to Townsend, with total movement receipts near one million dollars since inception. He cites 1994 to 1946 inflow of 771 964 09 and estimates 190 000 in the first quarter. He reports a $6 100 salary from CARP plus $3 850 from Townsend during the year.
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Washington Committees Hear Townsend Plan Income Race
Delieade Treston-Cov reports Toffman seeks Tegal Tigh for ascend. $1,000,009 income race discussed. Foreign Moscow-Soviet border clashes and new processing invuy tax program info noted as global tensions rise.
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Toffman Seels Tegal
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Seralo
Tayene
Relief of Flood Sufferers Acted Upon Across Ohio Flooded Regions
Flood measures pasted as the Ohio River rose above flood stage along its entire length for the first time in recorded history. Residents evacuated to higher ground as forecasts predicted fair weather, with Tennessee’s record flood level also noted. Legislation to aid flood relief passed committees in Washington and state houses, while New York reported minor flood damage and Hartford lifted curfew restrictions as recovery began.
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Americans Under Guard In Manila Fear German Attack
In Manila March 27 American Alvan T. Simonds a Boston manufacturer and his wife remained under police guard after fearing attack due to criticism of the German government in an interview aboard the steamship Reliance. They reported German passengers insulted and spied on Mrs Simonds. Simonds planned a protest to High Commissioner Murphy.
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Debts in Senate Clash Over World War Loans
In Washington the Senate heard bipartisan criticism of Britain and France for unpaid war debts. Senator Borah and Senator Jowls pressed for fresh collection efforts and questioned whether the administration had notified debtors that millions were overdue. The discussion touched on delaying a debt commission resolution.
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Senate Passes AGT to Relieve Farmer
Washington report notes a senate vote on a bill allowing leave of absence for settlers on homestead lands to migrate for livelihood. The measure, by Senator Murray, would permit release from residence requirements for uninflected entries while maintaining agreed payments. Tacoma notes the retirement of Bishop Temuel Wells, 94, of the Episcopal Diocese of Spokane.
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State challenged over right to buy auto insurance
Miles City man Chriduph Boopple sues Montana officials and several insurers to halt future insurance contracts for state owned vehicles and seeks $34,376.44 allegedly paid in premiums since 1933. He argues no law authorizes the State Board of Examiners to insure such risks or pay premiums, contending current actions squander public funds. Boopple also asserts the state cannot be sued without consent and cannot be held liable for employee negligence, except in individual capacity.
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Kistler Better Hinsen Out Danger After Vulo Crash
Lovelock March 27 Dr MacPherson said Dr He Dl Wisller severely injured in a Vulo crash week ago was a good deal better. Kistler’s temperature dropped from 104 and his pulse and condition improved. Walter Hansen, another victim, is out of danger per his physician.
Missing Airplane Found Near Arizona Canyon
Oracle Arizona March 27 The shattered wreckage of a cabin Muxe crashed on a canyon side 46 miles east of here was found in the foothills of the Galiuro mountains. Four Phoenix businessmen died in the crash including Paul O Neal Harold Marks John Powles and Paul Swasay.
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Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Outsized Campaign Talk Stirring Bscrow Reservation Rumors
In Santa Monica March 27 a Dixon-like column quotes Irvin S. Cobb reflecting on reservations and political shifts post election. The piece recalls a colored soldier’s zig zag remark and critiques national leaders, hinting at enduring distrust between generations of power and policy on remote tribes.
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Bscrow
Pierre duPont
Tin
Salvo?ge of NRA phase hints at labor shifts
Washington reports a federation of labor estimate of 12.5 million unemployed for February, down 95,000 from January, aided largely by agricultural hiring. Two developments suggest NRA salvage ideas. Senate inquiry into labor conditions after NRA's demise and Roosevelt creating a committee to study NRA heads. AFL and labor leaders push for wage hour legislation to curb unemployment, with disputed NRA prospects. The unemployment figure includes 3.852 million from WPA jobs and 117,000 from PWA prospects.
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Justice Fines Wife On Speeding Charge In Arizona
Yuma March 27 Earl A Freeman the marrying justice fined his wife ten dollars after she pleaded guilty to speeding. The judge urged caution and said the fine would be collected tonight. Freeman also fined a colleague, Police Judge Winn, two dollars for a traffic offense.
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Hitler Stand Pat on Home Front as Election Near
Adolf Hitler pledged no concessions on German homes or outsiders during a mass rally witnessed by about 879000 workers. The scene capped feverish propaganda ahead of the Reichstag vote as Franco Soviet mutual defense pacts took formal form in Paris. Mussolini signaled willingness to seek peace talks with the League of Nations but pressed harsh terms, including lifting Italy's satellites and overturning the league's condemnation of aggression.
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Farm chiefs conclude Salt Lake conference
Western agricultural leaders adopted recommendations urging additions to soil-depleting crops and tentative soil-building practices under the new soil conservation program. They urged stronger weed control as part of soil-building efforts. The conference closed tonight.
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President Roosevelt sails to Mariguana Island for fishing
President Roosevelt reported superb fishing off Calcox Island before steering northwest to Marignane Island for another catch of kingfish groupers mackerel and barracuda. A blizzard in Idaho hit the Coeur d'Alenes area with deep snow and a deadly snowslide killed three people a month ago.
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Roosevelt tax revival eyed in Senate action
Washington March 27 A Senate based effort could insert President Roosevelts new processing taxes into revenue legislation if the House fails to act. Senate finance chairmen said they will not restrict themselves to the House bill and will discuss excises on agricultural commodities. Publicly experts say the Senate might push a windfall tax on unpaid and refunded AAA levies to meet the revenue goal while placing broader tax burdens on corporations and dividends.
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Rep Monaghan Would Honor California Poet
Washington AP reports Representative John McGroarty California's post laureate would be named honorary poet laureate of the United States under a bill. Monaghan of Montana introduced the measure saying the congressional bard deserves national recognition, inspired by McGroarty's tribute poem to Mrs Roosevelt.
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Kentucky colonels lose insignia under attorney general ruling
Frankfort March 27 Assistant Attorney General Vincent ruled that the title Kentucky colonel expires when the governor is suing them and 17,000 holders were demoted. In Seattle a farm laborer jailed for drunkenness was released after doctors found sleeping sickness rather than intoxication.
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Ford Thinks Machine Age Will Dethrone Bankers
In Ways Georgia Henry Ford predicts the machine age will rise to challenge financiers. He argues wealth will no longer rule the universe and individuals who develop machinery gain independence. He cites transportation and automobile advances shaping a shift of industry toward rural America as curtailment of soil use is resisted.
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