Social Security Act Held Valid Law in Moscow Conference
Moscow reports a heated AFL CIO conference where leaders debated Communist Party involvement and the validity of the Social Security Act. John Frey of Washington, head of the AFL Metal Trades department, and Charles Moward of Indiana presided as CIO affiliates discussed party influence and organizational strategies in the American labor movement.
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Oath of Man Tier Incident In Joplin May Night
A chaotic scene in Joplin Missouri as a man collapsed during a circus appearance. Fire crews found no pulse despite attempted resuscitation. Authorities have not established a cause, with reports hinting at a heart attack that followed a prior incident in St Joseph.
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O Connor urges action on East Montana crisis
Representative James O Connor of Livingston Montana calls on President Roosevelt to address a regional emergency in eastern Montana. He proposes federal funds for small pitched dams and artesian wells to storage water, aid ranchers, and create employment, noting widespread scarcity in Garfield County and similar counties.
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Mundelein Controversy Over Hitler Origins and Austrian Labels
The column argues Cardinal Mundelein erred in calling Hitler Austrian rather than German, tracing Hitler’s ancestry and early life from Austria and Vienna. It notes Hitler’s youth in Austria, his failed art training, and his exposure to Austrian political currents, anti clericalism, and Catholic tensions shaping his worldview.
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Floods Kill 18 in Moldova District Romania
Flood waters on the Doltana and Trofuss rivers swept a 60 mile Moldova district today causing at least 18 deaths. Homes farms and cattle were damaged in the disaster near Bucharest Rumania on May 21.
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World News In Gist Of National Events And Moves
Domestic CTO announces contract and social security act reforms. Washington Supreme Court upholds pensions and unemployment insurance. Alabama unemployment law valid. President urges Congress on minimum wage and child labor limits affecting interstate commerce. Cincinnati–A foatle executive council clash noted. Rockefeller family funeral plans and royal coronation day mention. Insurgents claim losses near Amorebtota.
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Pioneer banker J G Vilas dies after heart attack
Livingston area mourns J G Vilas a pioneer banker and longtime figure in local finance and civic groups. He suffered a fatal heart attack while at home or in his residence circle. Funeral arrangements will be announced with burials planned in Tellows Falls and Amati.
Insurgent Spanish draw near Bilbao amid mountain fight
Near Artery Vitoria Spain May 24 insurgent troops routed three lost battalions of government soldiers to push up the slopes south of Amorebieta nine miles east of Bilbao Prisoners included Bagque and Asturian groups wandering in the mountains Close to Bilbao insurgents threaten to close in on the Lemona junction while government planes arrive at Bilbao to strengthen defenses Firestone plant damaged near Hendaye, Spain as Basque authorities report artillery and air action along the frontier towns
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FIRST LADY SOUNDS IN KENTUCKY AT ASHLAND SPEECH
President Roosevelt addressed a crowd praising the Supreme Court ruling on social security while in Kentucky Ashland and related events. Separately in Nevada a murder trial featured confession testimony linking Donald Wightman to a matron and her son death through cross examination.
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Roosevelt proposes new wage and hour law in 1930s drive
President Roosevelt urged Congress to pass a comprehensive wage and hour bill, reviving N R A aims. It would create a five member Labor Standards Board to set minimum wages and maximum hours across interstate commerce, with child labor bans and enforcement to curb oppressive conditions.
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Special Train Bears Body of John D Rockefeller to Pocantico Hills
The arrival of John D Rockefeller Sr in a special Pullman car marked the end of decades of friendship with the community at Daytona Beach and Pocantico Hills. Funeral services will be held at Pocantico Hills with a burial in Cleveland. Attendants included Mivwt Morrtney Rockefeller and Mrs Florence Mitonell. hymns Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing and Night Divine were sung.
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Mob Burns Body After Dragging Slain Women Case
In Bainbridge a mob of over 300 attacked a Black suspect Willie Reed and seized his body, dragging it to a public square and burning it near the Black person baseball park. Reed had allegedly killed two white women Vernie Mac Richards, 16, and Ruby Hurst, 30, whose bodies were found earlier. Sheriff Catledge reported Reed was fatally wounded en route to Albany jail.
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Repeal of Red Rider Amendment Moves Forward
Washington May 24 The Dead completed action on a bill to repeal the red rider amendment forbidding public schools in the capital to teach or advocate communism. The measure passed 482 to 60 and now goes to the White House for the president's signature after a conference report was approved.
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Supreme Court Upholds Social Security Act
Washington May 24 The Supreme Court upheld the social security act for the 1936-37 term delivering a string of victories for the Roosevelt administration. The divided court’s decision sparked rapid, conflicting reactions on reorganizing the court with proponents claiming gains while the majority leader stood firm that the fight would continue despite the ruling.
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Gruiers Short of Goal on Missouri Cruise
In Chamois Missouri, May 24, a four motor cruiser group led by Cant Charles Dawley of Great Falls Montana paused near Jefferson City after a run from St Louis. The upstream patrol would resume at 4 am tomorrow as rain and current slowed progress toward Fort Benton. The craft rested briefly at Warman, Mississippi, after overnighting in St Charles and on the second day left St Louis Sunday. The four vessels Glasgow Fort Peck City of Great Falls City of St Louis and City of Missoula were not listed with a final Tuesday mooring point.
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Massachusetts senate passes age discrimination bill
Boston May 24 A state bill to penalize employers who discriminate on age over 46 cleared the Massachusetts Senate 17 to 14 and went to Gov. Hurley. The measure requires advertising for noncompliance and authorizes state investigations into retaliation based on age.
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Just a Minute With Irvine Cobb Peace Conference Joke
In Santa Monica May 24 Irvine S Cobb humorously warns that peace in Spain would lead to a global conference. He mocks diplomats losing their shirts at negotiations and questions if American delegates should dress for court abroad while the president plays host.
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