Greenleaf Leads in World Billiards Standings Tonight
In Philadelphia a pair of matches opens the evening as Ralph Greenleaf of New York and Irving Crane of Livonia vie near the top of the World Championship standings. A loss would pad Camp’s hopes while refreshing the tight race among leaders including Rudolph of Cleveland Ponzi of Philadelphia Mosconi of Philadelphia and Seaback of Boston.
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House Leaders See Changes to Senate Wage Hour Bill
Washington November 5 house labor legislators predicted the administration wage hour bill would be substantially revised before reaching the house floor. Representatives Thomas and Keller said they would recall the bill from the rules committee and believed it could be improved by removing exemptions. Thomas urged removing exemptions including one for local retailers to allow a path for interstate commerce coverage if the supreme court rules merchants buying outside their state are engaged in interstate commerce.
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White Blackboard Plan Aims Wage and Hour Reform
The proposal would let a federal board set minimum wages up to 40 cents an hour and a 40 hour work week for interstate commerce. It would ban child labor products from interstate trade. Keller supported the general program as preferable to none, though preferring sector specific bills.
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Dear Miss Mansfield Advice on Young Love and Marriage
A reader asks about a twenty something man dating a teen and pursuing marriage after four to five months of courtship. The adviser urges patience and enjoying a carefree relationship before stressing matrimony and finances.
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Planning for Domestic Comeback amid Finances Strain
A wife questions her husband’s thrift and contemplates quitting work to rely on him. The adviser urges clear discussion, proposing a temporary domestic role shift, a joint plan to meet payments, and emphasis on mutual happiness.
Fresh study of reform measure gets underway
Washington reports a Senate subcommittee begins a fresh study of judicial reform proposals nine months after President Roosevelt proposed his court reorganization plan. The panel may not back the president’s bill, favoring instead a constitutional amendment approach to retirement ages and court powers. Senator Hatch arrives and supports a retirement age and limited judicial review.
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Bird of Paradise Flower Linked to Banana Family
One of Nature's most curious blossoms, the bird of paradise, is a relative of the banana. This classification highlights surprising plant relations and evolutionary links within the same botanical group.
Forerunners of the modern piano and one wire telephone
The spinet harpsichord and clavichord of the 17th and 18th centuries preceded the planoforte. It is noted that hundreds of telephone messages could be transmitted over a single wire cable simultaneously.
Rotary chief Maurice Duperrey visits U.S. for civic meetings
Maurice Duperrey of Paris, president of Rotary International, arrives in Miami during a North and South American tour. He will meet American civic club leaders, then attend events in Chicago Ontario and New York before returning to France.
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