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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1937
Page
3
Washington crowds sing promise of federal work as thousands of graduates seek new paths. Social Security's start and the Wagner Act set the stage for abundant openings, with the Norris bill expected to reshape sections. Wages range from 52,000 to 10,000 per year per eye of supervision.
The piece suggests federal employment as a growing, steady option unlike private clerk work. It notes pay varies from modest to six thousand dollars plus for top positions, with a card-index system replacing personal ties. It mentions Congress careers for those with limited schooling and hints at political exposure and risks.
In hot weather digestion slows and symptoms like belching heartburn dizziness and coated tongue may appear. The ad promotes Calo tabs a calomel compound tablet for relief with trial and family pack prices.
Washington reports suggest Congress will adjourn without votes on the court or wage hour bills despite presidential pressure. Rumors spread of farm legislation and tax maneuvering while key leaders plan departures. The state department seeks settlement of Napoleonic era claims with France, for which Congress has paid four million and owes three million.
Washington reports public concern over free travel and telegrams for railroad and Western Union employees. A California representative introduced a bill to end free services for railroad and Western Union staff while opposing telephone company freebies. The stance split between freeing morale needs and charges that patrons bear costs amid a federal stance on communications.
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