Wage Hour Bill Fights Move Toward Revision
Washington December 3 The House wage hour bill battle heats as backers push to revision and differ over region based wage rules. AFL advises labor standards changes while House and Senate clash on child labor bans administration uses board plans. Speaker Bankhead wary on passage before Christmas.
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Washington
Almont
American Federation of Labor
Rederation
Mouse Labor Committee
Labor Department
Senate
House
Bankhead
Roosevelt
Labor Standards Board
A. F. of L
John L. Lewis
Ior
Rep. Ramspeck
D-Ga
Dies
D-Tex
Ender
GOP Expects Gains in 1933 Senatorial Elections
Republican leaders, asserting mathematical odds favor them, push to seize seats in the 1938 senatorial races as 30 Democratic seats face voters next November. Only four Republican seats are up, a split shaped by the Roosevelt landslide of 1942. Democrats project wins in several embattled states, while Republicans point to seven endangered Democrats who opposed the Roosevelt court bill as potential internal splits. Other Democrat terms expiring next year include Adams, Barkley, Dop...
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Washington
Steiner
R-Ore
Pennsylvania
Davis
Sena
Tors Gibson
Vermont
Nye
North Dakota
Clark
Missouri
George
Georgia
Gillette
Iowa
McCarran
Nevada
Smith
South Carolina
Tydings
Maryland
van Nuys
Indiana
Senate
Moore
Kentucky
Bone
Brown
New Hampshire
Bulkley
Ohio
Mrs
Caraway
Arkansas
Dieterich
Hinds
Duchy
Wisconsin
Hayden
Arizona
Hitchcock
South Dakota
Ronergan
Connecticut
McAdon
California
McGill
Kansas
Overton
Louisiana
Pepner
Florida
Pope
Idaho
Reynolds
North Carolina
Thomas
Utah
Oklahoma
Wagner
New York
Berry
Tennessee
Congress Deliberates Farm and Housing Bills in Divided Session
Amendments proposed by Secretary Wallace shape debate as House eyes a farm bill passage by tomorrow night while Senate leaders warn of at least another week. Administration allies say the special session clears spade work, with housing hearings advancing in both chambers and floor action possible next week, though farm and anti lynching bills may block final Senate action.
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Wallace
House
Senate
White House
Civil War Veteran Dies in DuBois Hospital
Mrs. Alice B. Smith wife of William J Smith of DuBois and mother of Wison Guthrie of Church Street, DuBois, died at 7 30 p m Wednesday in Maple Avenue Hospital where she had been a patient since November 13 after an operation in Magee Hospital.
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Alice B. Smith
William J Smith
DuBois
Wison $Juthrie
Church Street
Maple Avenue Hospital
Magee
Death of Henry Russell an Indiana County native
Henry Russell aged 88 a Civil War veteran died yesterday in Alliance Ohio from infirmities of advanced age Funeral services will be held at the family home East Scribner avenue at 2 p m Saturday He was a son of John and pioneer Indiana County residents and uncle of R E Russell of Shelocta Surviving children are Mrs W P Baxter and Harry Russell of Alliance and Mrs Dalla McFadden of Salineville Ohio Funeral services and interment will be in Alliance tomorrow
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Henry Russell
Indiana County
Alliance
John Russell
R. E. Russell
Shelocta
W. P. Baxter
Harry Russell
Alliance, O
Dalla McFadden
Salinville
Mrs Arabella Liggett widow of William M Liggett dies
Arabella McKelvey Liggett 84 widow of William M Liggett dies at son Alvar Liggett’s home in West Wheatfield Township Born August 5 1853 Waterford Daughter of Nathaniel and Martha McKelvey Survived by four children C H Wood of Steubenville D M Harris West Wheatfield Alvar Liggett and Mrs Frank R Clawson New Florence Services 2 p.m. tomorrow at Liggett home conducted by Rev N B McClung Interment Bethel Cemetery
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Arabella (M'Kelvey) Liggett
William M. Liggett
Alvar Liggett
West Wheatfield
Graham
Johnstown
C. H. Wood
Steubenville
D. M. Harris
Alvar Kiggett
Frank R. Clawson
New Florence
Liggett
N. B. McClung
New Florence United Presbyterian Church
Bethel Cemetery
Ade Opposition To Flag Salute Sparks PA Court Disputes
Religious objections to flag salutes reach Western Pennsylvania courts with two cases. Frank Richter sought to reinstate four children in Salt Lick Township, Fayette County, after salutes were mandated. Judge Hudson ruled against mandamus. Iva Bird, a Monessen teacher for a sect, faced arrest for refusing to order a salute and sued officials for illegal arrest, winning $1 damages and court costs. The mayor later quipped the sect had moved out of town.
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Emaus
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Uniontown
Thomas
Hudson
Frank Richter
Salt Lick Township
Fayette County
Richter
Monessen
Westmoreland County
Iva Bird
James Gold
James Lescanac
Governor Earle Guests King Gustav at Stockholm Reception
Pennsylvania Governor George H. Earle toured Sweden on a goodwill mission with a Pennsylvanian party. He was photographed arm in arm with King Gustav at a royal palace reception. Earlier Earle delivered a letter from President Roosevelt to the Swedish king.
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Stockholm
Pennsylvania
George H. Earle
Sweden
Gustav Y
Royal Palace
Earle
Roosevelt
Cache of gems murder links to actress in Los Angeles case
A $35,000 cache of gems and money uncovered in Los Angeles ties a former screen actress to the murder investigation. Detectives followed a trail linking the stash to the suspect as they probe a possible motive and establish a timeline.
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Los Angeles
Screen
Thought and Nation Under Adversity Chronicle Note
A compact, period tone entry references biblical verse and a reflection on punishment as justice. It mentions divine vexation and a moral theme, with a brief motto-like line tying Auguating to the idea of a single just punishment. Entities: Mt Chronicles 15:6.
Frock Will Cleverly Slim a Stoutish Silhouette
Carol Day describes a frock designed to slim the figure with a V neck, yoke, and lace trim, aimed at wear for social events. Pattern 8033 covers sizes 36 through 62 with alpine fabric options like alpaca, includes full sewing instructions, and is offered with a Winter Pattern Book for 25 cents or book alone for 15 cents. Send 15 cents to Today’s Pattern Service in Brooklyn, New York, for the pattern.
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Carol Day
Alpaca
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
Stokowski Hints At Mickey Mouse Movie Plans
Philadelphia conductor Leo Stokowski, just divorced, declares he is focused on work and a new film project adapting The Sorcerer's Apprentice. He imagines conducting Mickey Mouse music, hopes for family involvement, and foresees a future in film while staying single.
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Philadelphia
Leobold Stowkowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Las Vegas
Nev
Evangeline
Goethe
Dutkas
Unsolved slaying linked to Hollywood gambler case
District attorney officials said a safety deposit box in a Hollywood bank linked to gambler Les Bruneman and a partner contained 30000 in loose diamonds and 85000 in cash. An actress name appeared on a jewel tag. her attorney seeks return of the gems as investigations continue. Bashore signaled a board ruling affecting stripper wells with three or fewer workers allowing nine hours daily.
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Les Bruneman
Hollywood
Bruneman
Bashore
Musicians Ask Exception
Musicians seek an exemption amid ongoing labor frictions. The request centers on schedule protections and wage rules amid concerns about job security and service continuity for performers and supporting staff. The discussions hint at negotiations with unions and venue managers to avoid disruption.
Italian press scores powers continues on page one
Italian press reports on the military leadership with strong focus on warfare developments. Three of the four members of the powerful army council resigned, signaling a shift at the top.
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Army Council
Didn't Like What He Got To Eat At The White House
A Kennedy White House lunch tale recalls Chairman Joseph P. Kennedy visiting on November 1 for a conference with President Roosevelt's son and the secretary. After a request for lunch, Kennedy teased he could do better at home as kitchen chatter suggested scrambled eggs or broiled chicken. The meal turns into a humorous note on White House cuisine.
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White House
Washington
Joseph P. Kennedy
Maritime Commission
Executive
James
Young Hoosevelt
Kennedy
Daladier seeks to nullify Versailles frontier fortifications
In Paris Defense Minister Edouard Daladier said France aims to lift the Versailles ban on fortifying its Swiss frontier. The remark followed Deputy Fene Burtin warning of a grave German threat to France via the Swiss border and the Maginot Line. Delbos, traveling to Warsaw, met German Foreign Minister Neurath in Berlin for a 15 minute talk to bolster French Polish and Little Entente ties.
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Paris
Edouard Daladier
France
Fene Burtin
Switzerland
Delbos
Poland
Berlin
Warsaw
Neurath
Reading of Historic Stock Market Tickers
A dense OCR of stock tickers shows numerous company names and percentage figures, including Amoco, Anaconda, Atchison Topeka, Bendix, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Coca Cola, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, International Harvester, Studebaker, United Aircraft, US Steel, Westinghouse, Woolworth, and many others. The data appears as scattered 52 to 182 percent style readings and partial company pairs with varied punctuation and misreads.
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Atl Refining
Ohio
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Case N
Chrysler Corp
Coca-Cola
Cons Edison
Consol Oil
Crane Co
del Lack and
Weat
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont de N
Elec
Gen Foods Arty
Gen Motors
Gillette
Hudson Motor Ty Int Harvester
Nick Can
Kennecott
Kresge
Lehigh Port
Lehigh Val Coat
Lehigh Val RR
Loews
Mack Trucks
Montgom Ward Gh
Nash Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Pr
Nat Distillers
NY Central RR
Nor Amn
Packard
Penna RR
Phillips Pet
Sie NJ
Radio Corp TM Reading Co
Repub Steel
Reynolds
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum
Southern Pacific
Southern
Isl
Brands
Bay Stand Gas
Stand
Oil Cal Stand Oil
Ind Stand Oil NJ
Studebaker Corpay Texas Co
Not Stumped Rebecca King Solves Arithmetic Debate
Philadelphia December 3. A court room arithmetic debate over a Amish girl Rebecca King and a school case drew Pennsylvania both puzzled and amused. The problem asked if a horse sold for 230 dollars with 15 percent profit, how much was gain. Rebecca said 445 dollars but others disagreed. The correct approach shows 30 dollars profit, with the 230 dollar selling price comprising 115 percent of cost. The discussion spread to Reading where Mayor J Henry Stump joined in the estimates.
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Philadelphia
Rebecca King
Pennsylvania
Rebecca
Honeybrook
Chester County
Aaron King
Reading
J. Henry Stump
Stump
Woolen Undies For CCC Boys In Winter Wardrobe
Gazette correspondent reports that CCC enrollees at Camp Sherman Indiana area will receive a full winter wardrobe issued by the Army quartermaster corps. The set includes a winter cap wool coat lumberjacket mackinaw three wool drawers two flannel shirts three wool undershirts one pair wool trousers six wool socks heavy shoes and wool lined mittens. Officials note the undergarments may be not red but keep warmth high and 1,800,000 undershirts are issued nationwide to aid comfort and performance.
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Paul May
Washington, D.C
Sam Ie
CCC
Pennsylvania
Camp Sheroda
Indiana
Army
Quartermaster Corps
Quartermaster Department
Third Corps
Market round: produce and livestock steady with varied prices
Market reports show moderate demand with apples and potatoes largely steady. No. 1 Pennsylvania Baldwins and New York Wealthies listed with dollar ranges. livestock prices indicate steady or mixed tone, hogs 9.00 to 9.10 for good and choice, cattle around 175 including directs, vealers 12.00 to 13.00, lambs 9.25 to 9.75, with throwouts and lower sheep values noted.
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Pennsylvania
Baldwins
New York
Wealthies
West Virginia
Jonathans
Ohio
Rome
Rev King to Be Installed as Jacksonville Pastor
The Rev John A King formerly of Elwood City will be installed as pastor of the Jacksonville Presbyterian Church Sabbath evening at 7 30 oclock Dr A M Offutt will preside Rev A M Stevenson of Elwood City will preach Rev Nev Craighead will charge the congregation and Rev John K Boston of Creekside will charge the pastor.
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John A. King
Elwood City
Jacksonville Presbyterian Church
A. MM. Offutt
A. M. Stevenson
Craighead
John K. Boston
Creekside
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