State Crime Wave Noted as Federal Issue
The National Crime Commission calls the American crime wave a state problem and urges permanent state crime commissions to craft legislation and gather statistics. It argues for better administration of justice and faster convictions, noting New York’s Baumes act as an example and warning against temporary fixes.
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Reappointment proposal ties House to 1930 census basis
Times Washington Bureau reports Rep. FE Hart Fenn will push a plan to reapportion House seats by the 1930 census with effect after March 3 1933. The Secretary of Commerce would allot seats with large-state gains possible and districts to be drawn later, delaying immediate action and sparking opposition from 1920 census advocates.
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