Agtas Security Act Upheld By Boston Judge
Federal Judge George C. Sweeney ruled the federal social security act is legal, denying an injunction that would have blocked unemployment insurance payments by Boston and Maine railroad stockholder George P. Davis. Davis plans an appeal to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. the decision held the act an excise tax within federal powers and for the general welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George C. Sweeney
George P. Davis
Waltham
Boston and Maine Railroad
Sweeney
Congress
United States
Francis J. W. Ford
Davis
U.S
Arthur L. Murray Sai
Murray
Washington
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Spreckles Sugar Refining Co
Supreme Court of the United States
Prison hearing glimpses of subsistence funds questioned
In Charleton Missouri Ralph Ripperdam 22 of East Prairie was killed and four others injured when their car crashed returning home from a country dance. Buster Presson driver and other victims treated by doctors after the Sunday morning wreck on a southern highway.
Four Killed In Auto Crash In Osage County Kansas
Four people died from injuries after an automobile collision 18 miles south of Topeka Osage County Kansas. R L Gormley of Tulsa died at the hospital from skull fractures and multiple injuries. Sam Wentworth of Hutchinson and Jack Farley of Arkansas City died shortly after arrival or in hospital. Dale Ross of Ness City was injured but expected to recover.
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Topeka
Kas
Here
Osage County
R. L. Gormley
Tulsa
Okla
Sam Wentworth
Hutchinson
Kus
Jack Farley
Arkansas City
Dale Ross
Ness City
Betty Jaynes Emerges as Opera Star at 19
Chicago reports Betty Jaynes, a 15 year old schoolgirl, winning critical praise after debut as Mimi in La Bohème with the Chicago City Opera Company. A capacity audience lauded her mature voice, while she sat with her siblings Marion 14 Lorrain 12 and Robert 8 and their mother, as their father Dr Louis C Schultz, a dentist, had died three years earlier.
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Chicago
Betty Jaynes
Chicago City Opera Company
Mimi
Louis C. Schultz
North Missouri mines operate at full force for winter fuel
In Moberly Missouri coal mines rush to meet winter demand. North Missouri coal mines employ 50 to 49 men daily with Bevjer No 38 aiding 35 to 40 workers. Lather power mines hire 10 to 25 men each. Coal delivered at 3.10 dollars per ton.
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Moberly
North Missouri
Home Coal Company
Bevjer
Fatal auto crash near Springfield claims W. K. Knobeloch
Lawrence county authorities probed a Saturday motor car crash on Highway 66 thirty miles west of Springfield that killed W. K. Knobeloch and wounded his wife, who survived with broken ribs. The car plunged over a bridge and he died three hours later in Miller hospital. The wife said her husband just lost control. An insurance claim was filed and an investigation requested by an adjuster.
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Springfield
Lawrence County
W. K. Knobeloch
Belleville
Knobeloch
Highway 66
Miller
Siamese Twin Survived Only Twelve Days
New York report details the death of Simplicio Godino twelve days after a pioneering separation operation from his deceased twin Lucio Godino. Doctors had predicted a normal life with stage contracts in mind, but Simplicio died from acute meningitis shortly after the operation.
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New York
Simplicio Godino
Gate of Heaven
Valhalla
Lucio Godino
Simplicio
Columair Boy Dies From Accidental Rifle Fire
William Todd a 12 year old junior high student died in Boone county hospital from a .22 caliber bullet that entered his chest when a companion’s rifle discharged during a rabbit hunt. Clarence West 16 carried the rifle and was urged to be freed of responsibility. The incident followed a rabbit hunt as the boys returned home from the outing.
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Columbia
William Todd
Boone County Hospital
Clarence West
Rebels Attack Indicated By Heavy Shelling In Madrid
Fascist artillery blasted through Madrid suburbs as insurgent batteries pounded bombed apartments in Arguelles. Defense officers feared a swift drive on the city outskirts with a northeast push after 23 tri motor bombers attacked near Guadalajara. Madrid's line, defended by militia and foreign volunteers, stood ready from University City to Villaverde amid ongoing four week battles. In Bilbao, three mutineers aboard the insurgent trawler Virgen Del Carmen seized the captain and engineers, lowered the fascist flag, and surrendered the vessel to socialist authorities after diverting toward coastal patrol duties.
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Madrid
Arguelles
Guadalajara
University City
Villaverde
Bilbao
Spain
Virgen del Car
Gilbas
Seoane
Count Villar de Puente
Atlas Santa Claus toy drive seeks volunteers and donations
Firemen begin repairs toymaking drive with three day window for helpers. Call the Santa Claus number or visit headquarters to arrange participation. Those away on Christmas can still join by contributing through the Atlas Santa Claus association to aid larger families. First toy collection, delayed by weather, will occur after 4 PM Wednesday with more collections planned.
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Shouled
Santa Claus
Atlas Santa Claus Association
Pendergast Portrait May Join Benton Murals in Missouri House
Kansas City Democratic leader Pendergast may be included in Thomas Hart Benton’s murals for the Missouri House lounge in Jefferson City. Benton sketched a profile of Pendergast and plans a Kansas City scene, as the project advances amid a pilot run of the Ozark Zephyr between St. Louis and Kansas City.
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Kansas City
TL J. Pendergast
House of Representatives
Jefferson City
Thomas Hart Benton
Pendergast
Rec
Alton-Burtington Railroads
Ozark
Baldwin delays king's decision on marriage to Mrs Simpson
The Times reports Prime Minister Baldwin resists massing Mrs Simpson as queen and says the king must follow existing laws. The king communicates via adviser and phone from Fort Belvedere as ministers and public opinion shape the crisis.
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Alovest
Baldwin
Churchill
Commons
Simpson
Fort Belvedere
Walter T. Moncton
K. C
Mes. Simpson
Cannes
Mrs. Simpson
Edward
Ispring
England
Well Under Control natural gas well at Porter farm
A natural gas well on the farm of N. T. Porter near Plattsburg, Missouri, has been brought under control after five days of uncontrolled flow. New tubing was installed to replace casings blown out, ending a dangerous situation for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg, Mo
N. T. Porter
Poultry too crowded, survey in Kansas shows
Manhattan Kansas December 7 AP Poultry is too crowded in poultry houses on the average farm a survey by Prof L FR Payne of Kansas State College disclosed. Payne said the survey showed the average floor space per bird is 2.3 square feet while the recommended space is four feet. Crowding poultry, he said, lowers the efficiency of the flock and reduces profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kas
L. FR. Payne
Kansas State College
Payne
Five Die in Fayettville Cabin Gas Incident
John Butler found three women and two men dead in a cabin at his tourist camp two miles north of Fayettville. Investigators believe suffocation from a gas stove with closed windows caused the deaths. Victims identified include Bert Atkinson, Bill Reed, Mrs Mabel Todd, and Alice Taylor. a fifth woman was unnamed. An inquest was ordered by Coroner Glenn Riggs.
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Fayetteville
Ark
John Butler
Fayettville
Bert Atkinson
Bill Reed
Mabel Todd
Huntsville
Alice Taylor
Springdale
Butler
Reed
Atkinson
Glenn Riggs
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Hunter
Baker
Ope
Reformatory
Hope
Kate
Kate Smith
Yvonne
Miss Smill
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Music
N. Missour
Jiouston, Tex
J. S. Griffith
Griffith I
ST. Louis
John J. Glennon
Catholic Church
Basters
Legion of Decency
Wmn
Todd
Hanna Mentzer
Benton
Ab-Vegkable
Wally
Haven
France
French Riviera
London
Vienne
Lhn
Herman Rogers
Wallis Simpson
Taldwin
Schrimpf
Cash & Carry Phone
Bolivar
SAM
Cire
Ickets
Myxyron FE
Missouri Pacific Ae
Chet
Exchange National Bank
the Exchange National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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