A Million Women Under Wage Plan
Washington reports an estimated one million women work under state minimum wage orders paying from 6 to 18 dollars weekly. Twenty five states Puerto Rico and DC have laws. coverage expands into fields outside federal acts. Nevada and Puerto Rico set flat rates. cost of living bases used by several states.
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Washington
Women's Bureau
The
Department of Labor
Puerto Rico
District of Columbia
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
Big City
Supreme Court
Washington State
Tighter lid on U S Army secrets tightens security
Washington officials announced the arrest of spy ring suspects in New York led to a stronger protection of military information. The army’s G 2 military intelligence division now adds safeguarding secrets to its nine basic functions including codes and ciphers.
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Washington
War Department
New York
Army
Military intelligence reforms curb leaks and regulate imagery
New security rules require reserve commission candidates in military intelligence to pass exams on safeguarding secrets. Navy measures limit warship progress details and permit restrictions on photography near posts. Newport torpedo station officials photographed all personnel. Some observers forecast expanded military intelligence roles and potential career corps with DOJ cooperation.
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Navy
Newport
R. 1
Roosevelt
Army
Justice Department
G-men
Barbara Hutton to gain custody of Lance in private split
Barbara Hutton and Countess Haugwitz Reventlow plan a private separation to award custody of two year old Lance to the former Barbara Hutton with the count given visitation. Danish lawyers join London counsel as both sides seek to avoid further publicity after a Bow Street hearing.
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London
Lance
Education Remains Root of Rift Between Parents
The dispute centers on schooling choices as a key factor fueling tension between the two families. Details of the disagreement and potential outcomes are unclear from the fragment.
Safety Committee Organizes for Year with Traffic Study
The Chamber of Commerce Safety Committee met to organize for the year. Joint committees from the Safety Committee and Merchants Bureau will study traffic light at principal Lawrence intersections. Members include George Docking, Frank L. Brown, W. E. Spalding, Karl Kreider, George Lowman, and A. E. Woestemeyer with R. A. DeWatteville as publicity director and R. C. Kimr as director of safety education.
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Chamber of Commerce
Safety Committee
Merchants Bureau
George Docking
Frank L. Brown
W. E. Spalding
Karl Kreider
George Lowman
A. E. Woestemeyer
R. A. DeWatteville
R. C. Kimr
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Thomas Beard
Romania
Alex Papana
Floyd Bennett Field
Bucharest
Traiasca Regele
the King
U. S. Army
Montgomery Ward
Rockford
Montgomery
Barbara Hutton
Lawrence
Fall Garden
Sudan
Barteldes Seed Co
Mone
Gamble’s
Prosperity
Tsee
Gamble’s Lightning
Rik
Bern
Calica
Crest
Hy A
Gamble
PENN
Peice
Gamble's
Durofeo Motor Oil
Ste
A.C. Mantel Radio
RCA
the Friendly Stores
W.H Varnum
George Lowmak
Colgate Dental Cream
Gant Szi
Palmolive
Colgate Tooth Powder
Giant Sizs
Colgate
Lee Oas
West
Woodbury
Squibbs
Milk Magnesia
Alka-Seltzer
Sc Ea
MAZDA
Johnson
Mennens
Dbury Rouge
Epsom
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