New Bonus Bill Tied to Legality of Act Ahead
A new bonus bill is proposed and will be based on the legality of the existing act. Lawmakers plan to push the measure in the next Congress to determine its viability and scope.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
29
A new bonus bill is proposed and will be based on the legality of the existing act. Lawmakers plan to push the measure in the next Congress to determine its viability and scope.
Senator Bursum of New Mexico foresees enactment of a $1.2 billion adjusted compensation bill by the next Congress. He argues the government incurred a legal obligation by forcing veterans to buy insurance and by returning wartime allotments. He vows a renewed effort to push the measure, even if it faces a presidential veto, and will introduce the bill when Congress reconvenes.
Advertises Allen's Foot-Ease powder to make tight or new shoes feel easy and relieve Corns Bunions Calluses blisters and sore spots. Claims 1 500 000 pounds of powder used by Army and Navy. offers free sample and a Foot-Ease walking poll.
Senator Bursum unveils a plan to refund insurance deductions and al lotments to ex servicemen and pay retroactive wage increases. The package totals about 1.2 billion dollars and would grant veterans 32 dollars monthly plus 7 dollars insurance refund and 20 dollars for wartime service.
A string of property transfers listed with buyer seller and ward locations. Anna M Hoagland to William T Hemphill in Third ward for 218 91 dollars and several other deeds show transfers in Fourth ward Ellwood and South New Castle with values from 1 to 2500 dollars.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Bumsteads Worm Syrup and directions, with scattered references to an angel, Mercer, Santoni, and a 60 year period. Includes stray names such as Voorhees and a medical doctor initialed M. D. amid unclear context.
Miss Effie Gerwig of Harmony district graduates from Bible Training School at Binghamton New York after years of study She will serve as assistant pastor in Lowell Pennsylvania with charge of Sunday school prayer meeting and Young People's Bible class work Miss Esther Moyer also graduates in the same class from the district
Lawrence County Red Cross reports a busy May with Home Service delivering 10 new or reopened cases and 31 closures, 17 visits and 42 interviews, and 66 letters sent. Loans totaled 136.97 with 18 repaid. nursing notes show 27 new cases, 26 discharged, and 92 calls, while dental work lists 661 examinations and 588 prophylaxis across local parochial schools.
Strangeway, a Westminster College junior, presented the play The Stranger by Jerome K. Jerome as part of the commencement program. The performance drew a large audience and showcased Strangeway's acting and public speaking talents.
The Everglades region in Florida is described as the largest catfish center in the United States. Each season between 5 000 000 and 6 000 000 pounds of fish are shipped from this area.
Advertises crepe de chine fabric 40 inches wide in fourteen colors at $2.35 per yard and flat crepe at $3.00 per yard. Also threads sport silks in new colors and designs priced from $1.39 to $4.50 per yard.
A Baltimore Sun quotation notes that weeds survive best in tended gardens, reflecting a theory about fitness and adaptation. The piece contrasts this idea with a humorous aside from Puck about poets and tobacco testimonials in a section on art versus commerce.
In the reign of Philip III of France women were compelled to wear veils by ecclesiastical decree. The policy reflected the period’s religious and social controls, mandating modest dress for women under church authority.
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