Kiwanis hears New Deal plans from Labor official
Thomas H Enot of the Labor Department in Washington addressed the Kiwanis Club at the Frances Scott Key Hotel. He outlined White House aims for a more abundant life, unemployment relief, tax reform, and unemployment insurance proposals likely to be considered before the next Congress.
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Thomas H Enot
CS Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
Kiwanis Club
Frances Scott Key Hotel
Secretary of
Labor
Frances Perkins
White House
Secur
Enor
Chas Wiliam
Harvard Ux
Washington
Reef
Lewis
David J. Lewis
Eliot
Wilhem
Hennett
Carnell H. Hendrickson
New Era Address Sparks US Colombia Ties
A scrambled report notes President Roosevelt addressing CARTEGENA COLUMBIA citizens and pledging U S effort to end the Chaco War between Paraguay and Bolivia. The text mentions American sailors in the harbor and calls for peace amid tense regional conflict.
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Cartagena
Coloma
Roosevelt Iitizens
Republic of Colombia
Chaco
Paraguay
Paid Propaganda in New York Amid German Activities
Testimony links Dr Hiep and German consul general in New York to a pay-for-service scheme. George Sylvester Viereck allegedly received $2,000 for activities in June 1933 and Dr Eep pad hm $500 monthly for four months, plus $1,750 monthly for office and secretary through Cart Byori publicity firm.
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New York
Acset
Iia
Genera
Germany
George Sylvester Viereck
un-American Activ.t.es
E.ep
Ty Firm
Cart Byori
Transient Given S Months Sentence By Court
A magistrate sentenced Robinson to three months in the House of Correction for a gravity charge. Robinson claimed he had permission to stay at transient quarters. reports from Hagerstown noted family ties and prior incidents. The case was continued for further review and potential additional terms.
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House of Correction
Paolce
Tissday
Robinson
Hagersta
Teceniy
Ord
Saluraay
Robnson
Charles W. Smith
Forto
Robson Ita
Magistrace
Bonney
Las Fazaz
Uncertain OCR Crime Brief From Town Ledger
Fragmentary report cites a 19th century style court action with notes on arrests, bail set at five dollars, and names obscured by garbled text. Mentions officers, drunks, and a charge related to riding or driving in a region. Specifics and identities are unreadable in the OCR.
68 Cents Profit From 20 Pigs in Cortland Market
Mrs A Mossback raised 20 pigs weighing 1636 pounds and sold them for 12 22, deducting 11 54 in costs. The loss included market fees, insurance, commission, and processing taxes leaving Mrs Mossback with 68 cents net profit.
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Runusys
Asaliss Company
Governor Thomas Heads New York Federal Reserve Visit
Unclear text describes Thomas new governor of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, with mentions of George L licenses, Europe, and senatorial communications. The fragment references Pas C.dieu Sen AMaSSeT-Se and Governor Hares with a political or diplomatic context and a note about a police agreement or weight figure of 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L Vcenses
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Europe
Pas C.dieu Sen Amasset - Se
Hares
Messace
NRA not one man job Johnson says
Washington July 10 an end to one man direction of the NRA as Hugh S Johnson proposes a nonpartisan board to oversee NRA policy and codes. He would stay on as long as the President needs him and stresses government authority and a balance in administration.
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Johnson
Washington
Blue Eagle
NRA
Hugh S Johnson
Compasson
Federal Trade Commission
Dow
Duck Hunters Stamp Adopted for Waterfowl Aid
Washington July 10 The new duck hunters stamp, priced at 2 per hunter, features a waterfowl scene by J N Darling chief of the Bureau of Biological Survey. Revenue is expected to fund new homes for wildlife and animals across the nation, with annual estimates between 600000 and 1000000. The tax was authorized by the last session of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J N Daring
Bureau of Biological Survey
Congress
Brain trust proposed by Republicans in Chicago meeting
Chicago July 10 The Republican party may form a brain trust led by national chairman Henry P. Fletcher. He spoke to young Republicans and campaign managers about a progressive program. Col Theodore Roosevelt urged a stand for social insurance. Fletcher warned against campaigning on negatives and urged working within constitutional limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republican Party
Henry P. Fletcher
Fletcher
Theodore Roosevelt
New York Young Republican Club
Commission to Seek Washington Rate Data Soon
The commission will seek rate data from telephone and telegraph firms within days under federal oversight. Eugene Sykes chairs the group tasked by Congress to study communications policies and propose new legislation by February.
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Washington
Telephone and Telegraph
Federal Communicaions Commission
Yomori
Eugene @ Sykes
Chi Man
Congress
Nex
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Thomas H. Eliot
Labor Dept
Otho J
Helles
Kiwanis
Beneft
Montevue
K. O. Thomas
Wow Ganiz
Washington DC
Eugene W Prust
Roger Bow Donnan
Casper
Winnebrenner
Bennett
R E Cispp Jr
Barbara Frichie
Roger B. Taney
Francis Scov
Mr. Elot
Cartegena
Viereck Sars
Dahl A. Robinson
Ta Fiohn
Quincy
Dent
L- Khasnile Tom
Aarostne
Cook
rTeckess
Watton
Marges Tao
Fissei
Lee
Bern Suestall
Thomas
Harrison
Boulder Dam
Duck Hunters
Nimrods
Joseph Nathan Kane
Socialist Party
Honnar Duston Haverhill
Mass
Higgs
New England
Duston
Cambridge
O. P
Bentex
Oms Commission
Prepar
Carty
C. C. Carty Incorporated
East
Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Pique
Listerine
Colgate
Cannon Mills
Towcia
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