Summer influenza and odd tidbits from the coast
A whimsical column from Santa Monica mocks summer influenza and aging adages. It parodies Mark Twain's curses, highlights Albania's King Zog and his quest for a $9 million bride, and notes California’s single coastline with Palm Springs as a retreat, all in a freewheeling, humorous tone.
Strikes Persist in Steel War Over Written Pacts
Workers stay off job across eight to ten states as C I O demands written contracts from independent steel firms. Roosevelt distance noted. Taft and Garrison named on mediation board amid abductions and vigilante actions in Michigan and Ohio. Public notices claim post office delays harm loyal workers while court pack plan is rejected by Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Steel Corporations
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis
Roosevelt
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Daniel J. Shields
Johnstown
Davey
Ikldy Noping
Frances Ee. Perking
Cleveland
Charlen P. Taft
Cincinnati
Lloyd K. Garrison
National Labour Relations Twrd
Edward F. McCrody
Manat
Mlch
Detroit
Niles
Republic
Farley
John $. Brooks, Jr
Postminsters
Senate Judiciary
Supreme Court
Congress
Washington
Byrnes amendment passes Senate relief bill 13 to 10
The Byrnes amendment to the relief bill was approved by the full Senate appropriations committees by a 13 to 10 vote. It requires local governments to cover at least 40 percent of the costs for all Works progress administration projects, or else face funding limits. The debate suggested tightening controls on Wind elvig and related program spending.
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Harry
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Senate
Byrnes
WEA
Elvig
Pauperis Roth
Mise B
Glbert
Rochester
MN. Y
Betti Joyce
Hollywood
Inventus’ Congréss
New York
Capital on the Move as Loyalists Defend Bilbao
Spanish loyalists relocate the capital from Bilbao to Santander after another bombing by German air units. Basque battalions prepare a last stand to defend Bilbao’s iron ring while Franco’s forces push near Fica and Larrabezua. Loyalists advance along the Cordoba front into rebel coal districts. In Moscow eight Soviet generals are executed for treason amid a broader purge, and Cherenkov commits suicide after denunciation. Hundreds of thousands are removed from party rolls.
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Junkers
Heinkel
Bilbao
Santander
Francisco Franco
Fica
Larrabezua
Cordoba
Michail Tukhachevsky
Kremlin
Soviet Supreme Court
Moscow
Red
Nazi Germany
Germany
Alexander G. Chervinkov
Republc
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Fiscal Dictator and Tax Crackdown Loom in 1930s France
Fragmented text outlines a French crisis with a fiscal dictator plan in 1930s France, targeting wealthy tax dodgers and preparing to pulsed higher taxes on high brackets and monopolized government goods. It also mentions Premier Blue and six weeks of emergency powers amid a crisis, plus U.S. economic data on national income and hints of a looming business revival.
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France
BILE
Congressional
United States
Vincent Autio
Brance
Millonaires
AML
Premier Blue
Advocate of Women's Home completes nationwide speaking tour
A prominent advocate finished a statewide speaking circuit, addressing conventions across Gal States. She promoted improvements in living conditions and urged citizens to take action for a better national environment.
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Gal States
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