Weekly News Review on California pensions plan debate
The piece traces California pension schemes and Townsendism alongside a wider U.S. debate on pension warrants. It links Ohio spread, political figures Roy G. Owens and others, and forecasts inflationary effects, then shifts to a European tableau with Hitler, Czechoslovakia, and the Sudeten crisis impacting Britain, France, and Germany as October 1 approaches.
NRA Wage Hour Rules Create Compliance Puzzle
The wage hour law sets a 35 cent hourly minimum and a 44 hour work week for interstate commerce industries starting Oct 24. Employers face complex choices on status and compliance as Administrator Andrews hints at definitions of interstate commerce. Firms see risk of back wages if misclassified, while industry groups push for clarifying rules amid limited funding for industrial committees. Meanwhile, Roosevelt drafts a peace message to Hitler and Benes as Europe teeters toward war. In a separate note, Private Bert Penning, a hero of the Last Battalion, died rescuing a swimmer in New York.
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Sheridan Dewey
Gibbs McAsoo
Susizia
Cristine
Robert Woobie
Tecmres
Sievery Mongar
Seach Californien
Leier
Roy G. Owens
Los Angeles
California
Adolf Hitler
Versailles
France
Britain
Italy
Ethiopia
Rhineland
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Neville Chamberlain
Godesberg
Czech
GoGesberg
Germany
Erestier
Czechoslovskie
London
Eurerd Delscher
Exrone
Ereas
Berlin
West
Carpis
der Fuehrer
NRA
U. S
Chicago
National Hardwood Lumber Associattor
Sewrent End Yard
Andrews
Co A
Beverly Baxter
Europe
Franklin Roosevelt
Burope
Cordell Ellil
Roosevelt
United States
Beris
Prague
Bert Penning
Argonne
Fenning Beeme
New York
Long Island Sound
President Roosevelts hold remains strong in party polls
A national poll shows Roosevelt maintains high personal strength with voters despite GOP opposition and failed purge attempts in primaries. It notes shifting preferences if alternate candidates like Hoover or Landon were offered, and weighs how Democratic leaders and party factions respond to his renomination prospects and a stalled reorganization bill amid Kansas City and Chicago power dynamics.
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Lewis and Smith
Mexico
Hull
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Willam G. McAdoo
California
James P. Pope
Idaho
William H. Dieterich
Ilinois
Herbert E. Hitchcock
South Dakota
George L. Berry
Tennessee
Alfred M. Landon
Eas
Hoover
Georgia
Maryland
South Carolina
Iowa
di Itrich
Sen- Byrnes
James F. Byrnes
Senate
Aiben W. Barkley
Pat Harrison
Byrnes
Elinor D. Smith
Chicago
Henry Horn
Illinois
Millerd E. Tyéings
Radcliffe
House
Army
Fras
Army Engineers
Capitol Hill
West Point
House of Representatives
Practical and Pretty At Home Wearables
A sewing pattern feature promotes comfortable practical home wear with 89 easy outfits. The Slenderizing House Dress emphasizes comfort, easy front fastening, and loose darts for a slim look. Fabrics include calico, percale, linen, or gingham, with patterns and prices for sizes 34 to 40. The issue advertises pattern numbers 1615 and 155, fabric needs, and ordering details from The Sewing Circle.
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Sheridan Downey
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Ritler
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Carter Field
Herbert C. Hoover
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National Labor Relations Board
Mexico City
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Edwin Smith
Labor Board
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Lewis
Atecuate
Mtic
Soviet Republic
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Eil
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Sciels
Leclares
Mexica
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Smith
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Cardena
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Esu
Servics
Batiste
W. Wacker Dr
NU Service
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Phelps Natere
Aveapiupia Woidh
Altese Company
John Alden Standish
Monrovia
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