Labor bill passage and social security plan mix in US
The House backed the Wagner Connery labor standards bill, creating an independent three member labor board to supervise union elections and unfair practices. President Roosevelt pressed a broad social security program with payroll taxes, grants, and pensions, while tax plans target the wealthy and large corporations.
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Trouble for Roosevelt in Works Relief Fight
Washington dispatches detail President Roosevelts difficulties over the $5,000,000,000 Works Progress administration fund. Governors at Biloxi decry federal encroachment on states rights while Hopkins and Ickes clash over project selection and pump priming. Observers fear political defections and long spending runway into 1936.
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Russian Woman’s Fairy Tale Claim Sparks Anatasia Suit
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the revived legal action by Anastasia Tchaikovsky seeking to recover family property, questioning if she is the late czar’s daughter. She was rescued in Berlin eight years ago, with witnesses pro and con, yet no conclusive proof exists and the Romanoffs remain skeptical.
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Uncle Physician's Nephew Reports Debtors
A doctor helps youth by letting his bar-ready nephew collect debts. The nephew writes to report one debtor, Mr X, who owed $20 but has five children and no assets, highlighting unemployment and familial impact.
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