GOP Accepts Security Act Basics as Party Policy Basis
Washington reports Republicans in Congress lean toward adopting the social security act fundamentals as a basis for future policy though not a full passive acceptance. Some seek to exempt private pension plans from general programs and to modify provisions while warning against excessive spending. State legislatures push to enact unemployment insurance by the December deadline, with estimates of up to 50 percent of workers covered if enough states cooperate.
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French Smuggling Plot Shocks Paris Officials
Paris inquiry into an arms smuggling plot reached high official circles as authorities announced an arrest two weeks earlier. The case involves eight women from the French foreign office and a Lithuanian real estate dealer alleged to seek details on arms shipments to Spain, risking political scandal.
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How to Break News to Children This Christmas
A Washington dispatch discusses three methods for telling children about Santa. It presents the brutal, demonstration, and legend approaches, noting each has pros and cons. The piece weighs truth-telling against myth, suggesting parental choice and caution in presentation.
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Norbeck Death Scrambles South Dakota Politics
United States Senator Peter Norbeck dies at 53 from heart disease complicated by tongue cancer leaving South Dakota in political flux. Governor Berry faces pressure over resignation and appointment to Norbeck’s unexpired term while Lieutenant Governor Peterson contemplates resignation amid an arrest on an embezzlement charge tied to a $170000 bank shortage at Centerville First Nations bank. Leslie Jensen, the Republican who beat Berry, will become governor January 8.
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Pacific Coast Strike Ends and Auto Industry Walkout
The Pacific coast strike appears to be ending as eyeing a possible break in the mainline. Meanwhile about 28 000 glass, plate and auto arts workers threatened a walkout with limited progress in talks. Sailors union chief says settlement terms may be submitted tonight. The glass strike involves 34 000 workers overall, affecting Libbey Owens Ford and Pittsburgh Plate Glass. United Automobile Workers reports thousands on strike across Fisher Body, Chevrolet plants in Kansas City and Atlanta, J I Case in Racine, Kelsey Hayes in Detroit, and Windsor Ontario. A drivers strike in New York and Brooklyn affects taxi and bus operators, with an armistice in Detroit amid trolley coach disputes.
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Conquest Report: Bulgarian Move on Addis Ababa Consulate
Dec 21 Rome reports Bulgarian Minister Svetoslav Pomenoff informed the Italian government that Bulgaria intends to establish a consulate general in Addis Ababa. The act is viewed as tantamount to a fascist annexation of Ethiopia.
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Liberal program outlined by House leaders aims at four points
Washington December 21 tentative four point program headed by the farmers debt refinancing bill was shaping in the house today Representative Baileau Progressive Wisconsin retaining chairmanship from last session listed enactment of measures to establish a half hour work day eliminate war profits and improve farm practice as liberal goals plans to assemble about 50 members early in January to discuss plans and program
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Two Boys Lost in Search for Santa
Seattle dispatch reports seven and eight year old John and Jim McCarthy went into nearby woods seeking Santa for a doll for their sister. They did not return that night. Bloodhounds aided a search as volunteers combed the area. The next morning a house owner found the boys asleep on a parlor sofa beside an empty jam jar.
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Steel Labor Group Forms in Pittsburgh in 1933
A new organization of steel workers formed in Pittsburgh as delegates from 42 mills east of Cleveland joined the Committee for Industrial Organization. Phillip Murray, CIO chairman, urged replacing company unions, claiming about 198,000 steel plant employees have joined the union and over 60 percent of company representatives support the drive. The meeting also urged a $5 daily minimum wage, $1.06 per hour wage increase, a 53 30 hour five day week, vacations after two years, and time and a half for overtime.
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