Federal Social Security Grants Seen For First Half Year
Washington reports total federal grants to states under the social security act for the first six months of the year are estimated at 6.5 million dollars. Joan G. Winant, chair of the social security board, testified that 9.5 million would go to aged assistance, 4 thousand to Daina end and 8 million for children’s aid. Thirteen states including Maine Iowa Michigan Mississippi Gr—aska New Hampshire Vermont Wisconsin and Wyoming qualified for old age assistance.
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Washington, D.C
House
Joan G. Winent
Social Security Board
Daina
Winent
Elew Tdzho
Maine
Iowa
Meryls
Michigan
Mississippi
Miseo Graska
New Hamopstore
Vermox
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Guardsmen Patrol Shirt Shirt Strike Area In Indiana
Armed guards watched over women returning to work in two shirt factories in New Albany and Jeffersonville as order was restored and violence was avoided. Guardsmen patrolled streets while nearby scenes of disorder caused injuries elsewhere.
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New Albany
Ind
Jeffersonville
M. Pine and
Sans
Indiana National Guard
Murder Charged in Knife Slaying
A complaint charging murder was filed in Justice of the Peace John F. Onion's court against Mario Sopez, 308 South Santa Rosa Avenue, in connection with the knife slaying of Jesus Raro, 3515 Guadalupe Street, Sundar. City Detective Amacker signed the complaint.
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Justice of the Peace
John F. Onion
Mario Sopez
South
Santa Rosa Avenue
Jesus Raro
Guadalupe v Street
Sundar
Birth Control Clinic Opens in Houston for Unemployed Wives
In Houston on January 2 a pioneer birth control clinic began operation to provide information to wives of unemployed men. A sign reads Maternal Health Center. Rev George Wilhelm denounced the clinic noting its charitable, no fee basis aims to aid women whose husbands are out of work or on relief.
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Houston
INS
George Wilhelm
Catho Hc
Supreme Court Rulings On Gases Tax And AAA
The Supreme Court ordered the immediate refund of 200 million dollars of AAA processing taxes impounded in federal courts and held the AAA unconstitutional. It scheduled February 4 for arguments on Governor Talmadge’s challenge to the Bankhead cotton production central act. A ruling on the Tennessee Valley Act constitutionality is expected February 3.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Dea
Justice Department
Intermmediate
AAA
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Police chief suspends special policeman after street fight
Chief Owen W. Kilday suspended Special Policeman Robert B. Cruze following a Tuesday morning altercation with Radio Patrolman W T Mitchell on South Alamo street. Mitchell sustained minor cuts and bruises. report cites Teportes.
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Kilday
Owen W. Kilday
Robert B. Cruze
Cruze
W. ‘T. Mitchell
South Alamo Street
Mitchell
Teportes
Governor Allred to attend Houston banquet
Governor Allred said he would attend a chamber of commerce banquet in Houston tomorrow night. A 2400 capacity incubator is for sale, per Classification 122 in Light Classified.
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Austin
Allred
Chamber of Commerce
Houston
Doctors Recommend Liquid Laxatives For Constipation Relief
Many believe laxatives worsen bowels but doctors advise using liquid laxatives to provide the necessary fluid and bulk to ease relief. They emphasize gradual adjustment of the bowel with the right laxative approach rather than harsh remedies.
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