Senator Wagner Seeks Expanded Social Security Coverage
Senator Robert I. Wagner of New York backs extending Social Security to groups now exempt amid three Supreme Court upholds. Hearst commission audit endorses closing gaps for maritime workers on U S vessels and national bank employees while noting administrative and constitutional limits for state and local governments.
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Robert I. Wagner
New York
Supreme Court
Administration
Senate
Social Security Commission
Hearst
Wagner
Hearst Commission
Hearst Commission Urges Comprehensive Revision of Social Security
After Supreme Court validation of social security legislation the Hearst commission calls for prompt, constrictive revisions. The review supports an integrated, nationwide effort to achieve economic security rather than superficial piecemeal changes in the law.
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Supreme Court
Hearst Commission
Peace Accords At Inter-American Conference Urged for Senate
The article highlights President Roosevelt urging immediate ratification of peace instruments from the Inter-American conference. It commends Buenos Aires for advancing hemispheric peace, noting widespread desire to banish war as a dispute method. It stresses the need for the United States to lead in ratifying these measures to sustain cooperation among nations.
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Senate of
United States
Roosevelt
Laree
Buenos Aires
Senate
Mr. Roosevelt
Skin Tests by Royal S Copeland and Its Uses
This article reviews the skin testing method, its history, and its applications in detecting tuberculosis and diphtheria resistance. It explains tuberculin testing, positive and negative results, and the role of skin tests in allergy and allergy-related diseases, including foods and pollens.
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Royal S. Copeland, M. D
Wieninco
Vedners
Erie Cita
Wellner
General Gouraud and the Rainbow Division in World War I
In recalling the Great War we revisit General Gouraud's bold decisions in Lorraine and the Champagne Front. The article details his near death, heroic leadership, and a pivotal bombardment that halted Ludendorff, shaping the fall of 1918. It links his actions to the famed Rainbow division, the Forty second and the old Sixty ninth of New York.
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Edwin C. Hill
Champagne
France
Times Square
Francis Dufy
Father Duffy
One Hundred Sixty-fifth Infantry
New York
Lorraine
Fourth
Gouraud
Ludendorff
Petain
Fhns
Bouraud
Clintons
Foth
Soissons
Liles
Fens
From a Tangled Mind of Culture and Comedy in 1910s Notes
A rambling collation of public figures, writers, actors, and artists, linking Bowes, Nast, Wiggam, Ricco, and Bankhead. The piece moves through magazines, theater, and society reporting, mixing satire with social observation and reminiscence of entertainers, editors, and evolving media.
Stars and Stripes The Shop Maker Claims Global View
Fragmentary text presents a shopmaker remarking on worldly views and human limits. No clear event or named entities emerge. the readable part suggests a philosophical or humorous aside rather than a concrete news item.
What Do You Know PAU Exch Blank Puzzle Notes
A garbled inquiry lists clues about music terms, artists, and composers. Items mention a paen a ramp and melodeon an early instrument name the Venus of Milo discovery year and names like Jaxelia Hetfer and Ernst Lauhitsch with unclear roles. The fragment references a King Features Syndicate quiz page prompt urging readers to match answers.
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Pau Exch Blank
Jaxelia Hetfer
Jan Kupelk
Ernst Lauhitsch
Poceateessery
Free Wobbnist
Jonas Lio
Edouard M
Listen World! A bold debate on Mexico prison reform
In this 1947 column by Kennie Fragi, readers discuss Mexico's new prison rules calling inmates natural biological units susceptible to correction. The piece surveys humane treatment, wage grants inside, and public opinion, asking if such reforms reduce crime and fair to workers. It critiques softon and hardline views, urging a straw poll to gauge support.
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Tenteforth
Glen
Federal District Pendentiary
Oplon
Lavoro Cardenas
Department of Interior
Ultitae
Chet
Kennie Frag Syail Drie
10 and 20 Years Ago Prom from the Files of the 8 ck Light
A June 4 1927 item recalls Marlin bomber crew reenactments at Kelly Field for cinema. Privates Fiyat Garrol Robbins Sever Utterback parachuted from wings cockpits. all unharmed. The piece mentions San Antonio W C G A Girl Reserves at a 1917 national conference and back pay talks for railroad workers in San Antonio. A U S Supreme Court ruling on overtime for railroad workers is noted, with a patriotic band program at Brackenridge Park.
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Pitre
Kelly Mold
O. T. Fiyat
Garrol
C. S. Robbins
Slatt Sever
H.R. Utterback
Marjoris Scntt
Dixie Milton
Sarah Lee Cretin
Mary Guraghan
San Antonio
W. CG. A
Palheios
San An Tonio
Adamson Inn
Iremen
Thaga
United States Supreme Court
United States
Willian H. Smith
Brackenridge Park
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Will Irwin
J. P
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Flippen
Herb Roth
Ww. CG
Fields
Tempus
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Hope Williams
Otis Skinner
Dolores
Maury Paul
Toute Swraner
Obie Winter
Amoition
James Meléon
Sweet Adelmet
Alabama
Talulah Bankhead
Scarletl O'Hara
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Tally
Tad
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Duanlel Frohman
Hinch
Prohgman
Hha
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Baragwanath
Cognoscenti
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Rand
Indeer
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Delancey Street
Lower East Side
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Delancey
A. W. Report
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