Hearst Revisions Approved by House on Social Security Act
The House approves revisions to the social security act after study by the Ways and Means Committee and Hearst commission. It adopts pay as you go old age benefits, keeps payroll tax levels, extends coverage to seamen and others, and aims to ease costs while expanding beneficiary relief. The Hearst commission provided analysis and hearings to guide these reforms.
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Marrying Students Believe Good Grades Follow Romance
Dr Ernest W Burgess of the University of Chicago reports that a majority of married students in American universities are self supporting and do not rely on parental checks. He notes love at first sight is romantic but not usually successful and finds engaged couples over two years ahead tend to be most satisfactory.
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Ernest W. Burgess
University of Chicago
Marrige
Burgess
At the Fair Mixed Aesthetic Awe and Quiet Despair
The writer observes birds at the World’s Fair amid dazzling displays. A nest in a transplanted tree sits empty while wrens consider remodeling an abandoned apartment. The article weighs human progress against nature and wonder, then hints at a lingering unease with modern spectacle.
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Serene Falin
World of Tomorrow vision clashes with human limits
By Edwin Hill the piece argues honesty and precision of 19th century artistry contrast with mankind’s failure to use abundance wisely. It mocks grand displays yet praises the fountain at night and Teuton's beams, comparing Versailles to modern showpieces while warning machines resemble Frankenstein.
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Giese
Nervous system linked to skin hives study case
New York researchers, led by Dr J G Hopkins, traced 15 individuals where hives appeared after heat exposure or emotional stress. Attacks varied from two months to 43 years, mostly in women, with winter occurrences and swelling of hands and feet accompanying eruptions.
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J. G. Hopkins
New York City
Skin Reaction Guidance From Dr Bundesen
Dr Bundesen describes a red skin area one to two inches across that develops a central red and white raised patch, sometimes merging into larger hive like formations. He warns sensitive individuals to avoid extreme temperatures, keep warm indoors, and bathe in water near skin temperature to prevent discomfort.
Muddled Word Game From a Fragmented Puzzle List
A garbled OCR style list uses many bold faced capital terms replaced with faked clues. It mentions a submarine, ballast water, a buoyant boat, a rescue with hatch and extricate efforts, and references to a cabinet meeting and tax revision amid a maritime disaster theme.
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King Featuree Synificate
Roosevelt Hull pressure shifts House votes on neutrality
Washington report notes White House pressure on House Foreign Affairs to reverse two Democratic holdouts on an arms embargo. Roosevelt and Hull press through a strategy to push pending legislation, with mid summer heat aiding their aim while Republicans concede. The phantom income tax vote exempts themselves and staff, but the final roll call shows 187 to 130 with 113 absent, as Congress acts with the District of Columbia tax plan dodging full public disclosure.
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White House
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Lny
Hulls
Beng
Roevel
Roosevelt
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Senate
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Mertie
House Committee
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District of Columbia
Feshinet
King Features Syndicate, Inc
The Invisible Boundary Line in a World of Hate
An earnest column contrasts the Canada United States border with inner boundaries of spirit. It laments rising hate, warns that fear breeds danger, and urges personal responsibility to choose decency over propaganda. It argues civic peace grows from individual boundaries of character.
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Canada
United States
Proposals of Peace Amid Hostile Rhetoric Across Nations
A dated screed argues for pacifism while denouncing opponents as pests and savages. It claims data work is unprofitable, extols theoretical world harmony, and mocks multicultural coexistence, ending with a controversial call for dehumanizing treatment of people from cities and distant lands.
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New York’ City
Bomaliland
Gus
Fens
10 and 20 Years Ago June 16 1929 San Antonio
A historical notice recalls events from 10 and 20 years ago. It mentions a San Antonio Democratic affiliation vote, monthly greetings, and Otlo Zoeller directing a national high school orchestra camp in Interlaken Michigan. It also notes Confederate Veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy welcoming the 90th division in 1919, with local civic leaders coordinating ceremonies. Captain Irwin Thomas promotes oil exploration in Southwest Texas and support for new oil operators in the region.
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Otlo Zoeller
San Antonios
Wie
Interlonden
Mich
National Music Supervisors’ Conference
National Federation of Music Childs
National Bureau For the Advancement of Music
Confederacy
Roy Deitel
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Confederate Veterans
Alamo
Irwin Thoman
McMullen County Onl Company
Texas
Thomas
San Antonio
Father Of The Year In The Modern Family
A humorous look at the changing role of the father as the “family man” who balances authority with affection. The piece contrasts old hard line paternal fans with a new era where dads guide self expression, schooling choices, and reliability while staying the central figure in family life.
Ways to Make Father Happy on His Day
A playful suggestion from Helen Rowland on Father’s Day gives ideas to treat dad with a day off and personal touches. Let him be himself, enjoy his favorite breakfast, wear his best clothes, and even use his own car to feel special.
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By Edwin, Hill
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