Capital Split By Age In Civil Service Debate
Washington scene as Representative Cochran and the civil service commission clash over barring workers over forty from stenographic exams. Commissioner Mitchell argues the rule excludes many trained workers, while Cochran warns it risks creating unemployment and old age aid strains. Francis Perkins supports older workers for many posts.
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Washington, D. C
Representaeive
Cochran
Missoni
Civil Service Commission
Harry B. Mitchell
Civil Service Commissioner
Francis Perkins
Civil Service
Prussian Ban on Jews Denied
Berlin dispatch reports Hermann Goering, a national minister without portfolio, instructed Prussian departments handling public contracts to disavow any extreme discrimination against foreigners and Jews. The statement references earlier guidance about determining if firms are Aryan, non Aryan, or Jewish and directs departments not to seek such classifications from chambers of industry and trade.
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Berlin
Germany
Prussia
Hermann Whelm Goering
Mothers Mix This At Home for a Bad Cough
A home remedy, sold as simple to mix without cooking, promises quick and lasting relief for a distressing cough. Instructions describe making a three syrup by combining sugar and water, then adding tinex to a pint bottle with sugar syrup. The text promotes pink tins and pine compound as soothing cold remedies and asserts guaranteed relief or money refund.
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Costa
Eny Drugeiat
Zemo Relief Promises Quieting Skin Aches
A garbled ad claims Zemo from Texas offers relief for itching eczema and blemishes. It credits five stages of use and highlights rare ingredients, promising fast results and price value for skin ailments and pimples.
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Texas
Zemo
Molina
Emo Ie
Denise Tl
Detectives Freed On Bond In Cuero Case
Two Cuero detectives formerly tied to the city arson squad were freed on $2000 bonds each after a grand jury indicted them on charges related to theft from Joe Schaefer. The indictments name Werschel Gray alias Charlie Meyers and Lee, with additional charges linked to theft connected to a July 17 incident. Gray was previously acquitted of murder in a Houston trial. Lee lay in Baylor hospital, where he has been for a month, as the bonds were posted following attorney negotiations and district attorney Walter Tynan’s statements.
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al Ninely
Walter Tynan
Werschel Gray
Charlie Meyers
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Joe Schaefer
Gray
Houston
Lee
Baylor Hospital
Owen W. Kilday
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Joe Schaeffer
Cuero
Watters Tynan
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Lee K
Wills
Jon Schachfer
Schaeiter
Lim
Schaeffer
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