Retired Army Officers Plan Action Against Pay Cut
In Los Angeles on November 2 1933 retired army officers gear for another drive against pay reductions for commissioned officers in army navy and marine corps led by National Organization of which Cola T Marix USM and G revered preside. One target is opposition to large salary cuts recently approved for senior service personnel.
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Salary Squeeze Sparks Widow Officers’ Plea
Colonel Marix voices outrage at a 15 percent pay cut across all national service divisions, arguing widows of commissioned officers face poverty with stipends from 20 to 13 dollars monthly and subsist on about half a dollar daily. He predicts a flood of correspondence opposing the reductions and urging restoration of officers’ salaries. In Jerusalem Arabs flee a low-lying plane dispersing crowds moving toward Tulkaram to join a demonstration tied to the Balfour anniversary.
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Paul Robeson Signed for Role in Dark Surrender
Paul Robeson is signed to star in the film Dark Surrender by Donald Kirkbride. The item notes Robeson’s praised work in Emperor Jones and mentions industry figures Billy Fiske and Count Osrpegna as pushing the project, with various whimsical side notes about other screen figures and plans for location shoots in North Carolina.
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Villa's Son In Los Angeles Insane With Mentally Disturbed Father
The son of Pancho Villa, 21, is declared insane and sent to Norwalk asylum after Judge Thomas Gould finds him suffering from dementia praecox. Doctors cite hereditary insanity risks and note the youth laughed in a manner reminiscent of his father. His mother, Asuncion Villa, weeps as she faces the crisis.
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Remainder of His Life in an Asylum Cell
A fragment from an obituary or court-notice item notes the remainder of his life spent in an asylum cell. The sentence suggests a final confinement period within a mental institution, implying a legacy of institutional care as the closing phase of the individual's life.
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