Weekly News Analysis on Pension Debates and European Crises
Analysis outlines Republican pension proposals including a $30 monthly federal old age contribution and broader social security revisions. It notes Townsendism debates, millstone scores, and a shift toward a Democrat Republican clash with funding challenges and broader economic impacts. Also covers Chamberlain's Munich peace strain, Eden's warning, and Memel to Ukraine shifts amid Nazi influence and British trade expansion.
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U. S
Washington
Townsend
Massachusetts
Allen T. Treadway
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Who's News This Week In World Press and Arts Circles
In prewar times Henrie de Blowitz set the pace covering Europe for the London Times. American correspondents later gained speed with Frank Smothers of the Chicago Daily News among the best. George Rublee, longtime ally of La Follette, heads European refugee relief and oil dispute work from Washington. Also noted is artist Max Weber, praised by a 1925 New York Sun critic and now represented by strong sales and a Great Neck home.
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Great Britain
Germany
England
Export Credits Department
China
Berlin
Mexico
Britain
London
York
Europe
Henrie Eenitz
Frencians Itiship
London Times
de Blowitz
Press Association
Morning Coat
Frank Smothers
Chicago Daily News
Italy
Mr. Smothers
Chicago
Orient
Boston Transcript
Roseville
Ill
University of Wisconsin
Northwestern
George Rublee
Cen Es Aements
Covington, Burling & Rublee
Washington
Robert la Follette
Western Hemisphere
Mr. Rublee
Colombia
Dwight W. Morrow
Madison
Wis
Harvard Law School
Fine Arts
New York Board of Examiners
Max Weber
Metropolitan Museum
New York Sun
Great Neck
Long Island
Coneolgere Ues
Officials’ Titles. A Call to Congress on Power
A commentary argues that official titles puff up individuals and misused consent decrees by the Department of Justice reveal a trend toward governing by bureaucrats rather than by law. The piece criticizes expanded regulatory power, ad spending as a trigger for monopolies, and the need for Congress to rethink agencies and AAA regulations.
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Congress
Washington
Department of Justice
Thurmond Arnold
Arnold
Mr. Arnold
United States
Hitler
Mussolini
Stalin
Stooges
Germany
AAA
Western Newspaper Union
Make This Useful Bag on a Hanger
Ruth Wyeth Spears presents a simple project for a versatile hanging bag with French seams. The pattern fits closets or sewing rooms, and a larger version suits laundry travel. Includes book orders and autograph option with a Chicago address.
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Ruth Wyeth
Spears
Wise and Otherwise v7 Rumor and Courtship Quips
A column of wry maxims on rumor courtship and work contrasts. A punchy anecdote about an absent minded gangster ends with a grim gag about a machine gun and a secretary, underscoring irony in misapplied ambition.
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G.O.P
Joseph W. la Bine
Neville Chamberlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Stanley Baldwin
King George VI
Chamberlain
Anthony Eden
National Association of Manufacturers
Munich
Lord Baldwin
Eden Memel
German
East Prussia
Lithuania
Baltic
Reich
France
Japan
Ukraine
Poland
Russia
Polish
Russian Ukraine
Moscow
Soviet Republic
Persia
Afghanistan
Balkans
Jugoslavia
Milan Stojadinovich
Balkan
Tunisia
Corsica
Nice
Savoy
Suez Canal
Ethiopia
Treadway
Anthony Eden Mr. Chamberlain
Who's
By Lemuel F. Parton
Brackart
Washington Digest
William Brackart
National Press Bldg
Washington, D. C
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