Celler Calls for Insurance Firm Curbs in Economy Talk
Representative Celler urges the House Judiciary Committee to study and regulate insurance companies asserting they pose a potential threat to the economy. He cites rising asset scales and lender activity, warns of interlocking directors, and argues their power could outpace federal policy.
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Loyalty Quiz Affects Few Government Jobs Lost
The Civil Service Commission reports fewer than 400 people left government service or withdrew applications due to federal loyalty checks. Since Oct 1 1887, 2,201,209 loyalty forms have been processed by the FBI, with 385 workers leaving and 6,937 cases completed or discontinued. Charges issued in 1,317 cases, 27 hearings held.
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Civil Service Commission
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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FBI
France Urges Ruhr Return Control to Germany
In Paris the National Assembly pressed to limit Allied oversight of the Ruhr and urged France to tell the United States and Britain that the French people oppose any step to restore full German control. The debate centered on how to manage the Ruhr's coal and steel industries and the future of German armament production under occupation.
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France
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Labor union seeks higher clerks pay in Albany
The state convention of the American Federation of Labor adopted a 16 point program calling for higher wages and better working conditions for post office clerks. It petitions the State Legislature to urge Congress to take early action on the proposed pay hike.
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American Federation of Labor
Congress
Bishop Will Head Group At Federal Council Convention
Bishop John Stamm of Harrisburg Pa appeared certain to be elected president of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America at the convention’s final session. Mrs Milltreel Horton of Wellesley College was favored to be vice president and would be the first woman elected to a major Federal council office. Charles Taft, retiring president, urged modernization of religion to address economic realities.
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