Federal Insurance Proposal Aimed At Elder Security
Miss Jane M. Hoey of the Federal Security Agency urged federal insurance as the nation’s basic support in old age during a hearing of New York legislators on aging. The statement framed a potential shift toward a nationwide retirement protection plan.
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New York
Jane M. Hoey
Bureau of Public Assistance
Federal Security Agency
New York State
Joint Legislative Committee
Jury Tampering Bared in Murder Trial
In LaCrosse Circuit Judge Roland Steinle disclosed an attempt to tamper with the jury in the Arnold Larson murder trial. Larson, a Minneapolis car dealer, allegedly killed his family doctor after his two year old son died post operation.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Llp
Roland J. Steinle
Arnold Larson
Larson
Minneapolis
Deputy Hartline Admits Attacking Veteran at Klan Parade
Rome Georgia deputy William Hartline testified in a mass civil rights trial over flogging of seven Negroes. He said he blacked out a protester during a Ku Klux Klan parade and warned the veteran to leave the Klansmen alone. He admitted hearing of Klan intimidation but claimed no investigations or armed intervention occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
William Hartline
Hartline
Dade County
Hartlin
John W. Lynch
Americans Use Vast Soap on Sleeping Car Passengers
Report notes that passengers aboard a sleeping car consume about 65,000 gallons of liquid soap annually for cleaning and freshening purposes.
Shelled ship allowed safe passage by Nationalists
The S S Sir John Franklin, shelled by Chinese Nationalist warships in the Yangtze on Nov 28, was granted safe conduct by Nationalist naval officials. A boarding party told the Isbrandtsen ship it could proceed to the Yangtze mouth.
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the &S
John Franklin
INS
S.S
Yangtze River
Isbrandtsen+eighter
Yangtze
Emperor of Japan Captures a Fourth Grader's Dream
Welfare officials surveyed Tokyo youths about future careers. Girls favor school teaching and boys aim for baseball, but one fourth grader declares he alone aspires to be Emperor of Japan.
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Tokyo
Japan
Greek Unions Withdraw From 48 Hour Strike
A 48-hour general strike called by the Greek Labor Confederation began but many unions pulled out at the last moment. Participation was lower than expected as defections reduced support for the 40 percent wage increase demand.
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Athens
INS
Greek Labor Confederation
Dutch Lower House Votes to Transfer East Indies Sovereignty
The Netherlands House of Representatives approved a plan by 71 to 29 to transfer sovereignty in the East Indies to the Indonesian Republic as a move against communism. Catholic, Labor, Freedom and Democracy members supported the measure.
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Manila
Miguel Cuadero
Central Bank
United States
International Monetary Fund
the Hague
INS
Netherlands
Nist
East Indies
Catholic, Labor, Freedom and Democracy
Deaths of Mason Hunt Weaver noted in notices
Dr Marie Katherine Mason authority on motion pictures for deaf instruction and Ohio State University speech instructor died. James G Hunt 79 former Presbyterian missionary to Egypt and Cairo Theological Seminary professor and Wooster College former professor died in Cambridge Ohio. Robert Weaver 5 former president of the National Amateur Athletic Union and longtime track and field figure died in Los Angeles.
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Marie Katherine Mason
Department of Speech
Ohio State University
Columbus
James G. Hunt
Egypt
Cairo Theological Seminary
Wooster
Ohio) College
Cambridge
Washington County
Robert Weaver
National Amateur Athletic Union
Los Angeles
Smuggled $10 Gold Pieces Spark Berlin Stampede
German police report the first postwar appearance of U S ten dollar gold pieces in West Berlin triggering a stampede at Zoo Station. The coins sold for about 130 marks each roughly 30 dollars as black marketeers converged for the sudden postwar arrival.
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Berlin
Zoo
Kinescoped TV Programs Defined as Film Transcripts
Television programs described as kinescoped are transcribed onto motion picture film for archival or rebroadcast use. This process preserves the program by recording visuals and sound on film for later viewing.
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Joint Rent Action Committee
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Chicago
Terese Muhr
Tacoma
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Arthur Sivertson
Margaret Osborn
Mate
Milwaukee
Ferdinand Ehlinger
Ehlinger
Ellinger
Stella Koper
Prague
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Obrana Lida
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Stalin
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Slovakia
Tatra
Democracy IN Action
Syracuse
N. Salina
I Biszdonn
Siegelmans
Sed
Henney
Siegelman's
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Ferrero
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Colette N. Y
Duc de Charlemonte
Malcolm Stuart
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