Lively Role In Hatch Act Debate In Congress
Washington dispatch reports on the House Judiciary Committee with Syracuse Rep Clarance B Hancock taking a lead role in shaping the Hatch Act bill. The committee eyeing hearings, party splits loom as Democrats fear backlash and Republicans push to move the measure forward before the session ends.
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Wiliam Bhrem Sprein
Washington
House Junciary Committee
Clarance B. Flancock
Syracuse
Hancock
Harald Jowens
Doweyur
Wis Aude
Tanenek
Franiers B. Weter
Ension
Waller
Mure
Af Litah
Ardent
New Deter
Gibbs
Georgia
Gwynne
Town
Ficc
Senate
Meirora
Wiegh
Bankhead
Suring
Faye
Hatton Sumner
Judiciary
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Liev
Gill
Wil Trave
Vancock Wuld
Hamark
Hatch
Building Projects Near Peakin State Albany March 2011
Plans for 291 industrial buildings were submitted to the State Labor Department in February. It marks the second largest number in history and doubles the 16 year monthly average. Investment totals rise to 917,590 dollars for seven projects as new buildings proceed. A separate report notes a Japanese sponsored Chinese venture under Wing Ching Wei to be established at Nanking.
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Peakin State
Albany
Secand
State Labor Department
Slestio
Sharghes
Wing Ching-Wei
Nanking
Doctors Warn Folks About Constipation Cures
Doctors warn about constipation and tout vegetable Olive Tablets as a remedy. The ad-like notice cites De. Banaris and De. Edwards Cilivy Tatters Santee as providers and Drugists offering the product to cleanse the liver and aid digestion despite lack of medical backing.
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de. P.M. Banaris
de. Edwards
Averywtrore
Motorist Plees At Sight of Cops and Twin Revelations
A garbled report details a motorist fleeing police, with arrests and vehicle searches. It mentions twins born to Germans and Poles, concerns about typhoid in Nazi occupied Poland, and Allied investigators tracing a suspected outbreak. Names include James Nicholson and Wayne Taylor amid wartime sanitary efforts in Warsaw.
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Spartanbury, & C
Marek
Ah Pulenichic
James I. Nicholson
Wayne 2
Taylor
Warsaw
Strikers Backed by Mrs Roosevelt Seek Fair Wages
In New York on March 24 seven young strikers and supporters urged for better pay and conditions to secure 2 day backpay. Mrs Roosevelt telegrammed the Hotel and Restaurant Employes Union urging a peaceful settlement and noting workers need work. The owner Johavies d. Corbetoff denied remarks.
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Roosevelt
New York
Sinikgigacspo
Havn
Frankllty
Aimerican Youth Congress
Howe
Witder
Johavies d. Corbetoff
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