Cabinet Shifts Hinted Amid Roosevelt Inauguration Rumors
As Roosevelt nears his January 29 inauguration the Cabinet shows reluctance to resign and possible reshuffles loom. Ickes Perkins and Cummings are among those eyed for moves while Woodring likely stays. Stone's health shadows the Supreme Court and Morgenthau Jones tensions chill RFC loan policy amid political maneuvering.
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Slow Returns Delay Social Security Ecard Issuance
Elyria post office reports slow collection of employee Social Security forms with only 79 cards issued by noon today. Postmaster C J Sartor expects a surge tomorrow requiring six stenographers to process applications and create employee cards. First card issued to Lois Stringfellow of Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Forms from large plants awaited. cards due by next Saturday.
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Macy as a political force threatens Ives and party unity
Macy holds key Assemblymen from Suffolk and has declared war on Speaker Irving M. Ives over Lehman’s social security program. His influence could jeopardize Ives’ reelection and turn the party into a heated arena for at least the coming year.
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Mystery carburetor claims 200 miles to gallon tested
Toronto reports that a carburetor invented by Charles Nelson Pogue of Winnipes, Manitoba, backed by John E Hammell, is being tested in Ontario. A car fitted with the device is said to run continuously day and night, promising over 200 miles per gallon of gasoline.
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Unions Organize Majority of Australian Maie Workers
Practically all the maie workers in Australia are organized into trade unions, reflecting a high level of collective bargaining activity and worker representation across the industry.
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Federation of Labor
Austra’a
CCC Camps To Be Set Up For Women
Government work relief expands with approval of 50 feminine CCC camps to employ about 5000 girls. Work centers to be created under WPA in Rhode Island Arkansas Florida Oklahoma Missouri South Dakota and Tennessee with sites already chosen, officials said.
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Fragmented OCR Item Impedes Camp Care Reports
A damaged OCR fragment mentions care lignt for camps and SMIAde views, leaving unclear who or what is involved and what outcome is described.
State Employes To Have Leave Of Absence
Columbus Ohio December 1 756 state tax commission employees will take enforced leave during the final week of December to avert a 29000 dollar payroll deficit. Vice chairman Carter S Dargusch announced the measure stating the absence is necessary to balance the year end finances.
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