New federal crimes expand power and create vast police force
Ten days after the president signed seven new acts, federal jurisdiction broadens to cover kidnapping across seven days, interstate theft over 1000 dollars, interfering with federal agents, telegraph and other extortion, flight to avoid prosecution, prison breaks from federal pens, and federal bank robberies. The DOJ plans a large new police force equipped with planes and weapons, giving federal agents full independent reach and signaling a turning point in crime enforcement nationwide.
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Congress
United States
Federal Reserve System
Dillinger
Department of Justice
Cummings
Cascade Park pool to open Monday after school ends
The Cascade Park swimming pool will open on Monday June 11 after guards finish college term. Officials note there has never been a drowning when the pool operates and urge reopening to keep youths from swimming unsafe places. The park commission chair says delays were due to unavailable guards. Water bills will switch to monthly payments for easier budgeting. A vandal left initials in cement on Middle Avenue curbing, marring the curb. culprits should face severe consequences.
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Cascade Park
Frank Wilford
Park Commission
Chromiele-Telegram
Middle Avenue
Women Career Survey Signals Growth Areas in 1930s
The National Federation of Bunion and Professional Women's Clubs backs a Labor Department survey of 29 000 women. Miss Mary Anderson notes fields of read insurance dentistry medicine advertising and promotion ownership and management show promise. Nursing secretarial and general office work are crowded. Banking and finance offer limited change. journalism could improve with better conditions. Retail workers should branch into other roles. aviation and public office may open with business growth. Average 1930 earnings were 1623 with gaps by profession.
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National Federation of Bunion
Professional Women’s Clubs
Women's Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Mary Anderson
Miss Anderson
Text on women workers and age discrimination in employment
The survey found college graduates highest and normal school graduates lowest in pay or status, with average age near forty. Only 408 reported age discrimination and little against married women. It argued that single women are paid less than men due to lack of dependents, yet two thirds of employed single women have dependents. Also notes on bank clerks training emphasizing target practice over bookkeeping.
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Lege
Silent Observer Monster of Deep in Loch Ness Sighted
A sea serpent tale from Loch Ness stirred Liverpool residents when a large pond sighting was reported. Investigators found a child’s red painted rocking horse, its eerie look enhanced by slime and seaweed, before the crowd retreated.
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Loch Ness
Scotland
Liverpool
England
Local Post Office Hunters Locked After Sand in Pajamas
A local man reports feeling sand in his pajamas since his wife ran the spinach, alarming residents days after a batch of post office hunters got stuck. No further details available.
Fragmented Evening Page Fragments Hint at Humor and Hardship
A garbled collage mentions washing machines teaching humility through poverty and other moral pacts, a note on autoists in restricted districts facing four weeks confinement, a minstrel gag legacy, absentminded professor humor, and jokes about work and diamonds. The text blends aphorisms with stray lines and comic bits, reflecting a miscellaneous 20th century newspaper page.
Golden Legion Bible Study on Chronicles and Kings
The article discusses Schaff's view that First Chronicles and Second Chronicles along with Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles form a single historic narrative. It notes that Chronicles links Adam to David and Judah’s fall, while Samuel and Kings offer overlapping accounts. It emphasizes reading them in parallel to resolve obscurities and derive a fuller history based on multiple testimonies.
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Schaff
Israel
David
Kingdom
Judah
Babylon
Turkish youth focus on nation building not new religion
Turkish sociologist Chevket Sureya Bey replied to the New Historic Society of New York about youth religion. He said the youth of Turkey are deeply absorbed in organizing and reconstructing the country it has liberated.
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Istanbul
Wpee
New Historic Society of
New York
Chevket Sureya Bey
Turkey
System makes sun dial readings accurate at State College
The article notes Professor Leland Rhodes of Pennsylvania State College Engineering devising a sun dial system. By inscribing multiple semicircles with months and dates, the device aligns shadow readings to standard time, reducing error up to 50 minutes. The piece then references Frederick William of Prussia’s death without graphic detail.
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State College
Leland
Rhodes
Department of Engineering
Ponnayvania State College
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