National Whirligig previews another May strike
The National Whirligig reports signals of a major maritime strike set for May as left wing longshoremen on both coasts back a peak travel period. Bridges Curran faction labels the move as an armed truce while fund-raising for future actions runs into millions. Roosevelt aides split on policy, with Perkins siding with sailors on blacklist fears and others challenging. Capitol Hill vigilantes push for a Senate inquiry into alleged red influence on waterfront unrest, aiming to discredit Perkins and demand Bridges's deportation. Disquiet forecasts future clashes at the nation’s docks and in Washington.
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Law and Social Tax Moves Highlight 1930s Session
Connecticut ousted by liberal votes as House judiciary works on a municipal bankruptcy law. Committees draft Vinson and Guffey bills to regulate the soft coal industry to avert a strike. Aimed radio service on vessels becomes law. A strong push to cap social security tax at 1 percent through 1947. About 100000 people expected at the world poultry congress in the U S in 193$ with past attendance between 70000 and 173000.
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Litchfield News Notes World War French Brides club
Mrs D T Lloyd spent Thursday in Cleveland visiting Mrs C E Keyser hostess to the World War French Brides club of which Mrs Lloyd is a member. Friends received word of the death of Mrs Thompson who passed away at her Lakewood home Monday morning. Mrs Thompson and family lived in Litchfield when her son Park Thompson taught at the local school. Funeral services will be observed at the home Tuesday.
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Surprised Birthday Party for Evelyn Holmes and Robert Lloyd
A surprise birthday party was hosted by Mrs. and Mrs. D. T. Lloyd for Evelyn Holmes and Robert Lloyd marking their 11th birthdays within the week. The evening featured games and refreshments. Abbie Flanery joined Mrs. Ernest Clapp of Chatham at a Medina Grange meeting in Weymouth with county Grange officers. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Baish attended the funeral of Mrs. Anna Stone in Pittsfield, aged 84, who lived in her home since Lincoln’s era. The entry notes additional visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Kellogg and daughter, at a local residence.
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Elyria Couple Reports Ill With Whooping Cough
Mr and Mrs William Crawford of Elyria report their children Jacqueline Marilyn and four month old twins Sarah and Susan Canfield are ill with whooping cough on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Warren Stimpson of Wadeworth visited the Dr Scadder home on Friday.
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Senator Robinson Surfaces as Reporter for Arkansas Traveler
In Fayetteville Arkansas editors of the Arkansas Traveler reveal that Senator Joseph T Robinson serves as Washington correspondent for the student newspaper. The senator disclosed his role during a presidential press conference after a reporter asked about his connection to the college paper.
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