Government Five Day Week Divides Opinions In Nation
A government five day work week proposal sparks debate on cost to pay, potential unemployment, and economic impact. advocates argue it would boost employment and demand while critics warn of pay gaps and disruption. experts note health care costs and service distribution as underlying issues.
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Thomas E. Campbell
Civil Service Commission
Federal Bureau
Campbell
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Secretary of the Interior
Committee
Publication Rights and News Reprint Policy Notice
A notice states that Associated Press content is exclusively entitled to use of all news dispatches published in this paper whether credited or not, and reserves all local news publication and republication rights for special dispatches.
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All Eyes On Hill Parallel To Al Smith Roosevelts
Washington historians draw a parallel between Al Smith and the Brown Derby role and David B Hill in 1892. Hill, NY lieutenant governor under Cleveland, failed to back the ticket, saying I am a Democrat, yet Cleveland won and Hill later rose to the Senate. A Roosevelt win in 1932 completes the analogy.
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Washington
al Smith
Smith
Herbert Plummer
Roosevelt
David B. Hill
Hill
New York
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
United States Senate
Cleve
Hill Hill
Chicago
Senate
Coolidge
New York Gossip Roundup From July 26
William Gaines reports a collage of New York curiosities from July 26, noting Ed Wynn’s stage chance, Corbett’s benefit, Eleanor Boardman’s decor work, fashion shifts like seersucker, and social buzz about figures such as Ailyan Tashman and Margaret Livingstone. Also mentions Van Mungo, Jack Sharkey, Bowling Green, and Greta Ljungberg with street rumors and shopwide changes.
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William Gaines
New York
Jim Corbett
Ed Wynn
Eleanor Boardman
Seersucker
Manhattan
South
Ailyan Tashman
Lil
Fifth Avenue
George Jean Nathan
van Mungo
Brooklyn
Pageland
South Carolina
A psychologist helps child eat with toy knife then fork
A psychologist tells how a 1.8 month old with severe food refusal improved after building trust and feeding him with a decorated ivory paper knife then a silver knife and finally a normal spoon. The piece notes Victoria Nyanza as Africa’s largest lake and second to Lake Superior among fresh waters.
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Victoria Nyanza
Africa
Lake Superior
Head nodding in infancy linked to rickets and light deficiency
De Ren Yon describes spasmus nutans or nystagmus seen in infants three to twelve months old. The condition, sometimes found in miners and railway workers, features regular head nodding when upright, pale appearance, probable rickets, and possible links to nervous immaturity, poor light, and faulty nutrition.
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Lynn Fontanne
Amelia Earhart
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Donald Bain
Bronx
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