Legislation Praised In Year End Social Security Report
Washington secretary Perkins lauds past year laws under the Social Security Act Wagner labor disputes law and state and federal measures. She highlights minimum standards for wages hours safety child labor and workers compensation while noting gaps in state child labor laws and ongoing labor relations progress.
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Washington
Jane Cailing
Perkins
Cam
Miss Perkins Watch
Mort Legislaion
National Labor Relations Board
Mise Forkins
United States Employment Service
STATO
Condon Fails to Make Appearance in New York
Dr. Donn P. Condon was found at his home this afternoon and reported ill with a temporary indisposition causing him to miss an earlier Bronx theater appearance. Theater manager requested police aid to locate Condon before the Heauphnann trip final.
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New York
Donn P
Jaizie) Condon
Bronx
Condon
Grazed Woman Kidnaps Baby and Drowns It
A frail woman abducts a baby and a three year old as chaos erupts in a ghetto. Police later arrest the suspect, Gus Friedman, as bystanders report a deadly river ending. Witnesses recall a frantic chase and a frantic crowd surrounding the scene.
Chicago Chinese Demonstration Against Japan Turns Out
Chinese residents in Chicago rallied in Chinatown to demonstrate against Japan. The event featured speakers and a parade organized by the Chinese Students' Association of North America to show solidarity with China and protest Japanese actions.
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Chicago
Jim
Wren
Japan
Chinese Students’ Association of North America
English Vessel Sends SOS Call in Irish Sea
A distress signal from the S. S. Pearlmoor, a Brides ship, was reported off Smalls lighthouse in the Irish Sea. Lifesaving stations along the west English and Irish coast were ordered to maintain a sharp watch as the radio station reported a drifting vessel about 100 miles from the landmark.
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London
3. S
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Irish Sea
Lands Emil
Smalls
Penverokestice
Man and wife die in burning home blaze
Washington dispatch reports David M Barnum 25 and his wife Ruth 22 suffocated when trapped in a fourth floor studio in a brick row house fire. Ruth Glass 24 leaped from a third floor apartment window to an areaway with a possible fractured limb. Firemen said the stairway was swept by flames originating from an overheated furnace.
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Washington
Jan
David M. Barnum
Ruth
Laney
Ruth Glass
Budget fight shapes budget and bonus talks in Congress
Congress weighs Roosevelt budget with calls for public works and national defense spending while bonus legislation from veterans groups stalls in committees. Debate centers on deficits, monetary policy, and neutrality measures as lawmakers eye election year pressures.
Rivers in France Flood Across the Nation
Paris reports rivers throughout France swollen by heavy rainfall continued to burst banks and flood thousands of acres, destroying millions of francs in property as authorities battle rising waters and evacuations.
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Paris
France
Hoover Critiques Roosevelt Speech In Utah Address
Former President Herbert Hoover joins critics of Roosevelt's State of the Union, calling the speech a sample of political methods that label opponents as wicked. He traveled from Palo Alto to Utah and will attend a New York board meeting before heading to Lincoln, Nebraska, for an agriculture address on January 10.
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Ogden
Utah
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Hoover
Palo Ally
New York
iLincoln
Neb
Hauptmann Plea Likely To Be Heard This Week
Official sources indicated the New Jersey board of pardons would hear Bruno Richard Hauptmann's pleas for mercy on Wednesday. The court was not disposed to rush on modifying the death penalty in the Lindbergh kidnapping case and the session was expected to continue through the day with a likely decision the same day.
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Trenton
New Jersey Board of Pardons
Bruno Richard Hauptann
Morgan Prepares to Attend Hearing
Washington dispatch reports J P Moran reserved funds for self and aides to testify before a special Senate committee probing munitions. The article notes many rooms on the same floor and mentions Henry L Doherty, an executive, and Frank Knox associated with the inquiry.
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Washington
J.P. Moran
Tooma
Senate
Ineidertally
Henry L. Doherty
Gol
Frank Knox
Thousands Expunged From Relief Rolls in Purge
Los Angeles January 5 Fourteen thousand families representing over fifty thousand persons were removed from relief rolls in a drastic purge of work loafers who reportedly refused job offers, reflecting a crackdown on welfare eligibility.
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Los Angeles
Helena Negro Slain by Woman in Helena
In Helena on January 5 a 53 year old Black man named Ine Rob inson was shot in the tower jaw by 28 year old Ros Toomes of Alma. Rob inson died at a hospital early this morning after Toomes claimed she acted after threats to kill her following an order to leave a bedroom.
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Boris
Darlas
Cfyer
Claslin
Maslin
Della
Clinton Rirec
Gusalo Friedman
Alia
Helena
JP Ine Robinson
Negro
Ros
Fthel Tromes
Alma Weer
Gers
Clark County
Actor Held In Extortion Case In Hollywood
Andrew Schwarzmann, 31, an actor, was arrested in Los Angeles for solicitation of extortion after menacing letters were sent to Hollywood notables. Police withheld names of victims, but reports say Cecil B De Mille and other figures have received threatening notes from groups seeking leverage.
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OS Angeles
Andrew Schwarzmann
Sispleton
Hollywood
Nanner
Cecil B. de Mille Noley
de Grille
Discharged chorus girl dies by own action in hotel
The chorus girl Dolaces Ward, 39, was dismissed from a Broadway nightclub chorus when she leapt from an eleventh floor window of a Midtown hotel. Police say the death occurred shortly after dismissal.
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New York
Dolaces Ward
Germany Japan Pact Rumors Stir Officials and Spies
Reported German Japanese alliance rumors circulated in London and Geneva. US diplomats questioned the plausibility as both sides played down the specifics while German and Japanese staffs were said to have discussed arrangements. American observers remained cautious about any forthcoming ties.
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Tiyulren
United States
At & Utne
Germany
Geneva
Ail- Ter
Germaan
Washington
Rooseveltos Attend Church Service in Warm Weather
President Mrs Roosevelt attended a communion service at St Thomas Episcopal Church with the Roosevelt family. They traveled by car in pleasant, springlike weather. The afternoon was reportedly spent at the White House.
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Washington
Liberty League Attacks Speech Over New Deal Reform
The Liberty League and Republican allies attack President Roosevelt's radio address and the New Deal, promising countermeasures and citing a 12-point program. They accuse the president of bias, warn against class warfare, and push for changes in convention rules while planning widespread celebrations and fundraising to retire party deficits.
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Pennsylvania
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Ferley
Roosevelt
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Congress
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National Committee
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Washington
Tederan
William Noyes Dies in Butte After Long Service
William Noyes died in Butte after a long career linked to the Northern Pacific railroad and Anaconda smelter. Born in Boston on November 9 1754 he lived in duty Mass and moved to Montana in 1862, later marrying in Boston in 1884. He held posts as foreman in the Butte Sampler Works and later with Anaconda, serving as chief deputy clerk and recorder and as alderman under Mayor Metarthy. He was past master of Butte Lodge No 22 and longtime secretary of Butte Tage.
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Butte
Montana Lusiter
Boston
Noyes
Montana Union Railroad
Montana
Marcus Daly
Anaconda
Butte Lodge No. 22
Butle Tage
Kiss on Street in Tulsa Time Debate Sparks Odd Ordinance
A Tulsa traffic ordinance set a brief time for street kissing, with a board member suggesting the limit should let a man kiss his wife goodbye. The discussion centered on how long a car could legally stay in a passenger loading zone.
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Culss
Ivan Willis
Jong
Shad price is Washington comment on government power
A league comments that Washington is not the source of federal power. It says power rests with the people and states. The piece notes public servants under contract to the people, not rulers, while a 4,000 pound hippopotamus caused damage near Maasstrrom, South Attica after migration.
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Shad Price
Washington
Theae Bien
United States
The
Union
Town Wiped Out in Italian Raid
Unprecedented aerial activity targets Ethiopian forces as Britain moves troops to Africa. Italian bombing devastates Daggah Bar, killing a Swedish Red Cross worker and injuring Ethiopians. Egyptian protests rise as Rome faces possible oil sanctions and new peace plans are discussed ahead of Geneva.
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London
Great Britain
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Alexandria
Geneva
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Ethiopia
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Adince
Omar Tovsson
Danukil
Dessye
Speror Haile Selassie
New York Republican group urges Borah as party nominee
A group of New York Republicans asks William Borah to be the Republican candidate for president, pledging full support and urging his nomination at the June convention. The plea frames Borah as the strong leader to preserve institutions during a critical period. A sister note mentions five of seven sons of Mrs. David Jenkins of Swansea, Wales, who served in World War I spending her birthday together.
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League of Nations
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Foreign Policy Association
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