Roosevelt Democratic Club Sets Two Director Tickets for 1937
John F. Mitchell will be unopposed for president in 1937 as the nominating committee at Odd Fellows Temple confirms officer slate. Directors' two tickets list Frank Simpson Overton and others including Wondrack Carr Silk Humphries and several names for January election.
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John F. Mitchell
Hamilton County
Roosevelt Democratic Club
Odd Fellows Temple
Alfred Pfau
Howard L. Shearer
Paul DeCarlis
Joseph Kuntzler
John Meines
Red Ticket
Frank Simpson
Overton Courtney Anthony Wondrack
Chas
James Carr August J. Silk James D. Clark
M. J. Flynn Garland Robinson
Thorburn
Humphries
Government tax on wages funds Old Age Reserve and employer share
The Security Board explains the payroll tax shared by employer and worker for factory and business workers. Farm, domestic, government, and a few others are exempt. The Old-Age Reserve Fund earns at least 3 percent annually, with government guarantees. Employers may merge their pension plans with the government plan, ensuring benefits exceed taxes paid.
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United States
Treasury
Spanish edition of Henry George book in Madrid before revolt
A new Spanish translation of Henry George Social Problems appeared in Madrid months before Spain’s Right revolt. Baldomero Argente del Castillo translated and wrote a preface, with La Reforma Social noting the Georgist League founder’s role. Published in two volumes by Economic Philosophy Library as titles ninety six and ninety seven.
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George
Baldomero Argente del Castillo
la Reforma Social
Georgist League of Spain
Argente
League
Economic Philosophy Library
Editorial: New Republic Banned Across Nations
The piece laments global censorship of The New Republic as Fortune is banned in Japan Asia suppression in China Time troubles in England and the Digest blocked in Cuba while the Times faces issues in Italy. It argues authorities fail to value the journal and its influence.
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The
New Republic
Fortune
Japan
Asia
China
Time
England
Literary Digest
Cuba
New York Times
Italy
U.S. A
Bigelow Aims for Change Seen Through Segal Family Ties
A journalism teacher weighs Bigelow as a subject for a report. The discussion notes a forthcoming change in Bigelow and hints at a family connection with the Segal line, suggesting a revealing exploration of character and context.
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Gene
Bigelow
Cornell Names Day New President After Farrand Retirement
Dr Edmund Ezra Day director of the Rockefeller Foundation social science program and veteran educator is elected president of Cornell University to succeed retiring Dr Livingston Farrand. Day age 53 has taught at Dartmouth Harvard and Michigan among other posts.
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Edmund Ezra Day
Rockefeller Foundation
Cornell University
Livingston Farrand
Day
Dartmouth College
Harvard University
University of Michigan
ROUND-WORLD Scribe Completes Air Journey
H R Ekins, famed round the world reporter, finishes a 24 720 mile air dash in under 1814 days. Upon arrival in New York he finds rivals Leo Kieran and Dorothy Killgallen still delayed in Manila P I.
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H. R. Ekins
New York
Leo Kieran
Dorothy Killgallen
Manila
P. I
A Quarrantine Against War
The piece questions the President's South America trip intended to back a plan to quarantine the Americas from war in Europe or Asia. It doubts the efficacy of anti war conventions and notes the futility of scraps of paper against nations' passions and war profiteers.
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Americas
Europe
Asia
Burns
League of Nations Farce Amid Looming War
A blistering critique notes the League of Nations meeting to discuss and adjourn repeatedly as dictators mock the process while a world war begins. It likens the scene to Nero fiddling, asking when the farce will end.
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League of Nations
Nero
Tampa Convention Drops Constitutional Amendment Issue
Progress backward from last year when the American Federation of Labor sought a constitutional amendment to allow government interference on wages and working hours. This year the Tampa Convention ditched that amendment issue.
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American Federation of Labor
Tampa
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Stanley King
the Security Board
Henry George
Madrid
Spain
Right
Henry
Cornell
Round-World Scribe
Baby
East Lancashire
Cincinnati, Ohio
Champion Bag & Suitcase CO
J. W. Euler
Pearl Parkway
Clyde Evans Poultry Market
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Supreme Radio
Philgo
Spring Grove Ave
Red Men's Hall
West McMicken
Butch” Williams
South America
Forestville
Forestville Fuel
Beechmont
Terminix CO
Broadway Main
Shoe Shop
Nick
Carthage Ave
Norwood
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