Child Labor Amendment Gains Brief Momentum in National Debate
The article revisits the United States constitutional child labor amendment, noting renewed activity by labor elements and a belief it has greater chance of success than when first proposed. It contends the measure would centralize government control over child labor and draws connections to perceived communist influence. It also discusses a political figure who could gain support for such aims and attract backers seeking political leverage.
England and France Recognize Franco Government
England and France formally recognize Francisco Franco's regime in Spain. The move aims to hedge against Italian and German influence while preserving Allied defense plans among 28 states. The piece notes opposition to child labor reforms and discusses related political tensions in Europe.
Tax Exemption Battle Reaches Supreme Court Over HOLC Case
The New York State Tax Commission appeals a state court ruling allowing James O'Keefe, an attorney for the Home Owners Loan Corporation, to be taxed. The federal government argues HOLC is a real federal agency and that O'Keefe could be taxed absent the state law. The Supreme Court will hear both sides in March, with broader implications for state and federal payroll taxation.
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New York Commission
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Man About Manhattan Hosiery King Moves From Ring To Screen
George Tucker writes of Willy de Mond the ex boxing figure who left prizefighting for Hollywood hosiery work. He supplies stockings for stars and extras, handles orders, and even advises on on set problems like Lily Pons lighting issues. His return to New York sparks talk of his address and industry antics.
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Miss Pons
Conscience fund tale ends with freight fare rebate
A Salem businessman sent a note to Colorado & Southern agent R M Reed asking for half price on a Denver to Cheyenne freight ride claiming moral relief. Reed replied the cheapest coach fare was 2.14 with no authority for discounts. The man then mailed a check for 14.
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Wyo
Salem
Ore
R. M. Reed
Colorado & Southern Line
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Reed
Interprovincial flood control commission formed in India
Lucknow reports an inter provincial river commission has been formed to control rivers of United Provinces Bihar and Bengal after several villages were swept away in recurrent floods.
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Bengal
Across Down Word Puzzle Clues Mix In Old Newspaper Style
A dense list of crossword like clues spanning across and down entries. The fragmented text includes historical wordplay lines, stray references to ancient Egypt and English letters, plus stray notes on measurements and tools.
Theatrical Spotlight on Hosiery and Stage Craft
A backstage tale reveals Willy fashioning fixes for Claudette Colbert in Zara with ankle deep makeup and a stuck hose crisis. He recalls Shakespearean troupes using weights in hems for support and details a large dyeing effort for The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle.
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Irene Castle
Do You Call These Funny
An anecdote contrasts humor with pathos as a widow shelters her son from rain by using a door as a makeshift roof. The child asks how the poor survive a night without shelter, highlighting poverty and resilience.
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London
Unclear OCR note on color changes and crop production
Fragmentary text notes a delivery, a color change to black and white, and mention of Willy being teased by technicians. It cites a Pang worker and claims crop production has increased threefold over the past century, per experts.
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