Peiping takeover and housing bill wrangle echo in senate
Japanese forces enter Peiping under Maj Gen Kawabe amid leaflets and rumors of Tsuan Tung returning to rule Manchukuo while Tientsin sees salt administration shift. In Washington, Wagner's housing bill faces Byrd amendments limiting rooms to 1000 and family units to 4000, with Tydings curbing state shares and local cost requirements. Green's wage hour push reshapes the measure, defining board powers, exemptions, and protections while aiming for swift House passage.
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Kawabe
China
Tsuan Tung
Henry Pu-Yi
Kang Teh
Manchukuo
Peiping
Japan
Tientsin
Chinese Salt Administration
Changlu
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Dem
N. Y
Senate
S.enator Wagner
Harry F. Byrd
Wagner
New York City
Millard B. Tydings
Tydings
John L. Lewis
Liam Green
American Federation of Labor
House
Roosevelt
Green
White House
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Dixie
House -Labor Committee
Federation
Labor Standards Board
Walsh-Healey
Mary T. Norton
N. J
Labor
Congress
Hugo D. Black
Ala
Byrnes
Lodge
Clark
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of Labor
Works Progress Administrator
Social Security Board
Central Statistical Board
Harry L. Hopkins
Senate Okays Court Reform Amid Contested Provisions
The Senate passed a major court reform bill governing lower federal courts in an hour with no record vote. Provisions include notifying the Justice Department of probable U.S. interest in constitutional suits, reassigning district judges to clear dockets, direct appeals to the Supreme Court, and three judge injunctions against federal statutes. Critics, including Senators McDuffey and Lewis, protested the process and outcome.
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Sumners
House of Representatives
House
Garner
McDuffey
Dem
Lewis
Warren R. Austin
Rep
District Court
Department of Justice
United States
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Questionable Facts From A Fragmentary Text
A fragmented passage lists political and military items including dictatorships, lecture sentence length guidance, and gun velocities. It mentions Russia Austria Italy Germany Turkey Hungary Bulgaria Albania and Mexico as principal dictatorships, suggests 24 words as a safe sentence length, and notes GPU as Gay pays odd but foreigners say three letter man. Commodore Perry allegedly titled Lord of the Forbidden Interior, though not held. Military rifles reportedly fire 2000 to 3000 feet per second. German lich bullet nearly a mile per second.
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Austria
Italy
Germany
Turkey
Hungary
Bulgaria
Albania
Mexico
Maine
Perry
Interior
Gerlich
Irregular Recipe Fragments From A Dairy Note
Fragmented handwritten notes describe a cream based ice cream method with whisked cream, powder, sugared milk added gradually, folding, and freezing steps. Mentions automatic refrigerator, wetting control, low temperature, stitching frozen layers, and an estimated freezing time with unclear measurements.
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