Roosevelt Urges Extension of Social Security Coverage
President Roosevelt asked Congress to extend old age and unemployment insurance to uncovered workers and broaden protection for aged and dependent children. He urged merit systems for state social security personnel and proposed advancing pensions to 1940 with larger federal grants in aid to poorer states to boost coverage and efficiency.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Social Security Board
Subscription bargains offered by The Whitewright Sun
The Whitewright Sun announces bundled annual subscriptions for Country Home and Woman's Home Companion at $2.00, American Magazine Entry Home at $3.05, and Farm News combined for $1.85 with mail-in options. Chauncey Jones, a New England watchmaker, pioneered brass clock works in America.
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Country Home
Woman’s Home Companion
The
Chauncey Jones
New England
American Stamp Journal
Boys’ Life
Capper’s Farmer Child Life
Click
Collier’s Weekly
Dog World
Etude Music Magazine
Everybody’s Life Fact Digest
Flower Grower
Household
McCall’s Magazine
Modern Romances
Modern Screen _ National Sportsman Outdoors
Parents’ Magazine
Pic
Popular Homecraft
Popular Mechanics
Popular Science Monthly
Poultry Tribune
Redbook
Science Digest
Science Facts Screen Guide
Screenland
J Scribner’s Magazine
A Woman's Home Companion
ODaniel Pushes Broad Tax Plan for Old Age Pensions
Senator O Daniel argues pensions must be need based with state written standards. He favors a widely distributed tax to fund pensions rather than targeted levies, rejects a retail sales tax, income tax plans, and a per oil or natural resource tax, and backs continued board of control administration with broader aid rules to reach those in need.
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Texas
Board of Control
Pension Administration
O’daniel
Aus
Texas Governor offers 1.6% tax plan with exemptions and pension costs
The governor argues for a 1.6 percent transactions tax to replace $20 million ad valorem taxes and raise about $25 million in new revenue after exemptions for education, charities, wages, producer first sales, streetcar fares, newspapers, and constitutionally protected transactions. He stresses pension funding costs and urges Texans to share the burden.
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O’daniel
Allred Reveals What He Would Do If He Had Another Chance
AUSTIN James V Allred retired governor outlines nine actions he would take if given another term His points include not getting mad at press criticism avoiding questioning motives lobbying more with legislators retaining old friends while courting new ones building his own program and fighting to outlaw horse race gambling in Texas He recalls his repeal of the betting law as a peak achievement and notes the need to manage close friends and public expectations better.
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James V. Allred
Ed Clark
Edward Clark
Texas
Patterson and OBrien Opponents In Charity AllStar Game
Baylor QB Bill Patterson and Tex Christian passer Davey OBrien meet in the Knights of Columbus charity football game in San Francisco on January 29. Patterson makes his pro debut, replacing Sammy Baugh who could not attend. Patterson started the Shrine Bowl win over the East on January 2.
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Bill Patterson
Baylor
Davey O’brien
Texas Christian
Knights of Columbus
Patterson
Sammy Baugh
New Farm Bill Introduced In Congress
Washington reports a broad cost of production farm bill introduced in both chambers. Led by Rep Lemke and Sen Frazier, it applies to all inter state farm products above 10 million dollars in annual commerce. The measure preserves soil programs and modifies import tariffs to reflect domestic costs.
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Senate
House
Lemke
North Dakota
Wallace
Frazier
Wheeler
Montana
Thomas
Oklahoma
Bulow
South Dakota
Capper
Kansas
Shipstead
Minnesota
Nye
Russell
Georgia
McCarran
Nevada
Donahey
Ohio
Burke
Nebraska
Johnson
Colorado
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Gurney
Holman
Oregon
Bone
Schwartz
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la Follette
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Massingale
O'Conner
Pierce
Stefan
Gehrmann
Mundh
Sweeney
AAA
Secretary of Agriculture
Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation
Department of Agriculture
McAdoo- Eicher
London Chef Praises American Hamburger
London chef Emile Aymoz called the American hamburger one of the finest and most nutritious dishes in the world. Speaking to British doctors on The Chef's Work for Humanity he praised US leadership in culinary arts and noted Americans showed keen interest in food, vegetables, and desserts.
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Emile Aymoz
Aymor
United States
Family rival claims arise over TSCW enrollment
A Denton campus tale in the campus weekly reports the E. J.Headlees family sending four daughters and a niece plus plans for more, while Clarence E. Gosney counters with six daughters four nieces a daughter in law and his sister. Mrs Gosney hints she will enroll next as all children are accounted for. A stray note compares stalking cats guiding prey with whiskers.
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TSCW
E. J. Headlee
Clarence E. Gosneys
Gosney
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