Roosevelt Social Security Bill Faces Senate Review
The Senate finance panel opened section by section work on the social security measure as White House and Capitol lawyers weighed Supreme Court limits on the railway retirement act. Officials indicated possible railroad employee inclusion, while critics argued constitutional flaws remain and a weaker approach could be sought.
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Roosevelt
White House
Capitol
Supreme Court
Cummings
Angus D. MacLean
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Senate
Justice Department
King
Dutah
James A. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
Emery
Congress
Capitol Hill
Cassidy bound to grand jury in Richmond robbery case
Frank P. Cassidy alias Thomas J. Gannon, returned to Virginia after a Pennsylvania arrest, was bound over to the grand jury on charges tied to a November 7 robbery of Mrs. Jacquelin P Taylor on Monument Avenue. Jewelry including a $20,000 pearl necklace tied Cassidy to the crime. an accomplice known as Grey Mule was arrested in Lynchburg.
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Grand Jury
Richmond
Frank P. Cassidy
Thomas J. Gannon
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Cassidy
Jacquelin P Taylor
Monument Avenue
Taylor
Grey Mule
Lynchburg
Senator Glass to Receive Medal at National Institute Dinner
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia will be awarded a gold medal by the National Institute of Social Science tomorrow night at its annual dinner. The recognition honors his roles in the Federal Reserve system, as Treasury secretary, and as a long time public servant.
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New York
National Institute of Social Science
Carter Glass
Virginia
Federal Reserve Banking System
Peoria Sees Bright Economic Year Driven by Industry
Peoria Illinois shows strong economic signs amid gloom with diversified industry and robust building trades. Tractor and heavy equipment firms lead employment, while liquor and beer production spurred construction and job gains as repeal reshapes the local economy.
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Association of Commerce
Peoria
Greater Peoria
Amelia Earhart Lands Nonstop Mexico Newark Flight
Amelia Earhart completes a 97 100 mile non stop flight from Mexico D F to Newark airport in 14 hours 22 minutes 50 seconds. The landing was witnessed by about 4000 people as police kept crowds in check and lights flooded the field. Earhart departed Mexico City at 7 am and passed Mobile Washington and Mexico en route, carrying 472 gallons of fuel and 20 gallons of oil.
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Newark
N. J
Amela Earhart
Newark Airport
Mexico
D. F
Richard Aldworth
National Aeronautical Association
Miss Barart
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Seaboard
Miss Earhart
Mobile
Ala
Washington
Court weighs jurisdiction in Virginia park lands case
Three judge federal panel may take up Via's challenge to the 1928 Virginia park lands condemnation act. He argues Virginia lacked power to condemn lands to gift to the federal government for a national park, alleging deprivation of property under the 14th Amendment. National and state officials seek swift action to advance park development.
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Via
Virginia Conservation and Development Commission
Federal Interior Department
Virginia Park Lands
Supreme Court
National Parks
Virginia
Guiteras Killed in Matanzas Harbor Revolt by Cuban Army
Government forces killed Antonio Guiteras, the 28 year old American born Cuban rebel leader, after a three hour battle at the Matanzas harbor. Four soldiers and a follower died, with at least ten wounded. Two women among Guiteras followers fought alongside him, and about 15 rebels were arrested including Feliciano Aldereguia and Captain Antonio Santana.
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Havana
May
Antonio Guiteras
Navy
Eutimio Falla Bonet
Guiteras
Matanzas
United States
Army
Philadelphia
Marie Therese Holmes
Sny
Ias
Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith Testifies In Af fections Suit
In Charlotte on May 8 Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith testified the 1932 marriage to F Brandon Smith was to gain a home and denied her father influenced her divorce. The case seeks $250000 from Joseph F Cannon in a alienation of affections suit. Smith claims his former wife wed Reynolds after her 1932 divorce from the late Smith Reynolds of the Winston-Salem tobacco family.
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Charlotte
N. C
Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith
F. Brandon Smith
Joseph F. Cannon
Concord
Anne
Smith
Smith Reynolds
Winston-Salem Tobacco Family
Hot Springs
Ark
Paul Whitlock
W. F. Harding
Coughlin Rally Demands Federal Reserve Overhaul
About 26 000 attend a rally led by radio priest Coughlin calling for expulsion of the Federal Reserve Banking system. He urged replacement with a central government bank owned and controlled by Congress and criticized the Eccles banking bill as making the President financial dictator of the United States.
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Ul Ticational Union For Social Justice
Federal Reserve Banking
Federal Reserve System
National Union
Congress
Federal Reserve
Congress of the
United States
Coughlin
Eccles
American Held For Eleven Days
M. A. Pierce former Los Angeles police commissioner said he was detained 11 days by Kobe police on espionage suspicions. He had taken photographs from the Tatsuta Maru deck while en route from Shanghai to Kobe amid Japan’s spy crackdowns targeting passengers in Formosan waters.
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M. A. Pierce
Los Angeles
Kobe
Pierce
Shanghai
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