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Such were the gloomy conclusions, based on thousands of personal interviews, which Manhattan Psychiatrist Jacob L. Moreno last week reported to the National Committee on Prisons & Prison Labor at Hudson...
...President of the U. S. in the campaign of 1936. Maker of the nomination was one Roy Harrop's Farmer-Labor Party.* Favorite candidate of most delegates was Huey Long but he lost the nomination by his absence from the convention. Therefore the party renominated its 1932 nominee, Jacob Sechler Coxey, who three years ago took 7,309 votes from Roosevelt, Hoover and Thomas, who four years ago was elected Mayor of Massillon, Ohio (TIME, Nov. 16, 1931), who 41 years ago led his "Army" of 356 unemployed to Washington and got arrested for walking on the grass...
...Omaha in the convention hall, a bedroom in the Castle Hotel, newshawks found only about 20 delegates, including a half-dozen from Omaha, eight from Minnesota, one from Texas, one from Arizona, one from the Republic of Mexico, and one -"General" Coxey-from Ohio. The platform was what Jacob Coxey always has campaigned for: greenbacks to put the unemployed to work. Only difference was that in 1894 he advocated half a billion in greenbacks to cure depression; in 1920, five billion; in 1935, 50 billion...
...young matrons whom a Japanese would recognize by name are Mrs. John Jacob Astor 3rd and Countess (Barbara Hutton) Haugwitz. Last week Japanese politely welcomed announcements that both are with child. But wild was Japanese joy when the Imperial Household Ministry issued a proclamation that Her Majesty the Empress Nagako will be brought to bed next November for the sixth time...
...trustees asked $55,000 each. Judge Nields allowed one $18,000, the other $12,500. The third trustee asked $110,000, was granted $27,500. Highest claim was made by a Manhattan lawyer named Jacob S. Demov, who had already received $25,000 as associate counsel to the trustees. In addition he asked...