Senate Orders Inquiry on Aluminum Charges To Learn if Justice Department Is Diligent
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Sen orders investigation of failure of Justice Dept to bring contempt proceedings against co
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January 7, 1926
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High Points of Governor Smith's Message Discussing Needed Legislation for State
By Special to The New York Times
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GOVERNOR'S PLANS STIR SOME DISSENT; A Few Republicans Declare His Housing Proposals Are Too Paternalistic. SEE POLITICS IN MESSAGE Democrats Have Only Praise for It and Pledge Full Support to Governor. GOVERNOR'S PLANS STIR SOME DISSENT
By Special to The New York Times
Comment on Gov Smith's message
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SPEAKS IN THE LEGISLATURE; Governor Outlines His Program for the 1926 Session. URGES BIENNIAL MEETINGS He Advocates Four Years for Senators and Two for Assemblymen. ASKS EXECUTIVE BUDGET Renews His Plea for 48-Hour Week for Women and Minimum Wage.
By W.a. Warn.special To the New York Times
Gov Smith jokes with him at opening session of Legis
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1926Kim Jong-pil, South Korean lieutenant and politician, 11th Prime Minister of South Korea (died 2018)[†]
Kim Jong-pil, also known colloquially as JP, was a South Korean politician who was the founder and first director of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency. He served as the prime minister twice, from 1971 to 1975 during the presidency of Park Chung Hee and from 1998 to 2000 during the presidency of Kim Dae-jung. He was a nine-term National Assembly member.