Painter Gets 1,000,001st Security Card And Is Rushed to Ceremony in Overalls
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Gets soc security number 1,000,001
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December 9, 1936
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MRS. SIMPSON IS NOT ILL; Physician Said to Have Made Perilous Trip to Care for Attorney. VISIT IS LINKED TO LEASE Lord Brownlow, King's Aide, Says Mrs. Simpson Has No Need for London Home. SHE IS FIRM ON MARRIAGE Friends See Determination to Be Edward's Bride Despite Her Offer of Sacrifice. ATTORNEY SPEEDS TO MRS. SIMPSON
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Makes hurried trip from London to Cannes, France
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INDUSTRY GETS PLEA OF MAYOR FOR JOBS AS WPA CUTS GO ON; 26 Executives at City Hall Urged to Increase Payrolls -- Warned on Relief Taxes. ART PROJECTS CURTAILED La Guardia, Incensed, Goes to Capital for a Showdown -- 95 Strikers Ousted. HOPKINS ISSUES PLEDGE 'No Person Who Needs Relief Will Be Dropped,' He Says -- RA Takes Drought Victims. INDUSTRY GETS PLEA TO ADD JOBS
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confers with 26 business leaders on plan for absorption
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REICH PRESS 'NOBLE' IN SIMPSON AFFAIR; That Is Official Explanation of Silence Put on Editors, but They Are in Despair. FOREIGN PAPERS ARE READ Their Sales in Germany Soar -- Goebbels Held Willing to Print News, Hitler Opposing. REICH PRESS 'NOBLE' IN SIMPSON AFFAIR
By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES
BERLIN, Dec. 8. -- A more or less official explanation of why the German press is forbidden to say anything about the British constitutional crisis resulting from King Edward's desire to marry was broadcast today over government radio stations.
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Policy Severely Attacked; FOREIGN MINISTER QUITTING IN JAPAN
By Hugh Byaswireless To the New York Times
Suiyuan Province invasion causes dissension in Japanese Govt
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