AFL Man to Get U.S. Post
The American Federation of Labor planned to place its legislative representative Edward McGrady in a high labor department post likely as assistant secretary. Other nominations include Guy T. Helvering for commissioner of internal revenue Vincent Dallman as assistant secretary of the treasury and J F T O Connor as comptroller of the currency. Postmasters and U.S. officials will fill terms, with some non civil service appointees to be displaced. The Senate Indian committee postponed a decision on John Collier for Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
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Washington
Frances Perkins
American Federation of Labor
Edward McGrady
J. F. T. O'Connor
Los Angeles
Senate
United States
Senate Indian Committee
John Collier
California
Thomas
Oklahoma
Collier
James Crawford Biggs
North Carolina
Senate Judiciary Committee
Pennsylvania Avenue
L. W. Robert, Jr
Steel expansion lifts U.S. capacity utilization to 2014 percent
Across cities steel output rose this week leading to a 3 point gain in capacity use with another rise likely. In Detroit March new car sales hit 75 000 units up from 69 464 in February per R L Polk. Amoskeag Mfg Co added 1000 workers due to brisk business in Manchester. Youngstown scrap prices climbed 50 cents per ton the highest since February 1932. New Haven Silk Hosiery expects 125 to 150 more workers next month Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Detroit
R. L. Polk & Co
Manchester
N. H
Amoskeag Mfg. Co
Youngstown
Fort Wayne
Ind
New Haven Silk Hosiery Co., Inc
James G Singer Named Littlefield Postmaster
Special to The News reports James G. Singer named acting postmaster of Littlefield to serve pending a permanent appointment by Postmaster General James A. Farley. The salary for the office, reduced 15 percent, is $2,125 a year.
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Walington
James G. Singer
Littlefield
James A. Farley
New Treasury Assistant Secretary Sworn In
Lanta took the oath as assistant secretary of the treasury and will oversee the public building program and the public health service. Senator George of Georgia attended the ceremony. The new commissioner of internal revenue will oversee federal tax collection. The bureau employs more than 5,000 people.
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Lanta
Seeded Tennis Stars Advance in Mason and Dixon Championship
Rain threats eased at White Sulphur Springs as six of eight top seeds moved to the second and third rounds. Sidney Wood, No. 2 seed, beat Thomas J. Mangan 6-3 4-6 8-6. Stoefen Mangin Bell Shields Hall won byes and won matches. Bell advanced on a default.
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Jor B. Stoefen
Los Angeles
Gregory Mangin
Newark
Berkeley Bell
Frank Shields
J. Gilbert Hall
New York
Stoefen
H. S. Campbell
Chicago
Mangin
Walter Guensch
Flushing
N. Y
Shields
John Roed
Bell
Arthur Mann
Hall
Craig Biddle
Philadelphia
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for April 14
Treasury figures show receipts of 3 768 327.62 dollars and expenditures of 11 dollars with custom duties totaling 8 246 914.28 dollars for the first 14 days of April.
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Washington
Treasury
District courts gain concurrent civil jurisdiction in Potter County
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson signs House Bill 775 effective today giving the 108th district court civil jurisdiction and the 47th district court civil and criminal matters in Potter County. Judge W. E. Gee’s 108th court handles civil cases while Judge Henry Bishop’s 47th court covers civil and criminal dockets.
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Austin
Potter County
Miriam A. Ferguson
47Th Court
Henry 8. Bishop
Gee
108Th Court
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A.F.L Man
U.S. Post
Edward M’grady
Helvering
United Press
Cleveland
Steel
Wright
Taylor
SMILK
Pasteyare
Steffen
Dairies
Amarillo
Sidney Wood
W. E. Gee
Silver Grill
Polk
Dame Ea Ey CL
Aida
Wheaties
Pinkney
Pork St
Miss Christeen Chitwood
Wyatt Stores
America
Percy Crosby
Committee On Foods of
The
American Medical Association
Great West Mill & Elevator Company
Amarillo, Texas
Mads
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