G men to Aid Small Banks in New Banking Bill
Washington Aug 1 The Justice Department G men will assist small town banks now at risk from an estimated 41 billion dollars in deposits across 14 280 national and state banks. The new banking bill expands federal protection to all FDIC insured banks and orders agents to pursue robbers who steal from these institutions with 18 billion under protection revived from last year.
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Communist growth in the United States amid Moscow disclosures
The piece cites Browder on shifts in American Communist ranks and membership, noting rising US-born members and factory nuclei as overall party strength appears limited. It then reports Evelyn Smith confessing to a murder tied to a reward dispute, jealousy, and family motive, with additional family links to the victim.
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Preliminary Training Camp for Jamboree Scouts Aug 9 11
Camp Kiwanis near Amarillo hosts a three day preliminary training for Boy Scouts bound for the National Jamboree in Washington. About 60 scouts from Amarillo Dalhart Lubbock Lamesa Littlefield Claude Plainview Dumas Vega and Adobe Walls Council will attend. The camp covers drill patrols and jamboree stunts with leaders Johnson Sewell Hickox Settle Allen and Gibbs overseeing. The group plans to travel by special Santa Fe train to Washington for August 21 to 30.
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Five Millions for Tax Drive
President Roosevelt allotted 85,112,128 of work relief funds to tighten tax collection. The plan includes an intensive review of income tax returns for individuals and enforcement against liquor tax evasions. Major sums go to delinquent taxes surveys and small income tax checks.
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