Creation of Central Bank Is Proposed
Washington officials say a central bank of issue is under consideration to take over functions of the federal reserve and put credit and currency control with the government. The plan could be presented to Congress and then to President Roosevelt. Debate centers on abolishing the existing mechanism and handling heavy government borrowing estimated around 10 billion dollars in the current fiscal year.
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Washington
Federal Reserve System
Congress
Roosevelt
House Banking Committee
Central Monetary Authority
White House
Morgenthau
Treasury
Publicacion por citacion en Potter Co Texas 1934
Citacion por publicacion ordenada por la Corte 108 Distrito Potter Co Texas dirigidas a David Nash no residente. Necesita presentarse en agosto 1934 para responder a demanda de divorcio presentada por Virginia Nash, con fecha de matrimonio 1925 y abandono 1927. Oficial: L B Godwin y testigo Ben Smith.
Guiding Your Child Explain Reasons Rather Than Denials
The article argues against automatic refusals like because I say so. It urges parents to reveal motives, since arbitrary power erodes trust and obedience. It notes that children quickly sense unjust limits and may stop seeking permission.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Mrs. Smith
Mary
Moth
Last Rites Held for Charles Smotherman
Last rites for Charles C. Smotherman 62 were held at Claude Methodist Church with Rev. W A Hitchcock officiating. Burial directed by N S Griggs & Son in Claude Cemetery. Smotherman, a prominent Armstrong County farmer, died Sunday night at his home six miles south of Claude.
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Charles C. Smotherman
Claude Methodist Church
W. A. Hitchcock
Stratford Methodist Church
N.S. Griggs & Son
Claude
Mr. Smotherman
Armstrong County
Deadly gases hamper mine rescue at Stonega
Rescue workers in Derby Virginia press into the explosion torn Stonega Coke and Coal Company mine number three seeking nine trapped miners. Eight lives were lost and two men were saved as monoxide gas slows efforts. A main corridor about 400 feet from the entrance yielded two survivors and eight bodies.
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Derby
Stonega Coke and Coal Company
Mayo lecture urges temperance and brain power for youth
Dr. Charles Mayo warns young men that alcohol harms the brain and health, urging prohibition and self control. He calls for education to prevent liquor use and cites a past reward offer for lies about whiskey. Railroads plan pension tests and added Denver to Fort Worth trains as traffic rises.
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Charles Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
United States of America
CCC Reaches New Peak in Camps Enrollments and Benefits
Washington reports the CCC has risen to new highs in camps and enrollment. Officials cite 351,200 men in 1,643 camps and 315,000 families receiving checks averaging 22 to 25 dollars monthly, with some families leaving relief rolls. By week’s end 960,000 workers will be in the corps, though 10,000 monthly leave for private jobs and are replaced. The total includes 13,000 Indians and 2,300 youths in territories. drought camps and conditions noted with idle and upcoming occupancy.
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Washington
CCC
OCC
The
Conservation Corps
Puerto Rico
Alaska
Drouth
Corps
Radio Sparks Domestic Row Ends in Shooting
In Birdville Texas on August Mrs Ethel Price shot her estranged husband Ollie D Price after he moved furniture and took the radio from their home. He was wounded in the shoulder and treated as not serious. Price faces assault to murder charges in justice court and was released on own recognizance.
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Birdville
Texas
Ethel Price
Ollie D. Price
Price
Justice Court
Treasury Report Shows August Receipts and Deficit
The position of the treasury on August 4 records receipts of 14 000 546 53 dollars, expenditures of 26 830 872 30 dollars, and a balance of 2 421 012 408 87 dollars. Customs receipts for the month amount to 2 756 268 58 dollars. Fiscal year receipts since July 1 total 279 574 766 16 dollars with expenditures at 555 907 080 78 including 270 406 195 20 in emergency spending, creating a excess of expenditures of 273 822 314 62 and gold assets of 7 046 466 276 62 dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Japs Rescue Three Lost on Fay Island
The United States consulate reports three Americans rescued near Fay Island by the Japanese surveying ship Koshu after drifting since June. Passengers are William L. Tewardo, his wife, and Marion Phillips from Santa Barbara. they sailed from San Diego Jan. 3 in a 7 ton pinnace and were transported to Pelew for repairs.
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Pacific Ocean
United States
Fey's Island
Yap
William L. Tewardo
Tewardo
Marion Phillips
Nutes
Santa Barbara
Calif
San Diego
Sa Land
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