Judges Ignore Congress Hint to Cut Federal Salaries
Federal judges largely refuse voluntary pay cuts despite Congress economic guidance. Only two judges reportedly accepted reductions, with Hoover cutting his pay 20 percent while the White House and Roosevelt expected to follow. Justice salaries range from $10,000 to $20,500, and a broad hint was given by Congress amid a government pay reduction order.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
U.P
Congress
Hoover
Treasury
Herbert Hoover
White House
Roosevelt
Executive
United States Supreme Court
Senator Connally
Texas
Bratton
New Mexico
Senate Judiciary Committee
Treasury receipts and expenditures report for March
Treasury reports for March 28 show receipts of 4 million 157 thousand 474 dollars and 78 cents, expenditures of 26 million 799 thousand 52 dollars and 3 cents, and a balance of 506 million 737 thousand 394 dollars and 2 cents. Customs duties for the first 28 days of March totaled 15 million 459 thousand 275 dollars and 38 cents.
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Treasury
Washington
Spring line of gifts at Oriental Shop pairs with stork shop
A joint display with The Oriental Shop offers a new spring line of gifts and a full fall stock for mothers. All items are wrapped ready for presentation.
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Stork
Lynn Proposes Plan for War Pensions Proration
State Auditor Moore Lynn recommends a proration of Confederate pensions to avert a growing deficit and avoid halting payments. Under his plan the 1933 pension would fall to 18.05 dollars monthly, 1934 to 14.33, and 1935 to 15.40, against a statutory 25 dollars for a single pensioner and 50 dollars with a wife. The fund owes 3 million dollars to the highway fund and Lynn suggests letting the loan ride while seeking a pension tax increase or reduced total payments.
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Austin
Moore Lynn
Highway Fund
Lynn
Lynn Say
Sea lion returns to shore after captivity drawcrowd
A 1,200-pound sea lion swam ashore at Orcutt and was kept in captivity for several days as thousands visited. He was released to sea but swam back toward the beach, then turned again toward the shore as onlookers fed him. Wait for the New Norge Tuesday.
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Nelscott
Orc
Oriental Shop Opens at 505 Polk Street
The Oriental Shop opens at 505 Polk Street featuring new merchandise. It offers linens tapestries novelties and gifts with a broad gift line at low prices under manager Mrs Bara cat.
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Polk Street
T. Baracat
Luckies Please World with Character and Mildness
Advert keeps asserting Luckies as a cigarette with character and mildness for cosmopolitan readers. It highlights global appeal and a refined image, noting the brand’s rich taste and social desirability.
Back in Jail He Can Fix Boiler Up
MILWAUKEE, Wis. March 30 It was just a big joke to James Murphy when brought before Judge George Shaughnessy in municipal court He said the House of Correction boiler is on the fritz again I am a boilermaker and when they need me at the workhouse they send out word to pick me up for being drunk The judge predicted about 90 days and that he would do a good job Traveling boxer Sturgeon Bay Wis March 30 Residents wonder if a cock robin shadow in Kansas City MO relates to the robin at the John H Stewart home in Sturgeon Bay over the last three summers The Stewart family thinks the Kansas City bird may be the same one returning from winter training quarters
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Milwaukee
Wis
James Murphy
George Shaughnessy
House of Cor
Kansas City
John H. Stewart
Stewart
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Advit
Cooling blue star ointment melts into pores to kill itch and rashes. It targets tetter eczema and ringworm with tested medicines. Money back if it fails. Advy
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Wewest
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