Federal Power Board Fires Two Officials Over Dismissals
Washington reports the Federal Power Commission removed Solicitor Charles A. Russell and Chief Accountant William V. King as part of a reorganization led by Chairman Smith. Bonner resigned, and the move sparks Senate reconsideration debates on the new commissioners' nominations and potential investigations into the agency.
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Power Commission
Frank W. McNineh
North Carolina
Ralph B. Williamson
Mc Ninch
Commission
Senate
Charles A. Russel
Frank E. Bonner
William V. King
Mar‘cel Garland
Claude Draper
McNinch
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Nye
Senate Public Funds Comittee
Ralph §. Kelley
Russell
James [Eo Watson
Indiana
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
United States Chamber of Comerce
Great Muscle Shoals
Willian B. Borah
Idaho
Willian V. King
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Hoo
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Congress
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Norris-Borah
George Otis Smith
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Federal Power Commission
Water Power Act
Scied
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Storm Center
Brookhart
Republican
Bonner
Wassell and King
Frankie MeNinele
Marcel Garsaud
Grookhart
Guarsaud
Aelion
Beackhart
Din
Walsh
Democrat
Ruussel
Senate Interstate Committee
Klag
Earth Tremors Strike La Poma Argentina Killing and Injuring Many
In Salta province La Poma village was wrecked by an earthquake that killed at least 43 and injured more than 70. Survivors fled to fields as tremors continued with new shocks and relief teams began aid efforts amid aftershocks and collapsing homes.
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Argentina
la Poma
Andes
J. N. Stone
la Pomna
la Poma Coday
Post Offices Break Records in Christmas Mail Rush
New York reports 1.67 billion letters 20 million packages and 17 million postcards in Christmas mail as post offices nationwide set all time daily records. Cities like Chicago Cleveland Detroit and Louisville also record single day highs with totals topping last year.
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Sears
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Ala
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Louisville
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Charlotte
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Ohio
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Los Angeles
Denver
Stribling Tops World Heavyweight Ratings by 70 Critics
New York critics rate Atlanta boxer Young Stribling as the world’s leading heavyweight after a record 1930 with knockouts of Von Porat and Scott and a win over Griffith. Jack Sharkey follows, with Schmeling third. Carnera rises to fourth as critics favor Stribling, Sharkey, and Schmeling as a class.
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Young) Stribling
Atlanta
Stribling
von Porat
Phil Scott
Young Tuffy Grifith
Chicago
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Sharkey
Miami
Scott
Schmeling
Heston Sailorman
Mickey Walker
Max Baer
Tommy Loughran
Sentt
Otto von Porat
Paulino
Prime Carnera
Italy
Baer
Johnny Riske
Carnera
Griffith
George Godfrey
Victoria Campolo
Tommy Leeghran
Haer
Risko
Farm Board Defends Dealings In Cotton
The Farm Board defends its cotton and grain futures operations to Senate Agriculture Chairman McNary, saying it was necessary to prevent large financial losses and avoid seriously disturbing market conditions. The letter responds to congressional criticism of agents dealing in futures.
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Washington
Pec
Farm Board Today
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Farm board battles over wheat tariffs and futures use
Senator Steiner urges a higher wheat tariff instead of a temporary embargo warning that an embargo could strain foreign relations. The Farm Board defends cooperative marketing and futures hedging as essential to competitiveness, noting alternatives would burden the market and risk the revolving fund. Fast friends should be slow to disagree.
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Oregon
Legge
Farm Board
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Stabilization Corporation
Columbus Pays Graceful Tribute To Memory Of John Miller
Colum bus mourns a popular citizen, John Miller, who died suddenly after a fainting spell at his home. Funeral services were held at the Congregational church with Masonic honors at the grave. Survivors include his wife Mabel Cardwell, children Shirley John, John Jr., and Merrill, and two sisters and a brother.
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John Miller
Columbus News
Stillwater County
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Martinsdale
Merrill Miller
Tom Malvihill
Smith
Miller
Terry
Masonic Lodge
Harry Raiff
Henry Grant
Julius Johnson
Pat Patten
Hank Calhoun
Bill Adams
Tom Mulvihill
Vilcis Morrison
Louie Heiksen
van DeGroot
Doc Nelson
Jim Annin
SGI
John QO. Miller
Matthew
Elsie Miller
Paxton
Yellowstone Valley
Merrill
Trst
Johny
Accres
Mabel Cardwell
Shirley
State University
Camas Prairie
John
Colembas High School
Martinadale Ranch
Mr. Miller
Dohany
Former Service Men May Look Up Records
Seattle judge orders the United States Veterans bureau to allow former service men who sued over war risk insurance to inspect their medical records for case preparation. The ruling affects ongoing war risk insurance suits nationwide and centers on Ray W. Massey of Seattle whose totally and permanently disabled claim was denied.
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United States Veterans’ Bureau
Jeremiah Neterer
Ray W. Massey
Massey
Bureau
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