Taxpayers Meeting urged to trim county expenses
The Pioneer reports a taxpayers' meeting next Saturday urged by the Taxpayers' League president. County officials are asked to discuss reducing expenses. The piece recalls Roosevelt's critique of trimming from the bottom up and notes that salaries and deputies are set by law, with voters choosing officials. A July primary and November general election are planned.
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Pioneer
Taxpayers
Taxpayers’ League
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Board of County Commissioners
Board of State Examiners
Montana
Sweet Grass County
Roosevelt
Budget battle over special taxes and public works bill
The text argues that July 1 marks the start of $1.1185 billion in special taxes to balance the budget after a bipartisan bill. It notes Garner's proposed $2.3 billion for immediate aid via public works, criticizing construction of small town post offices and urging taxpayer accountability amid rising government spending.
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John
N. Garner
United States
Pioneer
Missouri
Memphis
Kahoka
Milan
Shelbina
Unionville
Lancaster
Canton
Edina
LaPlata
Chicago
United States Chamber of Commerce
Reciprocity of Prayer and Church Giving Highlighted
A column notes that those who pray for rain should also fulfill yearly church fund contributions. The piece argues faithfulness includes both prayer and financial support to the congregation.
Judicial Joy Rides Eyeing Judges' New York Trips
Congressman LaGuardia criticized federal judges for making judicial joy rides to New York City, noting they travel there for day trips or longer. He argues these excursions imply improper use of travel for official duties.
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Baltimore Sun
LaGuardia
New York
New York City
Judges Junkets to New York Impoverish Taxpayers
The piece criticizes federal judges in the Southern District of New York who take lavish junkets to New York, calling out several named judges and questioning whether such trips affect judicial quality. It cites Judge Hopkins of Kansas whose appellate court criticism highlights concerns about bias and cross examination limits, arguing taxpayers should not bear vacation costs for questionable conduct.
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New York
Babylon
T. Blake- Kennedy
Cheyenne
Wyo
Paul J. McCormick
Los Angeles
Halsted L.rider
Miami
A. F. St. Sure
San Francisco
J. Foster Symes
Denver
Julian W. Mack
Chicago
Robert T. Ervin
Mobile
Thomas W. Swan
New Haven
Harrie
Hopkins
County Commissioners Window June 6 1933 Meeting Minutes
The board met June 6 1932 at 10 a.m. in regular session with Theo T Olson chairing and A A Lamp and Chas C Nicholson present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Claims were examined and approved totaling numerous payments including printing postage mileage salaries and various supplies for county offices and roads. The session adjourned at 5 p.m. to reconvene June 7 with designated precincts and observers listed for polling place assignments.
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Board of County Commissioners
Theo. T. Olson
A. A. Lamp
Chas. C.nicholson
Wee
General Fund
Jerome Williams
Petty
Petty Cash
Williams
State Treas
C. A
Anton Krone
Industrial Chem. Laboratories
Montana Power Co
Clarence Flattum
Rash Same
Lavold Same
Lavold
Lesenes
Emma Franklin Same
Inez Tronrud
Same
Tribune Ptg. & Supply Co
Ben Slanger
Orpha Brown
Epperson
Reed
Chas
G. Bare
Selmer Brown
F. R. Hickman
B. L. Kepler
Rob. C. Johnson
Jack Harper
Bert Murray
G. F. Boddy
A. McComb
Cit
Bank & Trust Co
Carl H. Hausserman
Lackien Co
Nental Oil Co
Motor Inn Gas
Continental Oil Co
Standard Oil Co
DeFrance Garage
Kelley
How Thomson Co
Supceeds
Reed Point Community News Hints at July Fourth Picnic
Livingston Sunday to visit Floyd Findley at his son’s home. Community notes cover travel to Fresno and Red Lodge visits, rain boosting pasture hopes, school board budget meeting on June 13, and bids for exterior painting. Reed Point club plans a large Fourth of July celebration with sports and a big dance.
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Livingston
Floyd
Tom Findley
Fresno
Calif
E. A. Hyer
Elijah
Red Lodge
Fred Schmitt
Santa Rosa
Olive Latham
Ilinois
Kenneth Harlan
Roy Brumfield
Kansas
Ambrose Brumfield
Guy VanCamp
Rapelje
T. H. Deckert
Mildred Deckert Ween
Henry Best
Pred B. Swift
Earl
Iar
W. R. Findley
Rolf Burgmaier
Reed Point
Cream Station
E. T. Frederickson
John L. Rash
Harry Hawks
EB. T. Frederickson
Orville Uhlig
Father of Teacher Dies in Livingston After Long Local Career
Longtime Livingston resident and former treasurer of the Eastern Star, a father of a teacher, died after many years as an extensive property owner. He came to Livingston 34 years ago from Emporia.
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Pagel
Lingston
The
Eastern Star
Livingston
Emporia
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