Semocrat Leader Attacks Budget Saving Claims
Semogr at leader Byrns, ranking Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee, challenges administration claims of budget reductions not shown in the annual budget. He says the cutbacks stem from war agency actions and notes President and cabinet statements urging decreases, urging clarity on the administration’s intent and budget estimates.
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Byrne
Tennessee
House Appropriations Committee
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Budgset
Boston Horticulturist Receives British Honor
Professor Barwent, director of the Arnold Arboretum, has been informed by the Royal Horticultural Society of England that he is awarded the Rhodo Dendron Cup. The cup, never before sent outside Europe, is a tribute to his long service to horticulture and to the society’s gratitude.
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House Committee Awaits Agriculture Recommendations
The House Agriculture Committee is ready to cooperate with the newly created agriculture commission and will resume consideration if the commission does not submit proposals within a reasonable time. Chairman Haugen declared the panel stands prepared to act again on the issue.
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Ketchup King Whit Causes Arrest of Girl
New York magistrate’s court found Miss Muriel Buell guilty of disorderly conduct for annoying Jefferson Livingston known as the Ketchup King in his Wall Street office on November 13. The magistrate suspended sentence and warned her to avoid further trouble. Buell had dated Livingston in 1922 at the Hotel Belmont and was accused of harassing him at multiple locations including the Waldorf hotel. No prior police record was shown and the sentence was suspended.
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Belmont
Misa Buell
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Waldorf
Canada report on legal liquor surprises capital
Washington officials reacted to a Canadian statistics bulletin showing large shipments of liquor legally exported to the United States. Treasury officials said the Volstead Act forbids import except medicinally, with permits required. Commissioner Haynes said no permits issued this year. Ottawa said over 1,000,000 gallons of ale and beer and 298,813 gallons of whiskey left Canada for the United States in the past year, with growing traffic and exports destined for U.S. destinations.
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Jewelers Window Broken in Theft on Congivas Avenue
A brick shattered the window of Joseph Resnck’s jewelry store on Congivas Avenue. Loot valued at about $860 was taken, with the thief taking advantage of the breach today. Authorities note the incident as a jewelry burglary.
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Public Meeting on Playground for Fairfield
Fairfield residents to discuss securing land and roads for an eastern town playground at a Pioneer Auto club event in Faith Shapel Community room. Speakers include Albert Lavery Second Selectman Stanley Hall and Rev Ernest Maytott with others invited from local clubs and companies.
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Jennie Carroll
Howard F. Bull
Elzabeth McClathey
Trorothy Fox
Yale Band Triumph Amid Mud and Mockery
The Yale University band, marching through knee–deep mud amid the Harvard game, earns rare praise for its polish and stamina. Anxious rehearsals, quirky members, and the enigmatic band leader frame a humorous, vivid snapshot from the New Haven Register of a spirited pregame spectacle.
Bank Closure Shocks St Pale Mina Area
State Bank of Clanmont, capital 200000 and deposits around 24000, was closed today by the state superintendent due to depleted reserve and questionable paper. The Kemar region reacts as authorities outline the financial setback and ongoing steps for creditors and customers.
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Nonsense Health Claim Promises Cure With Naga Rene
A garbled OCR item touts a remedy named Naga Rene as a daily solution for headaches and fatigue. It asserts rapid nerve strength gains and bodily changes, with dubious medical justification and a money back guarantee.
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