Expense boost predicted for federal government
Washington AP reports House appropriations committee members foresee a possible rise in ordinary government expenses rather than cuts. They hint at offsetting increases for expanded departments and new agencies, with thirteen agencies moved under the budget system for the first time.
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Washington
House Appropriations
Congress
Buchanan
Tex
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Reconstruction Finance , Corporation
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Federal Housing Administration
Commodity Credit Corporation
Public Works Administration
Home Loan Bank Board
Electric Home and Farm Authority
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Surplus Commodities Corporation
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Mortgage Corporation
McKeever to Hang at Dawn for Murder
George McKeever the Iowa bank robber is to be executed at dawn in an old barn behind the Callaway county jail Fulton for the murder of Missouri highway patrol Sergeant Ben Booth. Gov. Park will not issue a stay as Hollis made no plea. Witnesses include Booths widow and her father with 300 citizens present.
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Jefferson City
George McKeever
Iowa
Callaway County
Fulton
Ben Booth
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Guy B. Park
Booth
Alice Booth
George Hollis
McKeever
Missouri
Harris Wells
Perry Reed
Owanna
Wesley
Wells
Roger Wilson
Boone County
W. H. Sapp
Columbia
Wapsie Hustlers 4-H Elect Officers At Treichler Home
The Wapsie Hustlers 4 H club met at Billy Treichler s home on Monday and elected officers: President Francis Kester, vice president Lewis Kester, program committee Billy Treichler and Ronald Kelly, news reporter Francis Kester. Percy Letson assistant county agent spoke on baby beef and outlined the year s program.
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Troy Mills
Wapsie Hustlers
4-H Club
Billy Treichler
Francis Kester
Lewis Kester
Ronald Kelly
Percy Letson
Madrid Air Raid Triggers Thousands to Flee
Madrid endures a massive air raid as thousands of refugees flee to Valencia amid ground losses for loyalists at Boadilla Del Monte. The attack destroys homes, kills about 100, and includes the Mexican ambassador and family among evacuees. Caballero accepts a non intervention plan in principle to curb foreign arms. He accuses Germany Italy and Portugal of aiding the rebels with planes and gas.
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INS
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Boadilla del Monte
Escorial
Francisco Largo Caballero
Spain
Francisco Franco
Boadilla
Perez Trepino
London
Paris
Iargo Caballero
Largo Caballero
Germany
Italy
Portugal
Modernized Gift Wrappings Decorate Christmas Season
The piece outlines new holiday wrap designs with black and white, blue, brown and gold schemes, modern geometric patterns, and large seals. It gives assembly tips, pairing papers with ribbons and envelopes, plus examples of ensembles featuring poinsettias and silver accents. It also notes a list of performers and local Christmas programs in Earlville and Tipton.
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New York
Yesteryear
Santa Claus
West Liberty bank to pay 10 percent dividend Saturday
The closed Iowa State Bank in West Liberty will issue a second 10 percent dividend, totaling about $12,000, on Saturday. The Iowa article lists multiple local notices across towns with elected officers, hires, and events including a Christmas party and school staff changes.
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West Liberty
Iowa State Bank
Regents Promise Hearing For Frank In Wisconsin Row
Madison Wisconsin. The dispute between Glenn Frank and Gov. Philip F La Follette over Frank as president of the University of Wisconsin reached public view with a promise of a special hearing to air charges of mismanagement and lack of executive ability. Frank said he would not quit the post and will outline his achievements at the board of regents next meeting. If found incompetent the regents may dismiss him before the January 13 legislative session. A Christmas dismissal could avert student protests.
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Madison
Wis
Glenn Frank
Philip F. la Follette
Frank
University of Wisconsin
Board of Regents
la Follette
Wisconsin mother and two children die in farm fire
A Wisconsin couple's home fire in Janesville killed Mrs. William Ryan 40 and children Frances 6 and Billy 5 after an explosion suspected to be coal gas. The father and another child escaped by leaping from a second story. Mercy hospital received the injured family member and reported the scene near the stairwell and kitchen. The family dog was found at the stove.
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Janesville
Wis
William Ryan
Frances
Billy
Ryan
Mercy Hospital
Gail Patrick elopes with Brown Derby manager in Tijuana
Hollywood actress Gail Patrick 22 eloped Wednesday night with Robert Cobb Brown Derby cafe manager near San Diego. They wed in Tijuana with secretary Jean Edwards and Charles Seymour accompanying. Patrick, from Birmingham Alabama, had been engaged about a year and was to begin production on The Love Trap.
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Gail Patrick
Tijuana
Robert Cobb
Jean Edwards
Charles Seymour
Miss Patrick
Paramount Studios
Adolph Zukor
Cobb
San Diego
Birmingham
Ala
Screen Capital
University of Alabama
Howard College
Marengo Presbyterian Brotherhood Names New Year Dinner Committees
George Fiser announces the committees for the Presbyterian church New Year’s day dinner. Roles include soliciting George Langlas and others. meat M. E. Scott and Herman Hoyt. potatoes Albert Gould and Fred Zahrt. noodles Claus Gode and Bruce Ferguson. coffee Dave Watson and Charles Kent. salad Howard Myers and Ralph Silayrmaker. dessert Lew Weiss and Byron Goldthwaite. dishwashing Charles Geiskins and Jake Schaf bach. reception R. R. Hibbs and Dr. E. N. Brown. advertising Glenn Ellis. dining room E. L. Seidel.
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George Fiser
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Presbyterian Church
George Langlas
A. I. Solbiig
Glenn Ellis
Ralph Slaymaker
M. E. Scott
Herman Hoyt
Ben Felling
Henry Burgy
Henry Whitehill
Albert Gould
Fred Zahrt
Jay Zahrt
Fred Schumacher
Harry
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