Mints Ordered (Continued From Page 4)
The proclamation aims to stabilize silver prices by absorbing world production and raising the metal’s value. It follows a cabinet meeting with Morgenthau and Attorney General Cummings. India has ratified the London agreement. Australia Canada Mexico and Peru join to absorb 25 000 000 ounces yearly. The measure applies to silver mined in the United States and is effective immediately.
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India
Asid
Australia
Canada
Mexico
Peru
Morgenthau
Treasury
Cummings
Congress
United States
London
Milnes
Probing Louisiana Politics and Tax Probes Rise
A Senate committee probes Longs influence and dummy candidates in Louisiana while Overton election questions resurface. Internal Revenue chief Helvering cites confidential cases as Morgenthau asserts limited involvement as new tax inquiries unfold.
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Orleson Democratic
Long
Senate
Overton
Connally
Tex
Louisiana
Guy O'T. Helverthg
Commissioner of
Internal Revenue
Morgenthau
Treasury
White House
Internal Revenue Bureau
Hewes
Senator Connally Pushes Reform After Campaign Inquiry
The report notes accusations of mail tampering and wire tapping against revenue agents connected to the Overton campaign. Connally calls for a corrupt practices act to require accurate campaign expense accounting and for electoral reforms nationwide while noting the Louisiana factions hampered the inquiry and the dummy candidate system.
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Long
Drvd Burnet
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Revenue Bureau
Qverton
Connally
Lousians
Louisiana
Senate
Thore
Lovie
Bry
Civic group committees named by Bell with civic leaders
Bell announces the creation of committees for the chamber of commerce Ameri can Legion Rotary and other civic groups. Project committee lists T Brooke Price as chairman and several local officials. Budget and Commodity committees follow with named members and ex officio participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Rotary
Project
T. Brooke Price
Charles B. Young
J. M. Clark
George Weimer
St. Albans
J. H. Paxton
East Bank
John, . Morgan
L. P. Williams
W. W. Allen
T. A. Pettigrew
A. M. Rosenblatt
B. M. Finley
W L. Holt
Frank Hart
Bills Limit Train Length And Rail Labor Rules
Bills draft limits on train length to seventy cars and restricts service hours for dispatchers trainmen and telegraph operators. The U S Supreme Court supports the seventy car rule in Arizona. Session may continue with unions pressing for railway labor law amendments and a new road opening between Bartier and Matseer Waterfall boosting British Guiana goldfield trade.
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Whitney
United States
Supreme ‘Court
Arizona
Sny
Congress
Steat
Bartier
Maieteur
Potara
British Guiana
Death of Henry Twist Author’s Sixth Son In Plight
An obituary notes the death of Henry Twist, sixth son of the author of Oliver Twist. He suffered a rapid decline after an accident, remaining unconscious as he passed away with his family nearby. The report reflects on his life and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Buia
Sir Henry
Oliver Twist
Solons Debate State Budget Cuts and Abolition Moves
Lawmakers consider further tax and wage cuts, with talks of abolishing six state colleges and shifting funds to a general school fund. The house advances a state recovery measure amid party debate, while a register and penalties bill passes amid humorous remarks.
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House
State House
Atete
House Finance Committee
A. G. Lubliner
D. Mercer
Chaiman
Finance Committee
Ths
Department of Agriculture
Board of Control
State legislative actions approve recovery program funding and tax measures
The article notes final approval of a recovery program amid concerns over state expense. It details legislative items including assessor duties for capitalization taxes, monthly reports on collections, and authorizations for county boards of education to redirect funds for building projects. It also mentions borrowing authority for a New Martinsville hospital and proposed installment tax payments for 1933 and 1934 with six semiannual periods.
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Wilmest Fame
Populieang
Doddridge
Tucker County Boards of Education
Wetesl County Courte
New Martinsville
J. 3. Brown
Henge
Marsh
Bank and Trust Company
NRA price ruling shifts cleaners to higher tier work
Article notes NRA action to raise prices for better dry cleaners while trimming minimums for survival. Isidore Paul of New York, a leading opponent, agrees to comply after facing prosecutions. he plans to withdraw only if federal actions cease. The piece also mentions a Belfast bridge match won by England by a 2,200 point lead.
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A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Motion Picture Code Authority
NRA
Isidore Paul
New York
Dub
Paul
Pau
Belfast
Ireland
England
Northern Ireland
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Bell
Bills
Contin
Solons
Potomac State
New Fiver
Concord
Fairmont
West Liberty
Bluefield
W. E. Stout
Wood
General School Fund
Secretary of State
3. P. Beacom
D. Cakell
J. %. Marsh
Ohioi
Milton Perjguson
Wayne
Beacom
Cabell County
Johnson
Gogue
America
Parker
Sli
Capitol Street
Wm. Rogers & Sons
Capitol ST
Emporiut
Emporiu Wa Herpes
Emporium
Children’s Beacon Bath
Idec
É Elas
Paria
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