Officials Study State Finances
State officials reviewed budgets for the prior year and sent them to Budget Director H. Tyaiah Smith. Treasury officials reported only 1,166,000 dollars remains to be paid this month from a 21,278,000 dollar operating fund, with June revenues expected to balance the books. Smith urged department heads to itemize budgets by June 10 for careful study before board review and final approval by June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
H. Tyaiah Smith
Treasury
Smith
Budy
Af Public Works
State budget figures show allocations and deficits in 1937
The report outlines 1925 and 1937 legislative appropriations for state services, with a $286,000 allotment for public assistance, $10,500,000 for schools, and a deficiency appropriation of 1 278 000. The general fund balance exceeds $800,000, and projected revenues aim to cover transfers and operating costs. It notes 150,000 workers employed in rubber product manufacturing and Chile supplying about 90 percent of the world's iodine from nitrate fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Department of Public Assistance
United States
Chile
Kidneys Cleanse with Guaranteed Cystex Promise
An advertisement touts a guaranteed prescription Cystex to cleanse kidneys of acids and wastes. It claims rapid relief from night urgencies, nervousness, leg pains, and other symptoms, promising money back if results fail. The ad emphasizes fast action and a low dose price.
Power Service Restored As Trace Is Approved
Power service was restored after a strike settlement was approved halting outages across 13 counties. General Motors in Flint Saginaw and Bay City suspended payroll due to plant shutdowns as Gov Murphy in Pittsburgh urged end to disruption and Governor Bersey prepared National Guard plans. The United Auto Workers negotiating team led by Wyndham Mortimer sought a written agreement before workers would vote on terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors Corp
Flint
Saginaw
Bay City
Saginaw Valley
Gov. Murphy
Pittsburgh
Duquesne University
Lansing
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Martin
Adj
John S. Bersey
National Guard
Murphy
Inbor
A. W.A
Suspect Held In Reese Slaying In January Charleston Fight
A man recalls a January early morning dispute with Reese on Laidley and Reese streets ending with a bottle blow in an alley. Detective testimony links the fight to a prior forgery case while noting Reese was intoxicated. Theodore Holmes was arrested then released. others testified. A separate note reports rising American tourism to Sweden with 15,500 visitors last year, up from 1,700 in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laidley
Reese
Dean
Charleston
Parkersburg
Theodore Holmes
Reynolds Street
Holmes
Margaret White
Sweden
Glamour Girl Harlow Laid To Rest In Forest Lawn Mausoleum
Filmdom gathers for the funeral of Jean Harlow with Nelson Eddy singing in the chapel. Gladys George Clark Gable Carole Lombard and many stars attend, including Wallace Beery Lionel Barrymore and Warner Baxter. The service ends with a silver casket plaque and a white gardenia token.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys George
Clark Gable
Carole Lombard
Monte C. Carpentier
Hollywood
Kansas City
Wallace Beery
Lionel Barrymore
Bill Burke
Virginia Bruce
Warner Baxter
Joan Crawford
Ronald Colman
Robert Montgomery
Chester Morris
Kay Francis
Howard Hughes
Miss Harlow
Myrna Loy
Frank Morgan
Norma Shearer
Robert Taylor
Charles F. McGrew
Hal Rosson
Mediation Delays Plant Reopening as Civilians Sworn In
A plant reopening is delayed after mediation. Nearly 100 civilians were sworn in today as special officers following Mayor Dan iel A Knages call for volunteers with military experience. The deferment agreement and governor meeting were announced at an after noon conference with labor officials, steel representatives, and city leaders present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Knages
George J. Krogstad
Tlyannte Labor Department
Charles Kiser
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
CIO
H. H. Holloway
Republic Steel
Knages
De Valera Outlines Ireland’s New Constitution
President De Valera defends the forthcoming Irish constitution against critics who fear a dictatorship and limits on women as he argues it serves the nation and will let Ireland choose its government and relations with other states. The discussion in Dail Eireann, he says, shows such fears are groundless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Valera
Dail Eireann
House of Representatives
Confession Ties Suspects to Miller Slaying Case
Summer cottage near New Trenton Indiana where State Police Captain Matt Leach announced Hicks’s confession. Hicks named Poholsky Williams and Kuhlman as men hired to kill Miller. Hicks, Miller’s former chauffeur, stated he sought financial gain from Miller’s death. The defendants were captured during Hicks’s Brookville trial and pleaded guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Trenton
Ind
Matt Leach
Hicks
Miss Miller
Poholsky
William
Kuhlman
Miller
Milers
Chair to Claim Three Ohio Slayers Tonight
Miller, a Cincinnati man, disappeared June 11 and a body with missing head and hands was found in a Kentucky culvert ten days later. A shoe box with Miller's head and hands in concrete was later found by two boys near Carrollton, Kentucky. Indiana state police arrested Hicks and Miss Flora Miller at the Miller residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Cincinnati
Emminence
Carrollton
Indiana
Hicks
Flora Miller
Doans Kidney Pills Backache Relief Promoted
An old treatment claim links backache to tired kidneys and urges readers to ask a druggist for Doan’s Pills. The ad asserts kidney waste affects blood and body function, promising quick relief as waste exits the kidneys.
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Thomas" Athina
Mel
DuPont-Roosevelt
Torr
Edward J. MacMullan
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Ethel DuPont
MacMullan
Olive Winkler
Mightiest
Genevieve Smith
Christian Science Faith
Washington Heidle
Washington
Senate
Annapolis
TR. Hotel
Windsor
Cth Ave
Col
Ita Butterfield
Welieve
After Paint & Glass Co
HALE
New Ireland
Ohio
New York, W. Ts
Tro
Electrolux Fear
Londeree, Inc
Electrolux
Londeree's
Electrotax
Quarrier St
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