Plan to let voters choose two tax options on local reform
A plan to offer voters a choice between extra property levies and county consolidation to cut costs is under legislative review. The approach relies on a Jevy imitation amendment allowing extra levies with 60 percent voter approval, and the package may move to the joint tax committee for debate tomorrow. The proposal aims to release 25,000,000 in taxes tied up after the Supreme Court invalidated a prior collection act, seeking to ease burdens on local units while preserving revenue.
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Trent denies any schools to close
The board of public works and the superintendent address a meeting activity about school closures. Officials indicate that checks for the third month of the compensation dispute will be issued, with hope that the issue will be resolved without closing schools.
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Lindberghs Safe in Africa on Latest Hop of Long Air Tour
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh arrived in Africa at 1140 a.m after a 300 mile flight from Las Palmas Canary Islands welcomed by the Spanish Sahara's governor-general and officials Lindbergh planned to depart again tomorrow with possible routes toward Dakar Senegal and then the South Atlantic en route back to the United States over the Caribbean via the Lindbergh route
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Roosevelt Hosts Aides At Little White House Visit
President Roosevelt welcomed aides at Warm Springs Georgia in talks covering monetary policy and the administration drive to boost purchasing power. Treasury chief Morgenthau toured the area by car and train, while officials evaluated data and policy directions amid a crowd of visitors at the Little White House.
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Army Chief Warns of Low Strength and Urgent Reform
General MacArthur reports the Army’s strength below the danger line and urges rapid measures to increase regular enlisted strength to 165000, exempt from a 15 percent pay cut, plus nearly 200000 in aircraft and modernization spending. He calls for maintenance of the National Guard, 120000 reserve officers with training, and restoration of ROTC and CO. MTG goals, arguing the U.S. needs not a world‑scale force but a strong professional civilian military system.
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Lindbergh Kidnap Law Could Woo Death Penalty
New York November 28 a senate sub committee considers strengthening the Lindbergh kidnaping law to invoke the death penalty and extend federal reach to include communications with victims families. Colonel Hutchinson said amendments may make kidnaping a federal offense when any contact with families occurs and to add ten new racketeering offenses.
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Signs Point to Coming of Christ Warns Keech Evangelist
Rev Richard H Esch a motion picture actor turned evangelist declares at Randolph Street Church that signs point to the second coming of Jesus Christ. He cites Matthew text describing wars and Roman empire unity as precursors to the end times, urging listeners to seek spiritual readiness.
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Close Vote Contests In Clarsburg Campaigns End Soon
In Clarsburg Nov 26 mass meetings mark final nights for Howard Gore Republican and Andrew Edmiston Democrat in the race to succeed Tate Lyon in the fifth district. Turnout and sentiment noted as potential indicators of the Democratic administration’s popularity. United States Senator Neely will headline the Weston events. Gore, a former West Virginia governor, plans a county-wide address.
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States edge toward liquor legality many paths to Dec 5
Washington dispatch outlines the spread of liquor laws as about twenty states move toward allowing sale of alcohol after prohibition ends. It notes varied rules on where and how liquor may be bought, with Rhode Island permitting package sales for consumption on premises and New York planning local options and retailer licenses.
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Labor Leader Pleased With Work Outlook
Labor leader William Green reports October unemployment at 10,076,000, up 11,000 from September, while noting favorable factors. Average wages rose about $1.20 monthly, a 1.4 percent gain, and the cost of living increased only 0.9 percent, modestly narrowing the real hardship. Green urges citizen cooperation to prevent winter job losses.
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French Chief Forms Cabinet In Radical Socialist Move
Paris reports Premier Camille Chautemps plans a purely radical socialist cabinet after dissidents refused two ministerial posts. The tentative lineup mirrors the Sarraut government with at least four former premiers, including Chautemps, and preserves key posts such as war, commerce, and education as reforms are drafted to stabilize the franc and defend security. {Note: Summary uses accessible phrasing and preserves named entities. page continuation indicated.}
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Favorable Business Reports Across Cities Highlight Holiday Demand
Reports from Chicago Oklahoma City and New York show rising activity in retail rail freight and finance. Chicago department stores boosted by holiday promotions reflect strong sales while steel production and power generation stay high. Oklahoma banks report record cash reserves and favorable overall condition. Coal output rises 6.2 percent week over week and New York stock market values climb, with lumber orders at their strongest since 1960.
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Steel Output Shows Gains
Cleveland dispatch reports steel operations rising last week, lifting the national average to 38 percent with reduced heavy purchasing by railroads and automakers. Demand for iron and steel remains strong, boosting hopes for December. Prices for tin plate, terne plate, wires, and related materials have advanced, and railroads are negotiating for raw materials while factories adjust inventories.
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Stanford Grid Star Actress Die in Crash
Stanford grid star Bruce Tarver and actress Gladys Melcard were killed in a Bayshore Highway crash near Broadway in Daly City. Linda Marsh, Dorothy Karr, Albert Racey, and seven others were injured in the事故.
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Los Angeles
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Records Show Thanksgiving Holiday Conceived in 1789
A Wolong garbled report recalls that the Thanksgiving holiday idea dates to 1789 during Washington’s presidency with a suggestion by Samuel Boudinot and others for a day of thanks. It notes opposition by Tucker and cites a preserved document on the early introduction of thanksgiving. The piece then shifts to holiday preparations, turkey prices, and local weather.
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Body of Youth Kidnap Victim Found in Water
Two men are jailed in connection with the kidnapping and murder of Brooke Hart, son of a San Jose merchant. A decomposed body was found by duck hunters in San Francisco Bay, identified via clothing and jewelry as the missing youth. Police pursue suspects as details of the crime and ransom plot emerge.
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Oil Pipe Line Probe Planned
Washington's November 26 report outlines a federal inquiry into oil pipelines and transportation practices. Secretary Ickes designates the Petroleum Administrative Board to oversee the study, with industry executives on the coordinating committee to examine rates and balance costs.
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Tough Baby Fight Sparks Olive-Rooted Debate in Ida Ho
Santa Monica Calif Nov 26 An odd scene unfolds as a self styled country adviser from Idaho questions a gold dispute and introduces Tesillam B. Borsh as a formidable rival. The exchange centers on a "tough baby" remark and vows of a future contest between Will Save Al and his opponent.
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