Taylor interview on Wheeler Rayburn bill in Texas press column
The Dallas Morning News State Press columnist J. J. Taylor discusses the Wheeler Rayburn utility bill in a radio interview. He argues against centralizing power at the national level, warns of dissolution and federal control over local utilities, and outlines investor interests and the role of holding companies. The broadcast promotes public input to Congress.
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Roosevelt Stands Firm On Paternalism Bill Support
Waco News Tribune notes Franklin D Roosevelt as chief magistrate who kept his pledge on the Pater man boys bill, vetoing no joint session move, appearing in person with ready argument. Senator Carter Glass is described as unreconstructed rebel defending old order and constitutional interests, with Roosevelt willing to accept responsibility for actions.
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Binder bargain for sale McCormick binder near Clifton
An advert offers a T foot McCormick binder in near new condition for sale by E. Ey Prescher at Hout 1 Clifton. Separately a note says Nicaragua expects to ship 4 500 000 pounds of coffee to the United States this year and imports of American products into Asia are reaching 1931 levels.
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Debts owed United States urged despite foreign delays
Washington reports Friday that 13 debtor nations owe the United States installments totaling 180.4 million dollars due June 16. Only inland portions totaling 165,460 are expected to be paid on June 15, as several nations have made token payments or none at all since 1952. Britain leads with 86.67 million, others include France, Belgium, Poland, Italy, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Yugoslavia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, and Finland.
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Hitler claims unemployment drop to two million
Helena Independent notes Hitler asserts unemployment reduced from 11 to 2,000,000 and questions whether the decrease was achieved through repressive or violent means. The report reflects skepticism about the methods behind the stated figures.
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