Rise of Industrial Racketeering Prompts Federal Action Call
National News Service reports expert Col. Cal Goddard warns of a durable rise in industrial racketeering tied to a return of light wines. He urges Congress to pass a federal offense law to deter participation and protect state laws, arguing only federal pressure can curb growing criminal activity in industry.
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Federal Pay Slashes To Take Effect Mid Apr
Washington reports that federal pay cuts will not begin until after April 1 with a 15 percent ceiling under review by the budget bureau. The plan targets civilian employees, 700,000 workers, saving an estimated 190.5 million annually, excluding military and armed services. Roosevelt plans to cut 13.5 percent for the executive branch, with the President himself following Hoover’s lead by a 10 percent reduction.
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Wine rules to be ready in a few days
Washington March 28 The Bureau of Industrial Alcohol expects to have regulations ready within a few days for selling 3.2 percent wine after April The draft notes little straight wine will be sold as it exceeds permitted alcohol content Manufacturers of carbonated water propose using wine as a flavor and to remove full strength from bonded warehouses tax free The plan would dilute to 3.2 percent content with a $5 a barrel tax on the finished product.
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Knitting Vogue At Wellesley Town Meeting
Women in Wellesley Mass attended a town meeting and knitted and crocheted as House Representatives debated the measure. The scene echoed Mrs Branklin Roase, noted for knitting during public sessions.
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Special privilege and public duty warned against
A civic essay warns that special privileges destroy self respect and trust in government. Public officials must forsake favors for friends and perform duties without fear or favor to uphold justice and democracy, lest rackets and graft erode society and youth.
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Pope Aims to Finish St Peters Dome by Easter
The Pope urges completion of the huge St Peters dome with scaffolding removed by Holy Week starting April 2. The restoration began decades ago after plans were first drawn over a century ago and has faced long delays, with work continuing inside and out. A tablet will mark Pius XII’s recent visit.
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Two Teams Stand Out In American League
In a preview of the American League race the New York Yankees and Washington Nationals emerge as the strongest contenders. The Yankees look similar to 1932 with several promising rookies and veteran stars, while the Nationals add power through new signings and a solid pitching staff led by Brennan and Jablonowski. The lineup features Ruth Chapman Gehrig Lazerri and Sewell in key roles with a deep mound corps and a hopeful return by Macayden to boost the Ruppert men toward the pennant.
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Subbury School Notes and Library Contest Winners
Subbury school notes report the dental clinic operating on Wednesday March 29 and continuing Friday with an aim to complete all needed work by June. The Library Raster Contest winners are Doris Way, Harrison Bennett, Erwin Bergner, and Doris Seymour. James H. Powers awarded five dollars in prize money, shared among the top contestants.
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Ellis hits 9000th flying hour in air mail service
Denver report notes veteran pilot Robert H Ellis on the Salt Lake City to San Francisco air mail route recently completed his 9,000th hour in the air. Ellis has flown mail for 14 years across the route and continues active service.
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