Plan for wholesale elimination and consolidation
United States House and Senate Democrats plan to grant President-elect Roosevelt broad power to reorganize the federal government for economy. Speaker Garner and House leaders expect a Senate move to provide blanket reorganization authority via a later appropriation bill. They also seek to repeal permanent and indefinite appropriations except interest on the war debts, aiming for hundreds of millions in savings.
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Senate
United Press
Washington
Priposal
Roosevelt
Congress
Jeqdera
Spealer
Garner
Thaliman Burns
House Appropriations Committee
United
Democratic Organization
Burns
Mae
Young Casler Lost His Life While Hunting
Funeral services were held in Painesville Ohio for Ivan Casler 21 formerly of Columbus. He died in a hunting accident Monday when a gun misfired while he and four companions hunted in an open field. Coroner O H Hausan ruled it accidental and the discharge struck near the heart as Casler leaned on a stump.
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Painesville
Ohio
Ivan Casler
Columbus
Durial
Evergreen
Ivah Caster
South St. Clair Street
Floyd Billig
Bad Bilig
Charles Merril
Zerald Tyler
Edward Doyle
Corry Company Seeks Permit for Trucking Freight
United Press reports Corry Company asks Public Service Commission for permission to transport freight by motor from Corry. The request involves a 225 ton load and is filed today by the Corry and something Transport Co.
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Corry Company
United Ioe Oo
Miotor
Corry
Ytthin Peay
Public Service Commission
Ei Trusking Co
Hoover Speeds Toward Deep Sea Fishing Ground
President Hoover drives Sequoia toward Palm Beach to attempt deep sea fishing on the 10 day South Atlantic cruise. The pace quickened with a planned mid afternoon Palm Beach pass and potential two to three day stay if fish bite, as Lawrence Richey notes the president seeks his first real fishing of the voyage.
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Henry F. Misselwitz
United Press
Hoover
Florida
Palm Beach
Sebastian Tnlet
Lawrence Richey
Fain Beach
Seductien' Inlet
Ihark
Savannah
Grand Jury Hears Winnie Ruth Judd Case
Phoenix report says Maricopa Grand Jury returned nine true bills against an unknown number of persons. Officials declined to disclose details as the Winnie Ruth Judd murder investigation, which had been reopened, continued.
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United Frese Phoenix
Miners Die in Hungarian Explosion at Colllery Near Muntenet
Report from Budapest notes 13 miners killed and several injured in a mine blast at the Nyugyvoly colliery near Muentetretin. Authorities and rescue teams respond as the accident is investigated.
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Budapest
Hunitry
Tairroad Minwre
Nigyuayvol
Muentetretin
No Change Planned in City Department Heads After Reorganization
City plans for the coming year keep existing department heads unchanged. The commission will finalize reorganization at Friday’s special meeting. Mayor England undecided on whether to hold meetings Monday or postpone to the second regular session. Bills and routine business at this week’s session will be light. If organization remains, Joseph L. Spiesman stays director of finance, Ernest A. Williams director of streets, Leo Milderick director of public property, Stanley H. Nichols director of safety, and Mayor England director of public affairs. The mayor may skip an annual message at the reorganization. The commission will also consider salary revisions and municipal economy measures aligned with the tax cut.
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Frank T. England
Igland
Joseph L. Spiesman
Ernest A. Willams
Leo Milderick
Stanley H. Nichols
Mayor England
England
Salar
Walter Scott Installed as Kiwanis Club President
Walter H. Scott, local attorney, was installed as president of the Kiwanis Club at a luncheon in the Hotel Corry. He succeeds Howard J Sheen and outlined plans, with reports from committees on finance, education, tennis court maintenance, music, and hospitality. Scott received the past president’s button and began leading the meeting, as guests were noted.
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Walter H. Scott
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Scott
Howard J Sheen
Clifton Howard Kiwanis Club
Walter L. Peake
W. W. Graham
Charles Shuss
H. J. Sheen
Charles F. Hoftmaster
Howard J. Sheen
Dre
W. Jones
Clarence Shoep
Sheen
P J. Stevenson
Warren
RB. Anderson Wid H
Wallace
Johnstown
China approves Sze as minister to U S
Washington Dec 9 United Press learns authoritatively that the Chinese government has approved the appointment of Dr Alfred Sze as minister to the United States subject to usual government acquiescence. Sze will succeed Dr W W Yen who is reassigned to Moscow in a reshuffle amid diplomatic tensions between China and Russia.
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United Peas
Washington
Chrisis Bayernhieht
Alfred Sue
United States
United Press
Szewill
W. W
Moscow
China
Ruaala
Teachers Will Fight Any Cut In Salaries
Harrisburg December 29 Pennsylvania's 65 000 school teachers authorize a committee to seek sources of Un touched Wealth for taxation to fund schooling. The annual convention of the Pennsylvania State Educational Association urged a state income tax and opposed changes to minimum salary guarantees. They called for federal department of education, stronger teacher contracts, credential unions, and a constitutional amendment to limit the governor's power over the State superintendent of schools. A committee criticized new graduates applying for jobs over experienced teachers.
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United Press
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State Eductional Association
Hon
Waehers
Department of Education
Committee of Profession Ethics
Missing NC senator McCain feared dead in garage find
Police search for a fresh grave tied to R S McCain missing from his home since last week. An anonymous Chicago letter claimed McCain was slain near Petersburg and buried near a roadhouse, with his car left in a Columbus Ohio garage stained with blood.
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United Press
Columbus
R. S McCain
North Carolina
Hagerstown
R. McCoin
Hender
N.C
McCoin
McCain
Chicago
North Carolina Supreme Court
Florida
Petersburg
Henderson
Chicuzo
Defeat of French regime averted in senate vote
Paris December 20 The Senate finance committee agreed to a proposed bond issue of 100,000,000 francs for current expenses, after previously recommending a reduction. Burlin December 29 The Reichsbank halted all purchases of South African pounds as South Africa abandons the gold standard and allows its currency to fall, widening the gap with the pound sterling.
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Unites Rrese
Paris
Senate
Mnaice Committee
Isue
Burlin
Reichabanth
United Press
South Africa
Hoover May Be Asked To Visit Japan Survey Efforts
Porio, Dec. 29. President Hoover may be invited to visit Japan to express views on economic reorganization. Chikihei Nakajima, former secretary of commerce and head of a new institute, disclosed plans to invite Hoover after retirement to survey the volunteer program and bolster Japanese American relations.
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United Press Porio
Hoover
Japan
Chikihei Nakajima
Department of Commerce
Institute of Research
Technocracy Suggested to Guide Government Reform in Nebraska
Mabel Walker Willebrandt urged applying technocracy to government to curb costly economic experiments. She urged the legal profession to seek court validation of national revenue use and questioned Reconstruction Finance Corporation relief and unprecedented congressional economic measures.
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United Press
Lincoln
Neb
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Nebraska State Bar Association
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Supreme Court
State seeks 3 000 000 from RFC for January relief
HABISBURG Dec 29 The state emergency relief board plans to pay 3 000 000 to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for January. It also details distribution of 2 000 000 in state aid to 67 counties, approval of 149 000 in overhead expenses, purchase of 35 000 pairs of shoes for Westmoreland County, and 228 000 in fuel grants for next month. A resolution bars county boards from hiring people with salaries above hourly wages. Roger Link Lemoyne was hired at 2 000 annually as a shoe expert. Use of gas for heating homes without other fuel was approved.
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United Press
Habisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Reconstruction Angnee Corporation
Westmoreland County
Roger Link
Lemoyne
Democratic district leaders to meet in Erie this afternoon
An important conference of district Democratic leaders is planned in Erie this afternoon. Joseph Gorry of Pittsburgh and other state officers are expected, with many Testling Democrats from northwestern Pennsylvania voting to attend the Erie meeting.
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Erie
Joseph Gorry
Pittsburgh
Pennsylva Ald
Studebaker will and double murder shock nation
At Atioago two murders and a suicide were uncovered with Clement Studebaker's second will revealing a $6,000 bequest. Peter Peterson, 55, shot his wife and daughter then killed himself after failing to provide for his daughter Pauline, per United Press reports. Gandhi demands temple entry for untouchables warning of a new civil action if ignored.
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United Press
Atoiago
Murdors
Trazhe
Clement Studebaker
Ir. Uililities
Bud
Throns c Allege
Peter Peterson
Studabaker
Papline
Three nations mobilize forces for Leticia clash in the Amazon
Troops from Colombia Brazil and Peru concentrate along the Amazon around Leticia as tensions rise. Colombian vessels in Belém harbor transport hundreds of soldiers toward the frontier with Peru. Peru positions craft near Iquitos while Brazil sends naval units to guard neutrality.
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Poru
Colombia
Brazil
United Press
Bara
Amazon
Leticia
Para
Equator
Peruvilan
Iquitos
Peru
I Leticia
Lima
Lana
Swi
Tahutinga
Boyaca
Bertram Taylor
Gyo
Coast Guard
Millions in tax refunds distributed nationwide
Washington reports the first fiscal year saw 80.85 million dollars in tax refunds issued by the federal treasury. Refunds went to 139 thousand claimants, averaging about one dollar per eighteen dollars collected. Notable recipients included United Fruit Company, Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal, National Aniline and Chemical, and Reading Company, with individuals like Ambassador Mellon and Bernard Baruch also listed among refunds.
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United Press
Washington
Wall Street
Federal Treasury
Governs Lmentia
United Fruit Company
Boseton
Lehigh and Wilkes- Barre Coal Company
Wilkes-Barra
National Aniline and Chemical Corporation
Buffalo
Reading Company
Philadelphia
Andrew W. Mellon
Richard
Bernard Barich
John J. Raskeb
Chirr
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hollywood
Broadway
Nealat
Ramon Navarro
Gonrad Nagel
Gareu M. Chhan
Gloria Z Saceae
Tom Couch
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Morgenthau
Ted Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Turkey
Mor Renu
New York State
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Gandhi
Unites Press
Poona
India
United Prong
Mia Sonwary
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