Farmers Will Tie Fate To Allotment Plan Lee Believes
Washington December 45 17 Organizations urging domestic allotment relief before the House Agriculture Committee favored preserving much of the farm board act except its stabilization provisions. Frederick T Lee spoke for national groups, saying voluntary allotment for wheat cotton tobacco and hogs would attract farmer support. He noted the question of whether the board or the secretary would manage features like cooperative and educational work should not concern leaders. The committee heard that the plan’s voluntary nature would likely gain producer backing.
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Cold Wave Strikes Southern California Regions
A severe cold wave hits Sunny Southern California with deep mountain snow and subfreezing lows. A man dies near Blythe, others survive thanks to a police dog and warmth from its body. Two mining men, Robert M. Ray and Arthur W. Johns, are missing after leaving Los Angeles to inspect property in Holcombe valley.
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Weather Forecast for Aeron and Vicinity Tonight
Forecast calls for warmer tonight with rising temperatures across South Dakota. Expect increasing cloud cover and milder lows, with winds shifting to the south.
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French reformer Chautemps faces cabinet reshuffle and ban on beer content
In Washington, the Ways and Means Committee voted to raise beer’s alcoholic content to 3.2 percent by weight if the Collier bill passes, with a $5 per barrel tax. Debates covered dry-state protections, potential drinking laws, and finance measures as France weighs a new cabinet under Camille Chautemps, a key radical leader.
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Would Permit Vets To Sell Certificates
Washington debate centers on authorizing veterans to sell their bonus certificates if the buyer pays off government loans. Rep Bachmann of West Virginia, Republican whip, argues the plan would give immediate relief to veterans, curb cash-payment agitation, and restore over 1.5 million dollars to the federal treasury. He says the certificates belong to veterans and may be disposed of as they wish, noting current law bans banks and individuals from taking over these certificates.
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Hoover To Send More Nominations Amid Senate Fight
Washington December reports Hoover plans to ignore Senate Democrats to confirm appointments. He will continue sending nominations to fill current vacancies and those that may arise, with openings on the Federal Reserve Board the Power Commission and several judgeships.
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Hitler Tightens Grip On Nationalist Party
The report notes Adolf Hitler consolidating control by removing several provincial chiefs deemed unpopular. A key policy shift places greater focus on agricultural problems and national management, signaling tighter centralized direction from Berlin.
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Pastore case exposes mistaken identity in Italy
In Naples a police sting sought Giuseppe Pastore for failing to appear for military service. A clerk had misread a name, swapping an A for E years earlier, leading to a wrongful detention. A girl identified as Pastore admitted the ruse, and investigators confirmed the clerical error after rapid-fire questioning.
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Extra Police Guard Protects Arlington Mansion Riot Reported
Authorities stationed 25 additional guards at the executive mansion after reports that veterans planned a large group visit. Police anticipated more than 100 rank and file veterans to visit Arlington cemetery early this morning before returning to the White House.
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Warmer Weather Forecast For Huron Rel
A forecast contrasts with a severe cold snap that drove temperatures down to 18 below. The region faces a shift as warmer conditions are expected, easing the harsh spell and improving conditions for residents and daily life.
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Great Britain Pays Its Debt
Great Britain today paid its war debt installment of 95,550,000 dollars in gold to the United States. The routine banking transaction at the Bank of England concluded with Federal Reserve officials in New York and Washington handling the U S government role. No ceremony or officials marked the payment as the process passed into Christmas season.
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Probe Affairs of Corporation in National Thrift Case
Los Angeles December 15 The United States district attorney's office began a probe into charges of mismanagement and vast financial transactions at the National Thrift Corporation of America. Federal receiver Frank C. Mortimer filed the first report in district court detailing mismanagement and a tangled web of dealings by officers. The bank held $80,000,000 face value in business with about 100000 investors nationwide and was declared hopelessly insolvent. The Los Angeles based corporation was incorporated in Delaware in 1922 and placed in receivership in September.
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Five Nations Default Threat Rumors Circulate
Washington reports that six nations paid war debts while five, including France and others, are poised to default. The Bank of England earmarked 95.93 million dollars in gold for American credit as the Bank of England instructions flowed to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to remit to the treasury. The notice hints at strained Franco Belgian Polish Esthenian and Hungarian relations amid speculative default.
France Sparks German Papers Over Debt and Treaties
Berlin papers largely agree France failed to pay the United States and breached treaties. Some suggest Germany could default its debts and reject the Versailles accord. Boersen Zeitung cites French debt crisis and mocks Germany’s empty pockets while Vossische Zeitung notes ingratitude and cites French deputies voting against payment.
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Foreign debt payments and potential defaults loom over Europe
Italy 1,245,437 Czechoslovakia 1,500,000 Finland 286,235 Latvia 148,852 Lithuania 92,236 due from debtors, while France Belgium Poland Esthonie and Hungary miss payments and Greece hints at default. Treasury records will reflect bullion transfers as remittances are booked in New York. Hoover administration weighs a new debts agency and war debts policy, amid uncertainty about Greece and other nations.
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French Ambassador Claudel to Host White House Diplomatic Reception
The French ambassador Claudel, in Washington tonight, will officiate at a White House reception for diplomats. As dean of the corps during his four and a half year stay, he attracts attention though last night's formal dinner with Secretary Stimson may have been awkward after Paris’今日 determination was announced.
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Dr Judd May Tell Sheriff True Story Incident
Dr Judd refused furlough to meet Sheriff J R McFadden in Prescott Arizona yesterday as the hospitalized physician’s condition delayed plans. The sheriff noted he might be allowed to travel tomorrow or Saturday for the conference.
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Senate To Consider Banking Reform Bill
Washington December 13 reports the Senate set to discuss major banking reform bill amid expectations of enactment this session.
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