Republicans Get Set For Campaign
Republicans plan to attack Democrats for moving quickly on major bills and for spending. They aim to stress a leftward drift and critique bills like the devaluation measure and a $950 million relief package while backing the $300 million revenue bill. Party leaders expect to gain 40 to 60 seats in November.
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Washington
Feb
House
Representative Snell
New York
Jeader
Snell
Omaha Land Bank Flayed By Sotons
Washington witnesses midwestern lawmakers condemn the farm credit administration in a hearing on Rep. Carpenter’s resolution for a congressional probe of federal land banks and the regional agriculture credit corporation. Democrats charge low land appraisals and patronage while Rep. Werner of South Dakota attacks the FDA’s high handed policy and vows action, calling for an end to bureaucratic oppression.
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Washington
House
Farm Credit Administration
Rep
Carpenter
Nebraska
Federal Land Banks
Regional Agriculture Credit Corporation
Werner
South Dakota
Omaha Federal Land Bank
Congress
FDA
FCA
Alleged Gunner Will Not Resist Removal
Duren Al Otto, named as a member of a North Dakota and South Dakota machine gun gang, said he would not resist removal to Fargo to face trial on a Wahpeton armory robbery indictment. Arrested in Santa Monica, he appeared before U S Commissioner Head with a $20,000 bond and was moved to Orange County jail in Santa Ana. DOJ agents called him a notorious character and noted possible bank robbery charges in both Dakotas.
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Los Angeles
Duren al Otto
North
South Dakota
Fargo
N. D
Wahpeton
Otto
Santa Monica
U. S
Head
Movie Actor Leads in Rescue Scene with Carpet Fire
Hollywood reports credit Lyle Talbot with a swift rescue when a fire broke out as Margaret Lindsay posed before cameras. Talbot used a carpet to smother flames touching Lindsay in her fur coat, saving her from serious burns. Lindsay's condition was later called not seriously burned. Talbot had previously lived in Sioux Falls and performed in dramatic stock decades ago.
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Hollywood
Lyle Talbot
Talbot
Margaret Lindsay
Dubuque
Towa
Gir
Miss Lindsay
Sioux Falls
Inflation on the way says Oklahoma Senator Thomas
Washington Feb 8 The inflation advocate Thomas of Oklahoma says inflation is underway and believes the nation is moving out of economic difficulties. He asserts enough inflationary legislation is on the books and that Roosevelt should proceed, while not ruling out further currency expansion if needed. Thomas defends controlled inflation and argues money must be cheapened for profits, though some workers may face a lag between price and salary increases.
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Washington
Thomas
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Thames
Tice
Mother and Baby Die in Mont Fire at Fort Belknap Siding
A mother Mrs. C. C. Mains, 40, and her 11 month old child were killed when a gasoline explosion in the kitchen stove sparked a blaze at their Fort Belknap Siding home. The father was seriously burned, and five other children escaped unharmed.
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Chinook
Mont
Fort Belknap Siding
C. C. Mains
Scope Of Probe May Be Widened
Washington notes point to a widening federal probe into war department contracts with potential expansion beyond the army and aviation cases. Justice Department agents search new contract areas. grand juries carry on with army motorization inquiries. Navy audit reforms loom from naval committee findings. Walter F. Brown may testify before the senate air mail panel. four contempt charges loom over subpoenaed letters. Mahara jah of Kashmir reports personal estate income of 10 050 000 dollars.
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Washington
War Department
Justice Department
White House
Senate
Grand Jury
Army
House
Army Aviation
Navy Department
House Naval Committee
Walter F. Brown
Hoover Administration
Senate Air Mail
Brown
Black
Foss
Ohio
William P. MaeCracken
Favor Permission To Abandon Rail Route
An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner recommended authorizing the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad to abandon its 32 mile Englewood to Spearfish branch. Protests were filed by Spearfish city, shippers, and area residents. The South Dakota railroad commissioners urged denial. the line, built in 1893, has not operated since May 22 1933 after damage to the road.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Railroad
Englewood
D. D
Spearfish
South Dakota
Elmore
Deadwood
Burlington
Norris Bill Favored By IC C Committee
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee approved the Norris bill to create a power commission that would investigate and determine rates for all electrical energy consumers served by private and municipal utilities. Senator Norris estimated the inquiry would cost between 200000 and 300000 dollars from public works funds.
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Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Norris
Power Commission
Nebraska
Relief Corporation Buys Storage Butter for Chicago Tubs
The federal surplus relief corporation bought one million pounds of storage butter for delivery to Chicago tubs. Land-O-Lakes Creameries of Minneapolis received a contract for 499,000 pounds, with C. H. in the award chain of the transaction.
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Kashmir
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Gluek
Brewing Com
Minneapoles Winns
Huron Grocery
Nash-Finch CO
Darey
Barr
Minnesota
Crosby
Prunes
Sunkist
Hamburger
IC. C
Hershey
Chase and
Sanborn
Northside Grocery & Market
Quart Campbell's
Light House
Per Doz
Huron
Bliss Coffee
Soo An
Values
Oxford
Euleka
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