Next Year Looks Brighter For U.S.
Washington reports the coming fiscal year will begin with new revenue measures and an anticipated surplus, despite a closing deficit near 1.9 billion dollars. Officials cite the 1942 revenue bill and expanded programs as key to restoring federal finances, with total expenditures near 4.83 billion and receipts down from last year.
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Washington
United States
UGA
Hoover
Reconstruction Gnance Corporation
Federal Land Banks
Complete Action On Navy Supply Bill Is Adopted
Congressional action closed on the 220 million dollar navy appropriation bill as the Senate adopted the conference report. The measure advances to the White House as the third of ten annual supply bills sent to the president. Leaders pressed to approve the remaining seven before tomorrow night's fiscal year end.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Rockefeller Is Wrong Declares Opposition to 18th Amendment
Prohibition director Amos W. W. Woodcock disputes John D Rockefeller's anti prohibition claims asserting misinforma tion and argues repeal is premature. He cites New York and Detroit surveys showing drinking trends not rising and notes enforcement challenges and prison confinement rises. A Cuban syndicate proposes 1000 foot floating hotels in the Atlantic as part of prohibition era debates.
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Washington
Amos W. W. Woodcock
John D
Rockefeller
New York
Detroit
Piquel
Rene
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Communist Candidate Foster Held on Bond in Los Angeles
William Z. Foster, 51, presidential nominee of the Communist Party, is held in Los Angeles city jail under a bond of 10090 for suspicion of criminal syndicalism. A habeas corpus writ filed by his attorney was to be argued. Foster was arrested after attempting to address a plaza crowd, police dispersed the disorder with tear gas.
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Los Angeles
William Z. Foster
Communist Party
Foster
Liquor Laws Enforced Stricter. Arrests Rise
A note on 1914 statistics shows drunkenness arrests misleading because the liquor law is now more strictly enforced, reflecting tighter control in the final unrestricted manufacture and sale period.
Hutton Denies Fiery Lover Charge In Suit Against Him
Los Angeles June 4 Aimee Semple McPherson’s husband David Hutton is set to testify to deny he was Myrtle St Pierre’s alleged lover in a $200000 breach of promise suit. Sister Gladys Cassill testified for the plaintiff as drama contrasted with testimony about Hutton’s past.
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Los Angeles
David Hutton
Aimee Semple McPherson
Myrtle Jean St. Pierre
Hutton
Gladys Cassill
Sister matter cited in testimony
The witness denied harming her sister and claimed she would only be spoken to if subpoenaed. Attorney Lorin Andrews pressed the witness about a supposed offer of a signed check for 5 000 to testify against her sister. The witness said she did not remember.
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Mrs. Cassill
Lorin Andrews
Miss St. Pierre
Hold Last Rites For Famed War Chaplain
Thousands attended the funeral procession at St Patrick's Cathedral for Father Franris P. Duffy, famed war time chaplain of New Yorks 63th Infantry now the 165th, as military and civil honors marked his last rites.
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New York
Franris P. Duffy
63Th Infantry
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Rains Help South Dakota Crops Amid General Good Conditions
Substantial showers covered most of South Dakota over the weekend, leaving soil moisture adequate for crop needs. Government meteorologist M. E. Blystone notes only a few small areas require rain, with corn, wheat, oats, barley, rye, flax, potatoes, alfalfa, and pastures largely favorable. Rye ripe, wheat oats barley near harvest, re-seeded fields later. stock in good condition overall amid slight grasshopper damage.
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South Dakota
M. E. Blystone
Weather Bureau Rain Mission Near LaDell and Huron Area
Partial text describes a weather bureau station scouting rain needs in a small area west of La Dell, about 20 miles north of Huron. Mentions Blystone raids Arcas where rain is needed and crop damage reported or concentrated in the northwestern corner of the state.
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Iber Bureau
LaDelle
Huron
Blystone
Arcas
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