Treasury Oct receipts rise while expenditures fall
Washington reports October treasury data showing higher receipts than October last year and lower total expenditures. The October deficit was 412,612,427, with receipts at 272,172,437 and expenditures totaling 634,784,564 including 314,887,000 in emergency outlays. For the first four months of the fiscal year, receipts reached 1,408,088,034 and expenditures 2,345,524,239, both compared with the previous year. Gold stocks also climbed to a new October 31 high of 0.666133, up 199,000 for the month and 1.342 billion from a year ago.
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Washington
Treasury
Twenty Years Ago In Huron News Sketches
Twenty years ago in Huron residents planned visits to Chicago and discussed Sunday School and missionary work in South Dakota. Former student Robert Cook returned to Huron for a local position. Local meetings featured Dr W H Thrall and Rev J B Perrine with Chicago representatives. An addition to the Senior High housekeeping course added laundry work for practice and to credit domestic science. Red Cross visiting nurse committees for Beadle County announced with names of chairmen and members including Whitney Phelps Babbit Cook and Price.
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W. J. Withers
Chris Fugisang
Chicago
Lois Chapin
Robert Cook
Huron
Congregational Church
South Dakota
Uuifor Pracetice
Red Cross Seal Visiting Nurse Association of
Beadle County
Beadie County
F.L. Whitney
M. Phelps
Congressional probe of Father Coughlin looms in January
After a hard fought election, talk turns to a congressional investigation of Father Coughlin in January. Coughlinites push behind the scenes, with reorganizations and audits in Rhode Island, signaling bold moves by the Royal Owl broadcasting parson.
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Father Coughlin
Rhode Island
Father Coughtin
Mallon profile notes Roosevelt era organizers and base
The piece credits Roosevelt, Farley, and Michelson as the trinity behind the campaign effort. It highlights the lack of broad political appeal beyond southern Democrats and Black voters, and notes Roosevelt’s hands on role in minor campaign components.
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Roosevelt
Farley
Charles Michelson
Restoration Of Archduke Otto Assured By Cabinet Shakeup
Vienna reports a cabinet reorganization under Chancellor Kurt von Schuschnigg aimed at bolstering Austrian monarchy hopes for Archduke Otto's restoration. Three Heimwehr ministers were removed, including Baar-Bastenfels, Draxler, and Stockinger, reducing Fascist influence while five new appointees joined us. None oppose the Habsburgs as German and Italian interests appear represented in the new lineup.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Kurt von Schuschnigg
Archduke Otto
Hapsburg
Heimwehrmen
Home Guard
Heimwehr
Eduard Baar-Bastenfels
Interior
Ludwig Dr
Ambitious Political Forecasts Reported in Quiet Era
A fragmented passage notes speculation about constitutional changes being debated, but faith remains that Congress and public opinion would block any such amendments. The text suggests business confidence hinges on the election outcome, shaping expectations for economic prospects regardless of political moves.
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Wall Street
Broad
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Roosevelt
White House
Farley
NRA
Congress
Charles Chic Sale In Critical Condition
Charles Chic Sale, 51, comedian and author of The Specialist, lies critically ill with lobar pneumonia at Good Samaritan hospital in Hollywood. Only visitor allowed is his wife Mrs Sale after a 24 year marriage. The AP report notes a disputed condition sought by Hollywood readers.
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Hollywood
Calif
Charles
Chic) Sale
Good Samaritan Hospital
Roy E. Thomas
Sale
Fatal Ambush Kills Guard Near Louisiana and Arkansas Rail Line
Shreveport La Nov 4 Bullets fired from an ambush at the rear of a speeding Louisiana and Arkansas railroad passenger train brought instant death yesterday to Max Oskoruh 30 a guard. The incident follows a previous alert about threats to railway security and remains under investigation by local authorities awaiting a full report.
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Shreveport
Louisiana and Arkansas Railway
Max Oskoruh
Gunfire on Rail Line Wounds Two Shreveport Men
An unidentified year-old guard suffered a jaw and cheek wound while Fireman A. J. Waskom and Engineer F. R. Bacon, both of Shreveport, were shot at a rail line near Calvin and Winnfield. Despite injuries, Bacon finished the run to Winnfield and notified Sheriff Bryant Scholars. The engineer reported the shots occurred between Calvin and Winnfield.
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A. J. Waskom
Shreveport
FR. Bacon
Bacon
Winnfield
Bryant
Calvin
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