Early vote sought on inflation mortgage farm relief bill
Senate leaders push for rapid action on a large inflation mortgage farm relief package as conservatives threaten to block until Wednesday. The bill would expand currency by up to 12.6 billion and remonetize gold content while authorizing price supports and farm bonuses across major commodities under the allotment system.
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William K. Hutchinson
Washington
Senate
Ite
DIA
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Farm relief program faces Senate clash over mortgages
Premier MacDonald proposes refinanced farm mortgages at 44 percent interest with a five year moratorium. A 3200,000,000 RFC fund would aid foreclosure redemption. Senate approved farm relief provisions. Carey offers a Republican substitute to strike price controls. Inflation program battles loom as conservatives oppose gold price measures.
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Jase
Senate
Carey
Wyoming
Beer Law Woes Case Tests Indiana Liquor Controls
A Lake County Indiana judge issued a temporary restraining order to halt state officials from interfering with unlicensed beer sales by Abe Rosen of United Bottling Works. The case raises constitutional questions about liquor control and cites high license costs and political influence as ongoing complaints. A deputy attorney general will review the matter as Rosen seeks to begin importing beer while awaiting a ruling.
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Lake County
Tan
Rosen
Reiter
Indiana
Hammond Ta‘te Payers’ Union
Laks County
Michaely Kiernan
Kiernan
East
Chicago
Roman
Besiden Fry
Tre Estill
Lilian Hotlay
Gary
East Chicago
Whiting
Hammond
Law fights over beer licenses in Indiana and Illinois
A tumult of legal moves and protests centers on beer permits in Indiana and Illinois. Rosen seeks restraining orders to force state action while Lake County officials and Governor Fry oppose, with Galloway threatening court action to obtain a retail permit. A broader push protests beer pricing and distribution, echoing a wider challenge to beer law in Lake County amid political tension. Students in Bloomington begin ten cent meals at Indiana University.
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Chicago
Erswerien
Gary
Lake County
Robert Gostilt
Rosen
Baer
Fry
Dianapolis
Fred Galloway
House of Representatives
North West Street
Galloway
Reed Leads Fight Against Intietion Despite Losing Ground
Senator David A Reed of Pennsylvania spearheaded the attack on a policy proposal. He warned defeat would come unless opponents of the measure could marshal a massive wave of protests and opposition.
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The
Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Ogden L. Mills
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Reed
Unclear Meal Description From Historical Page
The readable fragment describes twenty one students trying new accommodations and meals with items like mashed vegetables and custard. It references menu items such as spinach and bread, tea, and a pear dessert, but the text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or clear entities.
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Celvet
Perry
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