Paris Debacle Reshapes French Cabinet Under Debts Crackdown
The text notes France's debt crisis prompting Premier Harriot's fall and Joseph Paul-Boncour taking helm to form a new cabinet. It outlines immediate plans to restart talks with the United States over debt, signaling tension with America. It also mentions domestic debate and the Collier beer bill as a leading agenda item.
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Chamber of Deputies
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Joseph Paul-Boncour
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America
Beer Legislation Faces House Vote Amid Deficit Debate
The article outlines expected House action on a 3.2 percent beer measure as a revenue source to close the national deficit. It cautions that passage depends on a slim majority and notes potential presidential veto risk if approved by the Senate. It also touches on other topics from aviation records to deer protection and school funding reforms.
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Lindbergh Case Tops Year In News Headlines
The 1932 year in journalism spotlighted the Lindbergh kidnapping and murder as the top story chosen by seventeen Associated Press editors. The poll highlighted the Bonus Army clash, Democratic landslide, and Kreuger case as other leading events, with Olympic Games and Sino-Japanese conflict among notable mentions.
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Walker
Massie Case
Honolulu
Amelia Earhart
Europe
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Droumar
France
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Lausanne
Raymond Robins
RFC
Budgeting must precede tax relief, WV audience hears
Dr John F Sly head of the bureau of governmental research at West Virginia University told a Charleston regional meeting of the American Legion Association that control of public expenditures must come before tax dollars yield full value. He said records are poor, levy estimates vague, and public budgeting lacking.
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John F.sly
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American Legislators’ ‘Association
Charleston
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Budget Clarity Hailed to Curb Wasteful State Spending
Dr Sly argues that West Virginia budgets conceal true levies and disbursements. He notes items of real money are hidden under vague terms, hindering public inspection. Clear budgets would expose waste and aid public judgment.
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Woman and two farm youths given life terms
A mother of 12 and two farm youths were sentenced to life imprisonment for the slaying of J. B. Johnson in Huntington. The defendants are Mrs Camma Johnson 54 Esko Rebus Esque 18 and Darlus Atkins 18 all of Heath's Creek. Testimony said Johnson was shot July 0 following a plot tied to a love affair. Mrs Johnson received a 100 day stay of execution pending appeal.
Veteran baseball writer John Gruber dies at home
John Gruber, 19, a veteran baseball man of the old school who created the 4ds method for tracking batting averages, died at his Pittsburgh home on Sunday after marking a milestone in sports reporting nearly four decades ago.
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