France Charts Plan for sweeping government reorganization
President Hoover outlines a broad federal overhaul to Congress, proposing 58 executive orders and 15 agency eliminations. New deputy posts would head public works, education health and recreation, agriculture and commerce, with various agencies consolidated under them. The plan awaits congressional reaction within 60 days amid partisan debate.
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Washington
Due
Tillover Loday
Congress
Little Cabinet
Presi-deat
Border Provol
Inher Department
Immigration Service
Trom
Border Patrol
Treasury Department
Customs
Department of Agriculture
Department of Sommercey
Ntiog
Pedeval Oil Consergation Board
Imroan of Mines
Tha Nama
Board
Britain and France to Pay Money Next Thursday
The report says England and France will pay the United States what they owe next Thursday. London and Paris cabinets discuss last payment terms and potential debt structure changes while Britain seeks revision of the war debt with Stimson notes.
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Europe
England
France
United States
Lannon
Paris
London
MacDonald
Geneva
Aris
Cinaper
Chamber of Deputies
Britain
Stimson
Washington
Great Britain
Met
Congress
Mu Pallie
Paul ‘Grande
Peturna
Goli
Reward for honesty turns up $90 found near Momence
A man named Emery Tower traveled to Chitizo to discuss a reward for returning ninety dollars found in or near Momence. He claimed a gentleman gave him a check for forty five dollars as a reward, but the bank it was drawn on had been closed for six months.
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Chicago
Dec
Emery Tower
Chitizo
Momence
Fij Islanders Celebrated For Economic Luck
Saint John reports on the Fij Islanders described as fortunate with no unemployment no government debt and no tax increases since the depression, by Sir Muchigan Fletcher the governor of the islands.
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Saint John
N. B
Fij
Murchigan Fletcher
Aslands
Former Cincinnati Congressman Allen Dies at 45
Alfred Gaither Allen, 45, former congressman and Democratic leader, longtime Cincinnati Bar Association member, died in his sleep at his Clifton home after a chest attack. He had been ill about a week and was known as a prominent local lawyer active in civic affairs.
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Cincinnati
Alred Gaither Allen
Cincinnati Bar
Belaan Place
Clifton
Allen
Winter Weather Persists Across Nation Amid Forecasted Warmup
Severe cold grips much of the country with Chicago near zero and Dakotas and Minnesota expected to rise toward milder conditions. Reports claim five deaths from heart attacks linked to the deep freeze as the Midwest and West endure the disturbance.
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Dakotas
Minnesota
Tomarrow
Amarillo
Lubbock
Texas
Corpus Christi
Eeho Lake
Mont
Gore
Middlewest
Duuth
Miu
Chivaga
Mann and Hering Get Jail Terms
Mann and Hering received prison sentences in a federal lottery case. Mann, as Kansanutty Chamber of Commerce president, got five months and a $14,000 fine. Hering, editor of Eagle Magazine, received four months and a $4,000 fine. Bernard C. McGuire, a partner, was sentenced to eight years and a $12,000 fine. A federal jury found them guilty last Saturday.
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Camupointes
New York
Conrad 7. Mann
Kansanutty Chamber of Commerce
Rapler
Frank
Hering
Eagle
Bernard C. McGuire
Prematere
Uber
Satuday
Parrot so thin it escapes cage in Evanston report
A reported thin parrot in Evanston Utah escaped its cage highlighting concerns about animal care. A local charity association official noted the bird’s fragile condition and urged a proper replacement cage to prevent further escape.
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Evanston
Bee
Aldeely
Contra Association of Charities
Vancelot
Parrot
Bulls color blind says matador rival from West Coast
Sydney Franklin, a Brook jigs matador, explains bulls react to movement not color. Police report Beatrice Egata, 19 Walnut Street, claims Edward Smith, 13 Walnut Street, struck her and filed a breach of peace charge.
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Bala
Sydney Franklin
West Coast
Smith
Tor Belach
PEACE
Beatrice Egata
Walnut Street
Edward Smith
Ohio Democrats select leaders amid patronage talk
In Columbus Ohio the Democrats after caucus named Frank Cave of Mansfield as speaker designate and Keith Lawrenes of Cleveland as majority floor leader and speaker pro tem. They also favored a resolution to reduce house employee numbers a move seen as patronage reform.
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Amsoclatea Press
Cohnnhus
Ohio House of Representatives
Eich
Frank Cave
Mansfield
Keith Lawrenes
Cleveland
House
Legalized Beer Bill Promises Psychological Boost to Business
At a Washington hearing, brewing interests claim legal beer and naturally fermented wines will stimulate the economy by shifting funds from illegal liquor to taxable beer. Representative McCabe cites a favorable psychological effect, while Rep. Treadway questions impacts on ordinary workers. Chaasan Collier says Secretary Mills will testify tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means
George P. McCabe
Associated Producers of Cereal
Representative Treadway
Rmass
McCormick
D. Mass
Seoul
Collier
Chaasan Collier
Mills
Thotfows
Mystery of Woman Found Dead At Avon Lake
A young woman about 20, 5 feet 4, 124 pounds, brown hair and hazel eyes, was found dead on Avon Lake Beach near Lake Erie. Coroner I A Peables issued a ambivalent verdict, suggesting possible foul play though death by own action is suspected. The body was discovered by a boy walker and identified by authorities as the missing woman.
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Lorain
Lake Erie
Avont Lake Village
I. A. Peabiles
Peebles Sail
Fire at Butler County firm on Main Street
A small Friday morning blaze at the Hie Butler County Tira company at 216 Main Street caused no injuries. Fire crews reported a minor incident with limited damage and quick containment.
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Butler County Tira Company
Main Street
Views on Debt Payments Differ Among Countries
Washington dispatch notes wide variance in opinions on foreign debt payments as Britain avoids default while France leans toward following London’s lead. Public opinion may influence policy amid concerns over currency effects and the stability of the Herriot cabinet.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Atlantic
Great Britain
Frares
Britain
Herriot
London
Hoover Weighs Holiday Florida Trip
President Hoover is reported to consider a Christmas vacation to Florida with a brief stay. He has not yet decided and would depart Washington around Christmas if current affairs permit. Final decisions hinge on potential congressional actions and capital-area duties.
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Prema
Washington
Dee
Hoover
Prorids
White House
Plotida
Congress
Legisla
Chicago Robbery Loot Totals Half Million in Securities
Authorities report a mail sack theft by five robbers who disarmed a guard and fled with cash and negotiable securities. The haul includes $510,298 in cash and $922,000 in notes and papers, with the rest in negotiable securities.
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Wawago
Len
BITE
CNN
Mixone 9
negoti+able securities
Seriny Nunhors Hudberm
Congress Delays Philippine Independence Debate Amid Hearings
The joint committee opens hearings on veteran legislation as debates resume in the House. President’s message prompts general discussion while Ways and Means continues review. Debates reference Philippine independence and relief funding amid stalled progress.
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Reconstruction Corporation Ine
Uerdes
A. Am
House
Wis
Costigan
Oy Colo
General Dente
Ways and Mena Committee
Mayor Moore and the Daily Paper Exchange
Philadelphia tale shows Hampton Moore paying a paper boy with two cents after fumbling for funds. A humorous moment captures the mayor hurriedly taking a newspaper and promising payment tomorrow, sparking local chatter about civic figures and daily life.
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Philadelphia
Hampton Moore
Fly Hall
Nanatician
Hia
Comehnily
Report of Tires and Battery Stolen in Local Auto Thefts
Police report thefts from two vehicles. Tires were stolen Thursday at Clifford Behrend S411 Renninghofen Avenue and Jacob Cates Hamilton RH. A battery was stolen from Mrs Anthony Glock at 805 Ridge Lawn Avenue on Thursday.
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Clifford Behrend
Renninghofen Avenue
Jacob
Cates
Hamilton
Mra
Anthony Glock
Ridgelawn Avenue
R. F. C. Granted One-Year Power to Continue Loans
Relief for the unemployed and farmers tops the agenda as Congress extends the Reconstruction Finance Corporation’s authority for one year. Hoover acts expand emergency loan power while grafting in the Philippines and other items remain under discussion.
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R. F.C
Washington
Dec
Congress
Hoover
Reconstruction Corporation
Ceres
Philippina Island
Cabinet Picture Captures Hoover's Loyal Cabinet
President Hoover and his cabinet dined at their own expense and posed on the White House lawn for the final cabinet photo of his administration. Photographers urged them to look cheerful as the image was taken since Mallee and Chapin became secretaries.
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Washington
Wee
Hoover
White House
Cumen — Hintlers
Jan Ber
Malle
Chapin
Alleged Details Of Murder Barred in Trial
In the 1901 Memorial Day case at an old quarry near Lima Loren Trevesdale, 24, stands trial for first degree murder. State witnesses quote a confession by his brother Earl Trevesdale, 20, who allegedly killed his sweetheart Thelma Woods, 17, and the couple at the quarry. The younger man reportedly beat them with a hammer. Woods allegedly screamed and was killed to silence her.
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Ramqelated Peenut Lim
Dee
Earl Trecedale
Thelma Woods
Trevesdale
Loren
Witneses
Lima
Miss Woods
Lao
Healen
Japanese Advance On Jebel Border
Japanese forces reportedly pushed toward Shanhaikwan on the Jebel border as they extend actions from the northwest revolts. Chinese reports say Shanhaikwan remains a key garrison and the wall meets the sea, with plans to move into Jehol province.
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Jebel
Strean
Hobby Show Plans Formed At Y M C A Meeting
Y M C A members met yesterday afternoon to begin preliminary arrangements for the annual hobby show to be held early in the spring. Dates classifications and awards will be announced soon. The event aims to engage residents of Hamilton and Butler County. Three roof fires Thursday and two Friday morning caused light damage to residences and a grocery.
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Mamilton
Butler County
J. C. Galihan Grocery
Vine Street
Myer [x
Fast Avenue
Hoover House
Resarvoir Street
Zen Deuhon
Beuninghofen Avenue
Tom Pryton
Buckeys
Baseball club presidents named in national association
Golumbud O D Dec 9 reports W C Bramham of Durham N G elected president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs. Washington Dec 9 notes a health bit for the He iconstruction Corp after a special committee meeting on relief loan policy. Havana December 9 reports a public school bombing caused damage but no injuries.
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Golumbud
Pir
Isdga
W. C. Bramham
Durham
N. G
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Havana
Dee
Delay in Raupp Case Ordered
Hearing of Mawit for mag rout on beds alleged to have face value of £15,000 by Mrs. Loret ta Raupp against Walter Ti. Seward, her former agent, was delayed Friday by continued fines of attorney Clin ton Mybert. The case, with witnesses and intents, may be offered before a jury. weather notes mention chilly Thursday and a forecast of cloudy and warmer conditions.
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Mawit
Loretta Raupp
Princelan Pike
Walter Ti. Seward
Wre Nga
Clinton Mybert
Lewhard
Dulge Clington
Boyd
Castor
Egbert
Meith In Jail Over Unpaid Fine
Augual Meith of Oxford was jailed after failing to pay a $500 fine for a charge likely related to two children. The jail term followed a court decision by a judge identified as Palmer in place of the fine.
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Meith
Oxford
Bridayon Ae Dora
Prante
Iden Palmer
Effects of Proposed P O Cut on Federal Postal Pay
The article reports President Mooney’s budget proposal to cut federal employee pay, detailing average effects on postal workers. It cites a 68 percent trendline reduction, an 80 day vacation adjustment, and a proposed further 31 percent cut above $1,000, lowering typical post office salaries from about $2,000 to around $1,731.
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Congress
Mooyer
Tnnnitton Post Office
SLES
WIM
Himitien
Roxa Freeded on Suspended Sentence for Loitering
Tito Timilton boys were taken to juvenile court Friday and sentenced to 10 days in jail under a suspended sentence. Defense observers warned against loitering in the downtown district at night as officers investigated similar motives from earlier incidents.
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Roya
Tito Timilton
Iuvenile
Holiday Hours at Post Office Extended for Christmas Rush
Postmaster Whiter Th Brming urges early shopping and announces extended delivery and stamp windows to ease the holiday rush. Hours run Saturday December 17 to 6 pm, Monday December 18 and Wednesday 21 to 9 pm, and Saturday December 24 to 6 pm with no regular mail on December 28 except special deliveries.
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Suestay Amd
Hesloo
Shriners Arrive in Cleveland for Winter Ceremonial
Revolind Dee and party from Ohio New York and other states travel to Cleveland for the Koran temple winter ceremonial. Officials expect more than 5 000 members of the order to attend the program this week in the city.
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Revolind, Dee
Yaneegnarl
Shrivera
Ohio
Vonnayhania
New York
Nortom
Bureau Chief Convicted of Assault in Philadelphia
Philadelphia officials report that Lester Coughlin of Akron general manager of the national News bureau was convicted yesterday of assault and battery on Thomas Pilapatrick. The jury charged Coughlin with beating Pilapatrick with a brick in 1930 for no reason. Coughlin was granted a new trial.
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Quilty
Philadelphia
Lester Coughlin
Akron
Teneral
Thonas Pilapatrick
Jathee
Coughlin
Disturbing Noise Report From Autoist on Deyton Street
Police investigated reports of a truck driver revving his engine nightly between Front and Second streets. The driver was accused of creating loud, disturbing noise affecting residents as cars passed. No further details available.
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Deyton Treet
Minkea
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