Democrats Aim for Balanced Budget Amid Consolidated Talks
Washington reports Renata democrats at a konsorsive meeting agreed to pursue a balanced budget by tightening all appropriation bills but not to press for an immediate final goal this session. They approved a resolution as an alternative to Senator Tydings proposal to maintain large treasury funds while planning to seek amendments in the senate to cut the bill by 35 to 69 million dollars.
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Renata Democrats
Tydings
Maryland
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Roosevelt Plan Seeks Unified Federal Structure
In a forward looking preview the Roosevelt administration plan aims to centralize authority under one government in order to streamline transportation and economic duties. Key figures Willian Woodin Henry Morganthau Jr. and James A. Farley are cited as shaping policy ahead of March 4 inauguration while debates over relief and reorganization continue.
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Rondevelte
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Washington Debates Budget and Tax Plans in Senate Session
The Senate weighed a major budget and tax package amid Republican opposition over the deficit and economy. Key senators debated whether to adopt a large relief and spending plan, with concerns about cost and long term impact on federal financing. The House approved related measures and sent them to the Senate for action as hearings continued on proposed five day work week and public funding.
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Gouldner Claim Canal Overflow Damages Filed
Hamilton Journal reports representative William Goodysin of Hamilton filed with the claims board a bill for 120.75 damages claimed by Tours Geldner of Butler County for losses due to overflow from the Miami and Erie Canal in May and June.
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Hamilton Journal
Columbus
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Hamilton
Stake Sundry Claims Board
Do Tours FL
Report says Glass has accepted post
A fragment from The Washington Post notes that Somutor Class a2 Virginia has formally committed to Providgtoleet and mentions Roosevelt awaiting formal action. The text implies approval and a potential appointment, with reference to Cap tor Mille and a continuation on Page 19.
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Washington Post
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Woman Victim in Torch Murder Sought Truckman
Authorities seek a male suspect in a torch murder involving a woman found near a snow covered scene. Detectives hunt for a man described as tall with a distinctive build as they piece together the events leading to the blaze and death.
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Timil Atlane
Spook Kook Bal Hel
Arrest of Martin Insull Ordered in Extradition Case
An arrest warrant for Martin Insull was issued by Justice Kingstone at the request of Attorney General J. W. Topuly. A marshal will serve the warrant in Orillin where Insull, a Lorain Utilities official, is said to be. A $350,000 bond was set pending extradition connected to the Middle West Utilities collapse case.
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No unit plan for Ohio solons in the house
Ambiguous OCR text notes opposition among Ohio Democrats in the House and hints at possible opposition to some plan. The fragment mentions day 27 and a Washington dateline, but lacks clear events, names, or outcomes to confirm specifics. The readable portion shows uncertainty about a policy or plan affecting Ohio lawmakers.
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Washington
Cuner
Elnen
Sell Property of Louis Constantopoulos
Real estate appraised at SF2uHi0 Idud belongings to the estate at Loure Constantopoulos Middletoura will he said according to an order on applicacion of The American Trust AN Savings Bank and Steve Vra delis aduriniatratons araor was nade Friday det poobadn coael.
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Loure
Pencil Found Near Girl's Body Sparks Attack Probe
A garbled report describes a pencil found beside a dead girl leading to an attacker. Names and details are unclear, but the text suggests a Brooklyn scene and a suspect described in lurid terms, with references to a young victim and coercive violence.
Hall Carries Bribe Case to Prosecutor
The article reports that Hall will present details to Prosecutor Willard B. Campbell of Ginerngey county regarding a bribe offer. A house member was directed to place the Luats before authorities, with a pending sale linked to the case. The bribe aimed to withdraw a bill affecting interea rules or ouelte tot nul mord, reducing rates for certain services.
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Senery
Sy Wall
Willard B. Campbell
Ginerngey
Mall
Interea
Dodgers Sign Judge In Major League Move
New York January 27 veteran first baseman Joe Judge who was released by the Washington Senators signed a contract today with the Brooklyn Dodgers of the National League. Senate Democrats at Washington January 27 cling to policy of not confirming Hoover appointees except routine promotions and consider proposed re taxations to permit confirmations of new ministers to Canada Poland and Czechoslovakia.
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New York
Joe Judge
Washington Sanators
Brooklyn Dodgers
National Baseball League
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Senate
Democrats
Hoover
Canada
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Marbles Under Parental Fire in North Danilo Case
A fragmented report describes parents accused of involvement in marble gambling activities amid protests. The story suggests parental participation as bookmakers influencing marble odds and outcomes, with community concern over game manipulation.
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Danilo
Theft of bicycle reported to police at Banc ovirk
A bicycle theft was reported to police on Thursday. The incident involved a bicycle taken from an address listed as 208 South Gatrent. No suspect information provided.
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Emerick
Banc Ovirk
South Gatrent
France Debt Talks and Allied Efforts to Bring It In Line
Britain and the United States press to curb France debt issues in a joint approach. The note accepting the U S invitation avoids new topics to prevent controversy while affirming relief assurances and cautioning against conspiracy theories about debt cancellations. The piece notes continued Anglo American cooperation and signals ongoing conferences.
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Washington
Dan
Great Britain
United States
Noord
Jnst
Amertadt
Congress
Building and Loan Terms Agreed Upon See Bill's Passage
Ohio lawmakers reach agreement on establishing new building and loan regulations. The measure aims to provide a structured plan for institutions, with anticipated introduction next week and prompt committee review. Local officials express cautious support amid ongoing debate over receivership provisions.
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Ohio Senate
Hayay
Willis
Gradieon
Vatantayy
Lee
Iity
Windia
Report Filed in Prench's Inc Case In Middletown Court
Wilmer as receiver for Meench's Inc a Middletown mens clothing store filed a report in the common pleas court noting a November filing date and inventory values totaling about 54,000 with pending items valued at 43,098.57.
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Flood of New Bills Prompts Senate Activity
A flood of new bills dominates the session with proposals across prohibition and sentencing reforms. Senators debate amendments and consider measures affecting administration and gas regulation while committees advance several bills to the floor. The record notes multiple bills cleared the senate and awaits further action as votes and readings continue.
Dinner probe fails as indictments and intoxication charge loom
An attempted probe into a dinner held by the Obie Association and attended by many at the Tometyt area faltered as lawmakers argued over procedure and a representative objected to advancing motions. Meanwhile Indianapolis patrolmen arrested Charles Creighton on a sobriety charge following a police briefing.
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Berle Watson
Henty Feet
Roosevelt to Get White House Pool
The Roosevelt administration plans install a swimming tank at the White House in Pennsylvania Avenue after inauguration. A $59,000 appropriation for repairs and refurnishing the historic mansion was reported by the independent officer appropriation bill to the House today.
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White House
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Ita
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Vets Win Boost From Supply Bill
A fragmented report notes moves in a supply bill affecting veterans benefits. It mentions push by committee members, a large total figure, and potential reductions, with references to officials and budget discussions.
Middletown Custodial Job Listed in Civil Service Review
A civil service commission response to Senate action outlines a list of 107 jobs in the Middletown area slated for inclusion in the civil service. The Middletown post is a Treasury Department custodial position with a stated salary around 10,000 dollars annually, amid broader concerns about patronage under the current administration.
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Ivil
Salarien Crone
Sale Frustrated By Ohio Farmers
Ohio farmers oppose a large sale amid protests and legal maneuvers. Officials weigh the impact of 800 claimants buying 500 acres from a neighbor to halt foreclosures and protect a mortgage, marking a rare local precedent in Abbey with similar cases elsewhere.
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Ohio
Farnas
Tawa
Nebraska
Mieke
En-Raiser Marks Tath Birthday
Doom Hatbak dan 27 GP Wilkatin Habenzallern former Kais see Williem TL of Cerumny marks his seventh birthday with a party. Friends gathered this evening as the event aimed to celebrate the milestone and share in the occasion.
Congress Actions Today Amid Budget Debates and Hearings
Senate hearings continue on various appropriations and national programs as committees press ahead with debate. House actions include consideration of a major relief bill and an unemployment program while agriculture and manufacturing subcommittees report on relief measures and supply outcomes. The Jackson administration shows continued oversight and a survey by a government information group is approved.
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Anil Lumaney-Postal
Fies
Harrison
Sinaneg Sormation
Agricultura
Reeleanatrietion Corporation
Gath
Japanese Troops Repel Attack Near Jehol Invasion Prep
Japanese forces withstood a recent assault aimed at driving them from Ghinenkow in the Chinese border region. They hold dominance from China proper toward Jehol as preparations for an announced invasion continue. Air raids over Jehol persisted with a sixth bombing in two weeks near Kailu. Chinese units remain concentrated, with over 30,000 troops readied in the area.
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Ghinenkow
Creat Wall of Chin
China
Dehal
Fim Pass
Jehol
Kailu
Molash
Arthur I Vorys Republican Leader Dies at 87
Arthur I Vorys, longtime Republican figure and key adviser to William Howard Taft, died after a yearslong illness. A prominent international authority on insurance law, he chaired committees on insurance law at the American Bar Association and helped shape policy as a national lender and party elder.
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Feader
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