Public Works Funding Favored Amid Middle East Unrest
May 20 report notes rising Jew Arab tensions in Palestine with Safed attacked and raids spreading. British forces patrol as curfews tighten rail lines and ships. Arab demands include halting Jewish immigration and land sales, while Britain faces pressure to revise policy under League mandate.
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Foreign and Domestic Briefs Highlight Tax Debates and Races
Washington debates 80 percent windfall tax on processing profits as Senate committees approve measures. Governor Hoffman defeats Franklin Fortunia for delegate at large while Tandon leads Foran in a presidential primary. In Africa Addis Ababa reports troop movements, and Milan returns Italy warms to Graziani after triumph. Gomez unveils broad reforms ahead of Cuban presidency. In aviation news, national air races planned for Los Angeles on September 4.
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Farley Sees Landon GOP Nominee Backed by Liberty League
Farley predicts Landon will win the GOP nomination with Liberty League support. He argues that a Liberty League driven campaign could complicate opposition and mentions Democratic leaders and party dynamics. The remarks discuss party loyalties, fundraising, and the potential impact on the 1936 presidential race.
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New Jersey Backing Landon. Democrats Rally for Roosevelt
New Jersey voters show strong support for Landon in presidential preferences with Hoffman and Fort gaining significant counts. In statewide tallies Harper Ldre and other party leaders note a large margin for Landon while Borah trails. Delegates pledged at large and by district indicate formidable backing for Roosevelt’s renomination.
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Fay Webb Vallee Granted Divorce From Cross Hubby
Angol May 20 in superior court Fay Webb Vallee and Rudy Vallee the singer ended a divorce case with Vallee receiving a weekly 1000 alimony until death or remarriage along with cash and other terms. Vallee denied charges and the couple appeared in court with witnesses but offered no argument on the record.
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Rattlesnake Bite Victim Found In Tent Home
Augusta May 2004 report describes a victim in a tent home about eight miles from here likely attempting venom extraction. The incident notes indicate efforts to remove venom from the wound. Also May 20 report on King Edward gaining admiration from the Royal Yacht Squadron as one of the world’s most exclusive clubs.
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Townsend 3 boat taken under a quiz
Washington May 20 sharp questioning targets Townsends old age pension movement. Dr F E Townsend challenges a house committee as Townsend defends his plan and clashes over funding and support from followers. The exchange centers on the Movement and its prospects in Congress and public backing.
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Zeppelin Hindenburg I5 on her return trip
Lakehurat May 20. The German airship Hindenburg with passengers took off in favorable weather for an eastward Atlantic crossing. On departure the ship weighed at 58 tons, mooring car detached, ballast dropped, amid an audience of about 500 observers. the voyage proceeded without noted incident.
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Senate May Fund Ickes Organization Amid Crises
Washington May 10 A new appropriation to finance a billion dollar Public Works construction program was forecast by the Senate Appropriations Committee. Senator Guffey urged a substitute bill exempt from labor provisions but with federal price fixing provisions. Secretaries Perkins and Ickes discussed potential funding while the committee weighed a $162 000 for Works Progress administration templates and a loan fund of about $109 900 million to support new construction projects. The plan faces Senate debate next week ahead of the convention and adjournment targets.
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New Cuban President Taxed Seat After Election
Cuba inaugurates Miguel Tiana Lames as president amid a transitional period focusing on market reforms and prime ministerial oversight. Officials pledge a modest agenda prioritizing industrial growth, trade openness, and state modernization while preparing for parliamentary proceedings and international engagement.
Fort Peck Cam Work Funding Amounts Reported
Fragmented OCR notes mention funding levels for Fort Peck dam or canal projects, with garbled phrases referencing secretary Dorn and wartime context. The text indicates a large sum and multiple projects, with unclear dates and several names missing or corrupted. A death of someone named Matty comkin of Fone Pian appears in the fragment.
Minute with 1thtn 5 Corb ends long muteness with interview
Hollywood article recounts an aging figure emerging from retirement to speak after a long silence. A Hindu yogi sits by a temple gate, as vast crowds gather in reverent awe, awaiting wisdom from the master who finally speaks about a farewell glance at his steadfast contemplation.
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West Reclamation Program Faces Senate House Rift
A dispute between the Senate and House endangers the West reclamation project. The program, funded by construction grants in 1847, faces cuts amid partisan debate over agricultural surplus and Western farming policy. Representative Sam THM cited funding limits as a major obstacle while arguing for program continuation.
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Nine Years After Epochal Flight Revered Wright Fame
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British and Russian Parley on Sp a Pact
British and Russian parley on sparing pact aims for concerted action toward a treaty in recent London talks. Delegations from Britain and Russia pursue provisions aligned with the London treaty signed by Britain and the United States amid wartime diplomacy and alliance considerations.
Aged Mother of President Hurt in Apparent Accident
The article reports injuries to the aged mother of a president after a fall during a visit to Washington. She was hospitalized briefly, with officials stating she would rest at Don at two weeks. The piece also notes a related corporate merger involving a German Ford Motor company aiming to boost its German market position.
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Senate Finance Committee Nears Vote On Corporate Tax Plan
Washington May 20 The Senate Finance Committee disposed of minor revenue bill points and prepared for a vote tomorrow on a crucial corporate tax feature. Treasury estimates cited range from 838,000,000 to 875,000,000 dollars, with proposals to tax undistributed earnings, levy a 30 percent corporate tax, and offer credits against taxable income for dividends.
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Wheeler Beaten On Big Horn Plan In Senate Fight
Washington debate over flood control funding ends with a Wheeler amendment defeated as the Senate endorses commerce policy. The proposed 10.49 million for the Big Horn River project near Ward, Montana, fails after he concedes Army engineers have not approved it. Chairman Copeland pleads for a no-further-amendments route while a strong noes chorus rejects the Wheeler bid.
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Cowmen Gather in Billings for State Sessions
Billings hosts the second annual Montana State Convention of the Montana Stockgrowers Association with about 1000 expected attendees. Friday features main speakers Governor Holt Julian Tort and other officials including Fob Mollin from Denver and Dr A W Miller from Washington DC as assistant chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry.
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