State Heads Meet To Decide Where Cuts Shall Begin
Raleigh January 13. Advisory Budget Commission meets Governor Gardner and budget chief Henry Burke to map 30 percent cuts for state departments and institutions to fit reduced revenues. Public schools funded by state funds exempt. Budget outlook tight as 1931 act provided 29 million plus, but revenue act may yield only 23.5 million.
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C. van Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh
Advisory Budget Comision
C. Max Gardner
Henry Burke
Governor and Budget Commission
State Department
Budget Bureau
State Fonds
General Assembly
Institutions of Higher Learning
University of North Carolina
University
North Carolina
Bain faces bond after bank probe and conspiracy charge
John H. Bain, son of the head of 12 closed Chicago banks, is held on a $15,000 bond after being served a warrant tied to a conspiracy to defraud depositors. Investigators aim to ensure Bain appears for probe results as state agencies face sweeping budget cuts and staff reductions across schools, universities, and state departments.
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John H. Bain
Chicago
Young Bain
Bain
How Japan Is Growing By NEA Service
A historical profile tracing Japan’s rise from a 33 million population island kingdom to a 90 million empire. It details territorial expansion from Korea to Manchuria, formosa, Sakhalin, and Port Arthur, noting 1928 Manchuria exports of $225 million and Japan’s $750 million investment, and questions whether Manchuria will further bind Japan’s empire or lead to new conflicts.
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NEA Service
Japan
Manchuria
Texas
Tennessee
China
Formosa
Korea
Port Arthur
Sakahlin
Long Border Words
A broad word puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues ranging from intermittent to prefix signs. The grid includes terms for seize, bristly, calamitous, frozen water, father, devoured, and more, with cross references for letters and partial word fits.
New York Stock Exchange Suspends Garnett and Company
The NYSE announced the suspension of Garnett and Company for insolvency. The firm lists its main office in Boston with additional offices in other northeastern cities, signaling financial distress and potential restructuring.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Garnett and Company
Boston
Jail services held at Kent County Jail in Grand Rapids
Religious services are conducted at the Kent county jail under the Kent County Council of Religious Education and Grand Rapids Ministers' Conference. Local pastors participate as part of the outreach program.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Kent County
Eggnogs and a Fine Boosted in Boston Case
A Boston man fined for personal use of eggs in making nogs sees the penalty rise after the court learns the nogs were made with eyes. Municipal Judge John T. Zottoli initially imposes 60 dollars, later increased to 100 dollars. The report ties in a 1825 note about U S offers to Mexico for Texas and mentions Armenians as remnants of the oldest Christian nation.
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Boston
Boardman
John T. Zottoli
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Safist
Vole
Madam Violet
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
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Peiping
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Germany
Kinchow
Shantung Peninsula
Chinchow
Mukden
Seoul
Vladdivostok
Tokio
Kuriles Islands
Investment Service
United States
State OF North Carolina Bonds
Bond Department
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Raleigh Salisbury
Alexander Graham
Lell
Bell
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Anone Aado
Mexico
Eckerd
Pontiac
Fisher
Starr Motor Company
Hamilton Street
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