Administration Aims to Trim Deficit Over One Billion
Washington June 26 The Roosevelt administration hopes to cut more than 1 billion dollars from the upcoming year's deficit. Budget revisions reflect new taxes and economic developments since January, aiming to hold the 7.3 billion dollar deficit to about 3.3 billion or less. Expenditures for the current year are placed at 7.3 billion with 3.75 billion income. A new balanced budget will be prepared as congress adjourns, updating the January estimate.
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Ferry Service Used Where Bridge Fell
St Charles Mo June 26 AP ferry service began across the Missouri river to move traffic while a 100 foot approach to a bridge collapsed after a runaway train struck two concrete piers. Five injured including union officials Brown Buite and Gambil. Temporary repairs expected in about five days.
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Missouri cities may limit liquor stores by ordinance
An attorney general opinion states Missouri cities may regulate the number of liquor retail outlets within their limits. The ruling, written by Assistant Attorney General Russell C. Stone, says ordinances may limit liquor stores if not used to create a monopoly or to prohibit reasonably controlled sale.
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Eden’s Visit to Italy Fails to Shake Mussolini
Rome dispatch says Capt Anthony Eden departed for London with officials signaling no change in Mussolini’s plan for a complete solution to the Italo Ethiopian dispute. Eden’s farewell was cool and no public demonstrations accompanied his arrival or departure.
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Fourth of July fete planned at Pershing park near Brookfield
Linn county American Legion posts arrange a large July 4 celebration in Pershing military park to honor General John J. Pershing native to the county. Kansas City Missouri legion commander William A. Kitchen Rev Father W A Wognan Col will be principal speaker Marvin Casteel and others will speak. U S Senators Bennett Champ Clark and Harry Truman and Representative MM A Romine promised to attend if possible. Legion bands and bugle corps from Trenton Macon Independence Marshall and Kansas City expected along with the Craig post Veterans of Foreign Wars band.
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Mourned By Animal Kingdom Death of Ground Hogs At Powwow
In Menfro Missouri on June 26 60 ground hogs were killed while attending a tribe powwow on a Bois Brule knoll. Ruben Biennerster shot 44 of them in a day mark of 16 killed.
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Farmers use sled to harvest wheat in wet fields
In Blonge?T Missouri on June 20 the James Brothers of Scott County faced a halted harvest as soggy ground delayed wheat gathering. A homemade sled failed when a grain binder fractured, its wheels protruding beyond sled runners to keep the heavy master wheel from sinking in mud.
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