Six Measures Passed By Park Driven House Action
Six administration bills approved earlier by the Senate were sent to Governor Park after House passage. The package includes reducing the prison board director’s salary from 4000 to 3600 and members’ pay from 3500 to 3200, with Wiley’s attempt to cut further failing. Other measures abolish the state marketing bureau, shift duties to agriculture, transfer duties of the blind commission, gifts commission, and dairy bureau to relevant bodies.
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Senate
House
Governor Park
T. L. Wiley
Clinton County
Wiley
Doll
Daviess County
State Marketing Bureau
State Marketing Commissioner
State Blind Commission
State Chemiosynary Board
State Board of Education
Bureau of Dairying
State Dairy Commissioner
Commissioner of Agricultute
CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR fees and fund transfers bill
A legislative bill authorizes all fees collected by state departments and institutions to be subject to appropriation and directs transferring unexpended balances to the general revenue fund at biennium end. The measure was amended to include education funds such as gifts of trust, federal or private grants, student activities, farm or housing funds, and hospital fees, any part repayable to the contributor.
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General Revenue
Hoarders Curbed as Gold Moves Through Banks
The article notes moving gold from the Reserve Bank amid hoarding fears. Hoarders carried bulging suitcases to banks as officials pledge strict penalties and tracking of all gold holders from the past two years. Banks report requests for guidance on how to dispose of large gold holdings.
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Philadelphia
Reserve Bank
Reserve Board
U. S
Federal Reserve
Federal
New York
Mayor Asel Summarizes City Finances and Reforms
Mayor Asel presents a balanced budget with a $35,000 profit amid declining revenues, noting prior deficits and unpaid bills resolved by issuing bonds. He cites council cooperation, openness, and fair treatment across races, pledging continued businesslike management, utility cuts, debt reduction, staffing trims, and planned fire department facilities. He aims to rebuild the city’s finances and seeks reelection on this record.
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Jenkins
Treasury
Jefferson City
Sen
Merchants Committee
High
McCarty
Miller and Chestnut
Provident Association
Wears Creek
Monroe Street
Gold Movement Is Back To Banks In Kansas City
Kansas City March 10 AP The Federal Reserve Bank reported a revived gold movement from the Tenth District. The inflow of gold coins into the Fed here rose from a trickle to a volume resembling wartime days though still modest compared with normal currency flows. Prior to the bank holiday little or no gold arrived.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve Bank
Tenth District
Roosevelt Economy Message Calls for Immediate Government Retrenchment
President Roosevelt urges Congress to act now to halt a growing deficit and secure the government’s credit. He cites deficits reaching billions, banking instability, and unemployment, and proposes broad retrenchment, pensions reform, and civil and military wage measures to restore fiscal order and national recovery.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Notts
Gang of All
Jefferson City GOP nominates incumbents by acclamation
The Jefferson City Missouri Republican party endorses Mayor Henry Asel and other city officials, praising cash-basis budgeting, lower water rates, reduced debt, and elimination of waste and graft. Nominees include H. Asel for mayor, Eugene Burger for chief marshal, Arthur Blaser for city collector, W. B. Fink for assessor, Arthur Hohen street for treasurer, John Paust for police judge, Frank Hutfhines for city attorney.
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Vention
Asel
Eugene Burger
W. A. Scott
Ase
T. Nix
Chief Burger
D. F. Calfe
Arthur E. Blaser
Republican Party
Jefferson City
Missouri
Henry Asel
City Republicans Back Officials For Re election
Voters are urged to support Efficient Chief Gene Burger for re election praising his cost effective, honest, fearless administration of the police department. W B Fink is backed for city assessor. The convention endorses Republican City Council members for continued cooperation with the mayor and pledges economy and fair, impartial governance.
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Gene Burger
W. B. Fink
Republican Party
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SEARS
State Food and Drug Department
Com . — — Missioner of Agriculture
Chicago
Tribune
Crevelt
Iberia
Tuscumbia
Eugene
Eldon
Brazito
Russellville
Tipton
California
Centertown
Fulton
Tebbetts
Wainwright
New Bloomfield
Ee Na Wreckers
Cook
Cook Paint & Varnish Company
Jefferson
Phil A. Dallmeyer
Phil
A. Dallmeyer
E. High St
Nancee
Penny's
the Times
Miss Modern
Miss Modern Shop
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