Report shows savings under regroup plan
Virginia Senator Byrd seeks greater cuts as Brookings Institution report estimates annual savings of 30.16 million by consolidating 24 federal money lending agencies and eliminating duplicate personnel. The findings, discussed by the Senate committee on reorganization, suggest shifting assets and functions to existing agencies while noting further stations remain to be received.
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Capitol
Roosevelt
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Byrd
D-a
Virginian
Brookings Report
Byrd Committee
Ane Hinistratia
Foun Corporation
Commodity Credit Corporation
Farm Credit Administration
Treasury
Public Works Administration
Buchanan
Brookings Institution
Ihyrd
Senate Committee For Abolition and Consolidation
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Joseph S. Gelder University of Alabiagaa
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Senaty Investators
Continien
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Weather forecast notes rain and colder temperatures in Tennessee
Readings indicate rain tonight and Friday morning across the west portion with varying amounts eastward. Central and eastern Tennessee expect rain Friday with a drop in temperatures tonight and Friday night. Winds shift, cooler air arrives, and weekend temperatures dip further. maximums fall into the lower 50s across many areas.
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Tennessee
Jekyll-Hyde Butler Shot Dead in Pasadena Bank Duel
Harry Linton Butler, prominent Santa Barbara figure and former Pasadena Realty Board president, was shot by police in a gun duel outside a Pasadena bank. Bank officials identified him as the mystery bandit who last March escaped with over $4,000 from the same bank, according to Central Press.
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Harry Linton Butler
Jekyll- Hyde
Santa Barbara
Cal
Butler
Pasadena Bank
Pasadena Realty Board
Mysteriou
Central
First National Bank reports huge gains in record year
The First National Bank reports its most successful year, with volume of business more than doubling the prior peak. Dividends to stockholders rose to 14.20 per share amid an aggressive expansion plan and reconstituted executive slate. Board members and officers listed, expansion plans submitted for farm pension funding and improved patron accommodations.
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NCD Fox Tt
Grep Ten
Fred Johnson
A. i Brevisnaia
V Palmer
J. Stone
Ationl
Trackman
Gaby
Clod
Edwards, Jr
Doinings
Fred Tohnson
Pom
Wally
KE. W. Palmer
A. Stone
H.W. Tipton
J.C. White
Inauguration Plans For Browning In Outdoor Ceremony
10000 expected to witness Gov elect Gordon Browning take oath in outdoor ceremony at War Memorial entrance if weather permits. Joint committee heads say crowd could exceed 10000 with delegations statewide. Special invitations issued for former governors and wives. bands to play. seating on platform. first come, first served if tickets not used. Plan adjusts to protect crowd size and weather.
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Mashville
Gordon
Browning
Tennessee
War Memorial
Fletcher RR. Morgan
Hamilton
Joint Committee On Meats
Morgan
Hans
United States
Poilling
Joe
T. L. Cummings
Filmer Davies
Davidson
C. D. Loveless
Mauryt
Ie Bit
Physicians Asked To Prove Attack At Ocean Beach Case
Physicians led by Medical Examiner Charles Kaufman of New London faced the task of proving that Robert Simpson, a 25 year old swing musician, attacked and killed 17 year old Helen Sullivan at Ocean Beach last July. The trial before three justices has heard five witnesses as prosecutors seek to connect Simpson to the fatal fall of Sullivan from a 25 foot concrete sidewalk after a dance and casino sighting.
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Norwich
Panity
Charles Kaufman
New London
Connecticut
Robert Simpson
Eleetrie
Elelen Sullivie
Texder
Ocean Beach
Miss Sullivan
Arthur M. Branch
Simpson
10000 to Have Active Parts in FDR Inauguration Parade
Fragmented OCR notes describe plans for a large crowd in an inauguration parade with about 16000 participants, Army Navy and Marine units, and governors granted motor vehicles for themselves. The text is garbled but indicates official attendance and supporting groups.
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FDR
Wile Ovary
Amoipolis
Widt
National Young Administration
Italy Denies Pact Harms Relations
Rome reports state Italy told Germany to not view the Rome-Berlin pact as harming friendship. Goering met Mussolini and Victor Emmanuel at the Palazzo Venezia and pledged close co operation on European issues including Spain. Officials said Italy seeks to delay arms and volunteers to Spain while coordinating with Britain on a wider Mediterranean policy.
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Nici Fieh
Hermann Wwilhelm Goeringe
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Iiecuse
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Europe
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Victor Emmanuel
Quirinal Palace
Wak
Umberto
Berlin
Cierman
Duce
Venezia
Stanting
Cpeniness
Klag
Victor Boumanart
Tialy
Great Britain
France
Russia
Thrace
Taly
Maracro
Fe Stumpi
Governor Acts to End Nationwide Auto Strike Conference
Gov Murphy calls conference with General Motors executives and United Automobile Workers leaders to pursue immediate peaceful settlement of the GM strike. Amid a wave of labor unrest, naval and industrial action expand as negotiators seek quick resolutions and potential federal intervention.
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Associated Dress Company
Frank Murphy
Michigan
General Motors Corn
Murphy
General Motors
Accent Invitation
William S. Knudsen
G. M. Conferces
Homer Martin
United Automobile of Americ
Flint
Linton
Northwestern Ohio Nature Gas Company
Toledo
Is Oation
Pacific
Libbey-Owens-Ford Ginsa Company
Pittsburgh Glass Company
Hercules Motor Company
Canton
Hic
Port Huron
Mich
United Brass and Aluminum
Atlantic
Hilf
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Wismainsias
Maine
Confession in Case Involving Mrs. Case Is Read in Court
New York authorities disclose a full confession by an accused killer in the case of 25 year old Mrs. Mary Case of Jackson Heights. District Attorney Sullivan reports the suspect was questioned 24 hours, fingerprinted, and arraigned, with a grand jury soon expected to indict. The confession outlines the intruder entering the apartment, striking the wife, dragging her, and placing her in the bathtub before the crime escalated.
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Wen York
New York
Major Greene
Sing Sing
Mary “Bobby
Charles PF. Sullivan
Greene
Heoo
Charles P. Sullivan
Sitchen
Ao Heamer
Tures
Major Green
Mary Case
Jackson Heights
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Slate Fall Takes Lives of Scott County Miners
Two miners Jake Wood and Ballard Stanley were killed when slate collapsed at a Stanley town coal mine in Scott County near Gate City Virginia. Their bodies were recovered late yesterday, likely dead by noon. a third miner and 40 colleagues attended a neighbor’s funeral nearby. the incident ended work for the day as rescuers cleared debris from thick slate.
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Times Gate
Gity
Jake Wood
Ballard Stanley
Stanley~ Town
Here
Mince
Cudill and Freeman
Waa Op
BR Op
Eland
Alborough
House May Probe Ouster for Gore
Washington reports Representative Rankin of Mississippi urged the House to impeach Federal Judge John J. Gore of the Middle Tennessee district for issuing a restraining order aiding the Tennessee Valley Authority. Rankin said Gore abused his prerogatives and could discredit the judiciary, hinting at possible further charges.
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Washington
Rankin
Miss
Nonse Tadey
John J. Gore
Middle Tennessee
No Valley Authority
Gore
Tennessee Valley Authority
House
Gare
Michenner
Ry Micha
Rantin
Lcontinucd
Page Belie
Woolen Clothes A Moral Cause Featured By Ruth Cowan
Chicago's Ruth Cowan presents Mother Aldrich arguing woolen underclothes improve women's morals. She frames clothing as a social standard, claiming current attire harms men and signals lax conduct, citing reformer figures and unnamed mothers urging decency. The piece cites Aldrich and notes personal histories and broader wartime context.
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Ruth Cowan
Chicago
Mother Aldrich
Gresil Praulnrabher
Wonen
Kidnaping inquiry widens as ex-convict sought
Federal agents probe bloody car linked to Everett kidnapping and murder of Charles Mattson. Blood evidence from a stolen auto ties to the case while investigators question a feminine accomplice and search across Washington state for suspects amid reports of a California link and ongoing detentions.
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Wash
Jan. M.A
Federal Bureau of Investion
Charles Mattson
Jiverett
Washpear
Lerts
Charles
State Patrol
William Cole
Led
Jacqueline Mattot
Pit
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Everett
Ab Everett
Tonneau
Lake Serene
Simm
Washington
Aredwhile
J. Mdwirtsl Hoover
Wee Yean Oof
Aan
Skilied
Hanes
Ares
Alvinetor
California
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