Congress Eyes Budget Cuts Amid Election Year Skepticism
Washington talk turns to trimming federal outlays as 1940-41 measures loom. Officials foresee deficits near 3.0 to 3.8 billion, with defense spending debated and debt limits under review. Politicians warn election pressure may curb bold reductions.
Town Woman Returns Notice of Renewal of Pension
Des Moines welfare officials sent a renewal notice for a $22 a month old age pension. The recipient replied with I have been ill, I can not be bothered with this. An investigator would likely deliver the news in person if she would not read it.
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Revive Private Investment Through Bold Government Action
The forthcoming Congress must face the facts and decide if it will sustain vast spending or revive long term private investment. Causes of investment collapse include past real estate losses, money value uncertainty, war, and policy-induced instability. A decisive dollar stabilization and an end to discretionary currency policy are urged, alongside honest railroad debt wipeout, federal utility reform, and a strong SEC program to accelerate utility holding company reorganization.
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S.E.C
Indian Mission Survey Chief Lindquist Heads East for Ohio and Canada
Lindquist leaves Christmas night for New York City to join conferences under the joint Indian committee of the National Home Missions Council. He will report on New York Indians and on reservations in Nebraska Oklahoma and New Mexico as part of Yale University race relations study.
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Points East
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National Home Missions Council
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Lindquist
New York State
Nebraska
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New Mexico
Department of Race Relations
Yale University
Council of Women For Home Missions
Home Mission Boards of Canada
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Mark A. Dawber
Home Missions Council
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National Fellowship of Indian Workers
Truth about Advertising by Charles B. Roth
Roth argues advertising benefits the public by making products clear and accessible. He asserts openness boosts trust, lowers prices, improves quality and service, and profits workers and consumers without added cost. He frames advertising as a shared public endeavor improving living standards.
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Expectation of a final survey at study end
The text states that another survey volume is expected to be published after two years to sum up the results of the current study.
Disappointed American finds Christmas aid and work
A Pittsburgh man who planned to end his life at midnight on Christmas Eve instead receives help from ministers and a job offering. He, age under 30, describes himself as a disheartened American and explains he aimed to support his ailing wife and baby with the newfound employment at 385 dollars per week.
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Pittsburgh
Bernard C. Clausen
Tragedy at Christmas Ends in Murder and Suicide
In Ludington Michigan on December 26 Pi John Slavickas 54 killed his wife Josephine 45 wounded their daughter Christine Hirley 28 in Hammond Indiana then killed himself. Christine was in critical condition from a shotgun wound as officers found the bodies near a Christmas tree in the farm home. Chalmers Hirley husband of the wounded woman fled with furniture and carried Christine to a neighbor’s house.
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John Slavickas
Christine Hirley
Hammond
Ind
Slavickas
Josephine
George L. Colyer
Children Take Plane Ride to Cure Whooping Cough
James Jacques ten and Claire Betty five children of Mr and Mrs Frederick Jacques flew 11000 feet to test if high altitude eases whooping cough in a Christmas experiment. The parents report no cough since, while Dr Ovide Pomerleau awaits more time for a firm opinion amid Holland based studies.
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Waterville
James
Claire Betty
Frederick Jacques
Ovide Pomerleau
Holland
Three British Deaths Reported on Front and Wider Losses
Military sources disclosed official figures showing three British soldiers killed on the western front since the war began, with 2,070 naval deaths and 438 air force deaths. The total 2,511 compares with a French death toll of 1,434.
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Stars Have Christmas In Hollywood and Beyond
Hollywood December 26 reports Claire Trevor enfeebled by influenza still recovering at home with husband Clark Andrews by her side. Lola Lane bruised in a car crash shows improvement. Miriam Hopkins nursing a hip injury from a dance scene. Binnie Barnes flaunts a diamond gift from Mike Frankovich and plans September wedding. Reynolds custody dispute over Richard Reynolds Jr continues. Pasadena selects Bobs Watson as grand marshal with Queen Joyce Rickson. a jewelry theft at a resort premiere prompts a $5 000 diamond and $250 ring loss notice. Leavenworth WPA workers face a payless Christmas as $9 000 in checks arrive late. Bloomington imposes 10 30 curfew enforced by a fire truck siren due to juvenile crime wave.
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Claire Trevor
Clark Andrews
Lola
Lane
Miriam Hopkins
Binnie Barnes
Mike Frankovich
Helene Foresque Reynolds
Helene Whitney
Richard Roland Reynolds
J. Louis Reynolds
New York
Washington, D. C
Bobs Watson
Pasadena
Joyce Rickson
Leavenworth County
WPA
Finance Department
Topeka
Bloomington
Ind
Former Congressman James J. Britt Dead at 79 in Asheville
Asheville NC December 26 James J Britt former Republican representative for North Carolina eleventh district and former chief counsel of the federal prohibition bureau in Washington died at his home at age seventy nine.
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N. C
James J. Britt
North Carolina
Federal Prohibition Bureau
Washington
Moscicki Leaves Romania for Swiss Sanatorium for Heart Disease
Former Polish president Ignace Moscicki departed Bucharest for a Swiss sanatorium seeking heart treatment. He fled Poland during the Soviet and German invasions and was granted permission to leave after doctors advised it. He travels with his wife and daughter.
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Poland
Rumania
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