Economists Agree on a Road Back Plan
A group of leading U S economists after two months of debate endorse a four point program to revive business, restore values and boost employment. They call for reconstruction finance, prudent budgets, liberal reserve policy and banking cooperation with the Fed.
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Associated Press
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United States
Warren M. Parsons
Associated Press Today
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Federal Reserve
Treasury
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Winter Is Capricious Across North America
A sweeping AP summary notes severe winter extremes and a deadly Tennessee tornado that killed ten relatives and injured three. Other regions face freezes to zero or below and record cold in the Dakotas, Nebraska, and western Canada, while Mississippi floods threaten levees and Ontario reports record highs and lows.
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Ontario
Tennessee
California
Nevada
Dakotas
Nebraska
Mississippi Delta
Tallahatchie
Canada
Richmond
Norfoll
Warm Up Neatly Expect Rising Temps In Kansas
In Topeka on January 15, the AP reports that a warming trend began as the U S Weather Bureau predicted gradual rises after a severe cold spell. Eastern Kansas saw sunshine and forecasts from federal meteorologist S D Flora indicated highs near 30 to 35 degrees, melting ice across the ground.
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Kansas
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S. D.flora
WREN PROGRAMS AND WEATHER REPORT FROM KANSAS
WREN PROGRAMS Friday January 15 station schedule includes a talk by A Schwegler and a Kansas State Casket Ball game. Saturday January 16 features a Biscuit and Pancake Program at 7 15 AM. Temperatures near record cold are forecast with light freezing rain and snow across eastern Kansas. Precipitation totals include Topeka 0.02 inch Wichita 0.02 inch Concordia 0.02 inch Goodland and Dodge City unmeasurable. Skies mostly clear in the east, cloudy in the west. Northwest cold with Lander Wyoming minus 22. Tampa Florida reached 80 yesterday.
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Kansas Legion Group to Aid Employment Move
Topeka Jan 15 AP Donald Stewart Kansas commander of the American Legion announced appointment of a state committee on employment. The committee will cooperate with the Legion national employment organization and includes Deane Ackers Topeka John J Vanier Salina Harry Darby Jr Kansas City H A Mey Independence and Brian O Buffalo Journal World want ads bring quickest and best results.
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Donald Stewart
Kansas
American Legion
The
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John J. Vanier
Salina
Harry Darby, Jr
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H. A. Mey Independence
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Board tax plan urged by group
Washington today saw a broad tax program proposed by the American Farm Bureau Federation for Ways and Means. Chestern H. Gray said the plan would yield about 1.5 billion annually with higher corporation tax, estate and gift tax reforms, and adjusted personal exemptions. He opposed sales taxes and the car levy, noting foreign investments and higher taxes on income abroad. He cited farm income low compared to national averages and argued tax changes would mostly spare farmers in the near term. Indictments against 18 people, including a Kansas City narcotics ring led by Leo Farovoso, were returned by a federal grand jury in Joplin Missouri. The ring allegedly moved narcotics valued at 70 thousand dollars monthly.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chestern H. Gray
Federation
Treasury
Gray
The
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Joplin
Kansas City
Leo Farovoso
Narcotics ring contact via filling stations exposed
H V Williamson in charge of Kansas City narcotic division said filling stations were used to establish contact between purchasers and ring members before the organization was broken up last December 16. In Chanute Jan 14 AP reports triplets born to Elmer and wife with two older children. earlier triplets were born last April to James and wife Norris.
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Narcotic Division
Kansas’City
Chanute
Chanute, Kan
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Jack
James L. Norrs
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