Tax cut, debt deal bite tax bill and Paris accord
Edward W. Pickard reports Congress adjourns for Christmas after passing the tax cut bill and ratifying the Mellon Berenger accord on French debt. The tax measure expires in a year, with a possible second cut planned if revenues stay high. The French debt settlement passes 62 to 21, amid debate over cancellation of principal and future payments.
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Far East tensions rise over Manchuria crisis
The piece notes deep concern over a potential broader war in the Far East as Mongol forces seize central areas and a Mongol party in Waller seeks independent government. It cites Soviet influence and various officials warning of escalating aggression amid ongoing regional turmoil.
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Hoover seeks authority amid deflated public support
The report describes President Hoover's push for authority amid weak backing from representatives and opposition leaders. It notes a declined appointment and a tense political climate as talks continue on a controversial treaty and naval policy.
Mine Disaster at Mc Alester Claims Ten Men
An explosion at Old Town coal mine in Mc Alester trapped ten men with seven escaping from upper levels. Rescue efforts reached river levels filled with gas where victims were found. One man died from the incident amid swift fatal injuries.
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Resident Hoover appoints Th Bastin to seven year term
Joseph Th Bastin of Boston named by President Hoover to join the Interstate Commerce Commission for a seven year term beginning January 1. The appointment fills a vacancy in the New England section as Roger, chancellor of the Eleventh judicial district in Tennessee, succeeds Richard V. Taylor of Nashville, and will serve a full term.
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions appointments and resignations in a maritime and political context. Names and clear events are not decipherable. Reading insufficient to identify a definite person, place, or outcome for a concise summary.
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Prohibition Officials Contested Indiana School Board Posts
Fragmentary note describes FL McLAGCHHT and KS Shumaker in a dispute over superintendent roles, with references to national superintendent of fees and election candidates. Any precise facts are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Family entangled kinship row sparks tense ties
A chaotic genealogy spirals around Dinbiii and Joseph Lambersons marriage to a widow, creating a tangle of stepfathers, stepmothers, half siblings, uncles, aunts, and in laws. The blended brood includes three generations, with Brent’s new wife connected as both stepmother and aunt to the children of Joseph Lamberson.
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Barber Named Fire Chief as Latent Shaves Unfold
East Hampton Connecticut reports barber Paul Scannell, Hampton’s only barber, appointed assistant chief of the volunteer fire department. Details describe his routine shaves between responding to alarms as chiefs tasks unfold with near misses and quick moves by Loomis, hotel guest, to get a haircut amid emergency calls.
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Spontaneous Farm Fires Baffle U S Scientists
Henry G. Knight chief of the chemistry division of the U S Department of Agriculture says spontaneous farm fires remain a baffling problem. He notes farm machinery and fuel handling contribute, with losses reaching an estimated total around 0,000 annually.
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