Mends Cut Salaries Prompted by Federal Loan Policy
The Reconstruction Finance Corp orders salary reductions of 10 to 60 percent for Southern Pacific executives after a 23.2 million loan, asserting future loans will carry similar wage controls. Policy aims to align top pay with worker wages and ensure economies prior to funding continued operations.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Sothern Packuic
Salarica
Southern Pacific Railroad
Joan
Jones
Rapan
TeyeHuos
Federal Agency
Prediction for post office self sustaining by 1934
The public is skeptical of J G O Mahoney first assistant postmaster general claim the post office department will become a self sustaining "business unit" in fiscal year 1934. He cites economy plans but would not reveal savings details while deficit estimates run about 125000000. The forecast would mark a major national government milestone. markets show a down mood and farmers improve with a Indiana farmer earning 7000 in a field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. O'Mahoney
Post Office
O'Maloney
iManoney
Pride and resilience amid wretched crowds and self doubt
A fragmentary monologue voices a man’s struggle with pride and survival in hostile social pressures. He asserts endurance through physical sensation and inner strength, insisting that personal dignity suffices without external triumph.
Just Folks By Edgar Al Gussp
A reflective verse extols a dog as a faithful companion across all fortunes. The speaker laments lacking a dog’s constant loyalty and foresees the dog’s unfailing affection remaining through both good and bad days, contrasting human faults with canine devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar, AL Gussp
Press Comment From Diverse Uproar in 1930s Papers
Scrambled clippings from the Oakland Tribune and other papers note varied topics. Mentions Peiping gates watermelons corn and a motorcycle girl. Also references a French orator, a Kentucky senator attack, and a New Mexico governor appointment rumor.
Fragmented paper notes prompt scattered musings in era
A jumble of quotes and snippets lists ideas, jokes, and reflections from a newspaper page. It mentions lawyers, politics, a storyette about a guard room, and varied captions. The tone mimics a miscellany column with oddball lines and stray phrases.
Testimony on Morgan case spurs tax law debate
Disclosures during J P Morgan testimony before Congress expose tax practices by Morgan partners. Critics urge reform of income tax provisions and sales taxes while defense of current rules varies from calls to close loopholes to defense of legality. Editorials from major papers weigh the impact on public officials and the credibility of private banking influence.
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J. P. Morgan
Congress
Bankera
Lst
Iiiacs
NEW York Times
Altoona Mirror
The
NEW York Herald Tribune
Cleveland News
Texarkana Gazette
Morgan
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Washington Evening Star
Cincinnati ‘Times-Star
Indianapolig Mews
Charlotte Observer
Youngstown Vindicator
Boise Tdaho Statesman
Omaha World
Chicago Daily News
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Danbury Newstimes
Chicago Journal OF Commerce
Nashville Banner
Topeka Daily Capital
Miami Daily, News
Rockrester ‘Times-Union
Newark Evening News
SAN Francisco Chronicle
Bible Thought For Today and Public Figures Debate
Fragmentary notes discuss institutional duties and public official relations, mentioning a 10 percent pay raise and references to Gary Port-Tribune and Lexington Leader. The text is unclear but hints at legal or ethical considerations impacting officials and private practice amid a salary rise.
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Stouk
Impy Pyekiel
Gary Port-Tribune
Lexington
World and Mud Puddles at Seamen's Institute
A World and the Mud Puddles tale shows tragedy and comedy mixing at the Seaman's Institute of New York where Rev. Dr. Mansfield oversees. A barge captain known as Long John Silver stashes wages in a wooden peg, is beaten, money stolen, and the peg found empty. A concerned old salt reports a port and starboard glass confusion in a South Street drug store to police. A seaman who threw a bottle into the Caribbean is later informed by a lighthouse keeper that his message was found on the New England coast.
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Seaman's Church Institute of New York
A. R. Mansfield
Long John Silver
Institute
Seaman's Fund
South St
Caribbean Sea
Provincetown
Massachusettes
New England
Once Overs By J. J. MUNDY
A reflective piece on aging and social compliments. It explores how remarks about looks affect self perception, the urge to appear youthful, and the emotional impact of aging friends noting time’s passage.
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Peoria Star
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