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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1929
Page
11
House and Senate focus on naval appropriations and shipbuilding. Key figures include Coolidge urging caution and McPadden chairing at the hearing. Debates cover the War Department budget, tariff revisions, and the ship program with multiple committees discussing amendments.
The Senate commerce committee questioned Shipping Board officials about plans to close seven to thirteen vessels in the Atlantic fleet. Chairman O Connor and members pressed for details on contracts and accountability amid rumors of asset disposal and investigations into the ships' sales.
A cluttered listing shows radio programs and timings for networks WEAF WAAF WEAP and stations in New York Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago Rochester and Nashville. It references concerts orchestras drama features and music blocks with various show names and announcers.
Washington debates amid Senate House deadlock over a 24 million dollar deficiency appropriation for prohibition enforcement. Senate leaders push for renewed talks and possible compromise to break the stalemate, with discussions of adding funds if the measure fails. Rural and political tensions cited as obstacles to agreement.
A whimsical scene unfolds with a bear, Scouty, and the Trouble Tot as they improvise a plan after a stumble. Growny hesitates to ride the bear again while Clowny guides the group back to their owner, ending with a promise of a bigger surprise in the next story.
Riots between Hindus and Muslim Pathans enter fifth day in Bombay with artillery reinforcements. A city meeting backs authorities to restore order as casualties pass sixty. Pathans attack bazaar, killing and wounding Hindus, loot shops, and flee as police and soldiers attempt to intervene.
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