Behind The Scenes In Washington on Appropriations
A long, uneven Washington page describes maneuvers over the Independent Offices Appropriation bill for 1933 29 and TVA provisions tradeoffs between House and Senate committees with cuts to several agencies and a push for Gilbertsville Dam amid political maneuvering involving Senator Aspen Barnay and Governor Chandler followed by a note on New Deal statistics efforts and an apple distribution controversy with the Agricultural Economics Bureau.
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Senate
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Esperia
Breier Hk
Terence
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Wnica
TVA
Duid Ina Dam
Kentucky
Aspen W. Barnay
Barkley
Happy” Chandler
Aten
Gilbertsville Dam
Apple
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
NEA Service, Inc
Mail Carrier Uses Snowmobile To Brave Rural Roads
Bliss, Feb 10 AP report on Earl Morgan, rural mail carrier, who uses a snowmobile built from a car with eight wheels, skis, and a rear caterpillar tread to plow through drifts. He claims it bucks snow drifts with ease and notes efficiency of feed for his dogs.
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Bliss
Earl Morgan
Morgan
Russian Imperial Singers Concert Monday here
The Russian Imperial Singers will present a varied program at 8:30 pm with sacred works from Kiev monasteries including Lord's Prayer and First Psalm, classical pieces, Russian comic songs, solo numbers by Demetre Crigna and Stephen Slepoushkin, and finishes with Russian folk songs. The concert is the second in a three part series by the Frederick Cooperative Concert Association.
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Russian Imperial Singers
Frederick Co-operative Concert Association
Kiev
Demetre Crigna
Vaena
Moscow
Kedroff
Chovka
Stephen Slepoushkin
Moussorgsky
Duez 'Vanixa
Tanika
Ona
Andrew Grigorieff
Volga
Grandfather Panom
Freshly Enacted Military Secrets Law Spurs Photographers
Washington February 10 photographers face penalties under a new military secrets law enacted in the early session. The measure bans photographing or drawing vital military or naval installations and equipment without official permission, with the President designating restricted forts and areas. The law aims to curb espionage but risks vague enforcement as amateurs and pros alike confront possible $1000 fines for capturing restricted terrain or aircraft in photos.
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Neas
Ned Heir
Army
Navy
Tate
Jailed executive cites press image crime law fights
An executive officer of Wright F.C.A. told reporters that publication of the crash picture could cost them £1,000. The image was suppressed for two hours as photographers protested. The piece notes long fought law restricting publication of war and defense related images in British press and the push to designate certain areas off limits to photography.
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Army
Wright Field Military Reservation
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Hebrides
Westburys
Westion
Aqua
Navy
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Kemp
Maryland
Rogers Piolo
Clara
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Evangelical and Reformed Church
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Michael Dido
Demetre Criana
Jeriard Zragewsky
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Stephen Stepoushkin
Frederick Co-operative Concert Asia
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Rex Stout
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Josephine Laurence
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Glade Valley
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