Treasury spending and revenues in 1930s United States report
The article discusses Treasury expenditures, emergency spending, and revenue comparisons. It notes a decrease in certain costs due to changes in categories, with figures around $3.5 trillion in total outlays and deficits versus estimates. It mentions Roosevelts administration in context of AAA and emergency funds, and describes year end cash balance and debt borrowing during a period of fiscal measures.
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Treasury
AAA
Roweseit
AL Ala
Roosevelt
TNS
Perioa Treasury
County Barbers Association Officers Elected For Year
Officers for the coming year were selected at the Frederick County Barbers Association annual meeting. Vincent A Cunques, press agent of the Barbers Board, announced new officers Richard Sheer Moore as president, Fisd amg as secretary, and F. treasurer. A $500 for August was pre announced, and Governor Ham named new Barbers Board members to be appointed. The meeting also discussed new rules to be enforced.
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Vincent A Cunques’tmore
Frederick Co Barbers’ Association
Hed Momaar Mening
Aine Asot
Richard Sheer
Hamnew
Barbers’ Board
Cure
New Tes
Roosevelt Fights On After Narrow House Defeat
President Roosevelt plans to renew his push against holding companies after a 216 to 146 House defeat. He met with Rep. Rankin, rushed back to Congress to rally supporters, and hopes to pass the death sentence measure in a final vote. A Senate substitute and conference actions loom as the battle continues.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Rantan
Mississippi
Senate
Teres
Senate and House Clash Over Provisions to Abolish Holding Companies
Confused text shows debate on prosuscion to abolish all unnecessary holding companies by 1942 and which House language should prevail. Disputed plan includes possible delay, republicans and Democrats signaling action, a separate compulsory reform proposal and unused sessions.
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Senate
Roose
House
Washington
Julstion Democrats
Senate Repubs
Four Brothers Held in Chester County Inquiry
Fragmentary police report states four brothers from Chesterweysr Md were detained after a pursuit. Berrett identified Woodrow and a named New Queen as involved. The group allegedly broke and entered before escaping. Berrett and two others admitted involvement while others remained uncooperative.
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Chesterweysr
PS Berrett
Woodrow
Esses Ang
Hyn Fey
Aciing
Els
Nick
Ferris Admits Dickinson Crime In Detroit Confession
William Lee Ferris confessed to killing Howard Carter Dickinson after a joint plan by Ferris and three party girls to rob him. Prosecutor Dunran C McCrea said Dickinson’s body was found near Rouge Park. Ferris and the three women were arrested in Fort Wayne. The Miller testimony unlocked Ferris’s admission, tied to the group’s operation to get money by drugging men.
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Detroit
William Lee Ferris
Dunran C McCrea
Howard Carter Dickinson
New York
Ferris
Jean Miller
Dickinson
McCrea
Loretta
Florence Jackson
Rouge Park
Readaar
Fort Wayne
Ind
Miller
Receiver's Counsel Fee Allowed By Court
Acting on a petition by John J. Ghingher state banking commissioner and receiver of Central Trust Company Chief Judge Hammond and Associate Judge Arthur D rd Monday signed an order of Circuit Court setting a fee of 3600 for former Judge John S Newman counsel to the receiver for services during the year ending July 1. Mr. Ghingher says Newman rendered legal aid on the six percent on to general creditors last July transferring and assigning as sets of the closed bank to the Peoples Liquidating Corporation most of which took place last August in attempts to collect stockholders' liability. preparing filings and other matters relating to the complicated situation in the receivership and the many questions raised. Accounts from July 1 1934 to April 30 1935 show the receiver has collected and turned over to the Peoples Liquidating Corporation apart from unliquidated assets the sum of 185000 in cash and over 20000 in cash securities and property accepted in part or whole settlement of stockholders' liabilities.
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John J. Ghingher
The
Central Trust Company
Hammondr
Arthur D.rd
John S. Newman
Ghingher
Newman
Peoples Liquidating Corporation
Pelite
Nation
Rec
Talk On Seattle Highlighted At Zonta Club Meeting
Mrs Harry E. Carty spoke before the Seattle Zonta Club at Hotel Frederick. She described Seattle’s growth from frontier to modern city, noting Mount Baker Hood Adams nearby and Washingtons Evergreen State scenery. She praised the city’s scenery, climate, and rapid development since 1839.
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Sea Washington
Harry E. Carty
Hotel Frederick
Helen Smith
Carty
Searle
State of Washington
Cash
Evergreen State
Seattle
Washington
Hogh” Siso
Trial ends in conviction for Bruno in Relayres massacre
Long trial ends in Potisville with Phillip Bruno convicted of manslaughter in four counts of the Relayres election eve killings. Jury includes nine men and three women. Prosecution and defense records indicate mercy pleas and potential sentencing considerations.
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Potisvile. Pa
Phillip Bruno
Jus & En
Bruno
Sale of County Bonds Concluded in Maryland county
The Frederick County Commissioners formally concluded the $322,700 refunding bond issue sold to a Baltimore syndicate led by W. W Lanahan and Company. The sale occurred Monday afternoon in the commissioners offices with Sheriff Roy McHetner present. Bonds were signed by A. H. Derr and A. R. Molesworth, stamped with the county seal, and a certified check with premium was received. Old issues totaling $276,700 were slated for immediate payoff. The refunding yields about 2.5 percent interest. A new county attorney may be selected to replace E Austin James after the bond action.
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Baltimore Syndicat
W. W Lanahan and Company
Equitable Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Frederick County
Coanery Commissioners
Roy McHetner
A. H. Derr
A. R. Molesworth
Derr
A. Grant Hooper
Hutner
Coussty
Thomas A Chapline
Randolph Barton
Baltimore
Barton, Wilmer, Ambler and Barton
E. James
Barton, Wilmer, Bramble, Addison and Seamons
Br Ge
Almshouse
Citizens National Bank
Spon
E Austin James
Peoples
Public Service Commission
Tax law and Utley murder case to be heard in high court
Annapolis July 1 Tomorrow the Court of Appeals will hear arguments on the constitutionality of the 1 per cent gross receipts tax law passed by the recent legislature and the death sentence for Alors TL Utley for murder. Utley was found guilty for the February 11 hold up and murder of Charles F. Schimmuek in a Baltimore chain store.
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Annapolis
Alors TL
Court of Appeals
Frank
Beltimore
Baltimore
Feagaville W C T U Meets At Local Church
Feagaville W C T U gathered at the church Thursday evening for a program led by president Mrs S. Der. Miss Kathleen Putman Julia Sanat and Helen Han received awards after songs sung by Lavinia Hargett and Anna Derr. The closing hymn was Help Be True and the next meeting is set for July 1 at 7:30 pm with Mrs H J Beard in charge of the flower mission.
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Feagaville
Kathleen Putman
Juia Sanat
Helen Han
Lavinia Hargett
Anna Derr
Woc
Ameout
H J Beard
Nan
Flower Mission
Aarge
Banking Bill Reported to Senate Banking Committee
Washington July 1 A compromise administration banking bill to redesign the Federal Reserve Board along Supreme Court lines and give it modified control over credit was reported to the Senate banking committee by Glass sub committee The bill was described by Chairman Fletcher as a fairly good compromise and reflects House approved credit center features and changes.
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Federal Reserve Board
Supreme Court
Senate Banking Committee
House
Fiitche
Florida
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