Treasury-Postal Appropriation Cut By 60 Million
Washington report says the House Appropriations Committee unveiled a treasury postal department budget bill trimmed by 60,862,722 dollars from the prior appropriation. The panel warned deficiency needs may still arise for the current year affecting federal land banks and the Farm Mortgage Corporation, potentially reducing the stated total.
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Treasury
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury Post Office Department
Federal Land Banks
Farm Mortgage Corporation
Chinese Will Take All in Suchow Area
The article reports a U S congressional committee approving a fiscal year budget totaling 1 515 552 286 for two departments starting July 1 and outlines large and small adjustments. It notes post office income revised to 775 million and details Chinese military actions around Suchow and Shantung including Chiang Kai Shek's movements, Japanese advances, and disputes over ships and vehicles.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Farley
House Appropriations
Shanghai
Chiang Kai Shek
Suchow
Lungtai
China
Han Fu Chu
Shantung
Chiang
Tsinpu
Lunghai
Tientsin
Pukow
Nanking
Tsinan
Shantung Province
Tsining
Yenchow
Tsingtao
Kaomi
Wisconsin codes of fair competition take effect
Madison Wisconsin report that codes of fair competition for the cleaning and dyeing and highway construction industries become effective after publication in the official state paper. The dry cleaners code covers 280 to 200 large power plants and 4 000 employees with a 44 hour week. highway work sets 48 hour days and 54 hour weeks for route salesmen. An advisory board will enforce provisions.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Philp FL la Follette
Coulton
Dry Cleaners
Wll
Fair Trades Practice Department
Hull presses Soviet envoy over missing American Mrs Reubens
Secretary Hull summoned Soviet Ambassador Troyanovsky to demand answers to the Dec 7 inquiry about Ruth Marie Reubens also known as Mrs Robinson. The US seeks her whereabouts any arrest charges and status of the case as the couple traveled on questionable passports.
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Washington
U.2
Corde
Hull
Donald L. Robinson
Alexander Troyanovsky
State Department
Ruth Marie Reubens
Robinson
Moscow
Reubens
Taft Urges Federal State Fund Matching Relief Plan
Charles P Taft testified as head of Mobilization for Human Needs urging Congress to create a federal state fund matching relief program. States would receive federal allotments per a formula with local work relief tailored to state needs under federal standards. He also proposed a nonpolitical national commission to draft a long range relief plan and argued economy in administration without lowering standards.
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Washington
Charles P. Taft
Congress
Mobilization For Human Needs
National Association of
Community Chests
Tait
Taft
Justice Cardozo Shows Slight Improvement
Washington reports a slight improvement in the general condition of Associate Justice Benjamin Cardozo of the Supreme Court who is seriously ill with heart disease shingles and a grip. President Roosevelt Justice Stone and others visited the 67 year old jurist who was too ill for visitors yesterday.
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Washington
John Paul Earnest Jr
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Supreme Court
Cardozo
Dirs
Roosevelt
Justice Stone
Tragedy of the Samoan Clipper Revealed in Wreckage
Wreckage from the giant Samoan Clipper and its seven crew was found off Pago Pago after an all day search of an oil slick. The Avocet reported charred fragments showing signs of internal explosion. Capt Edwin Musick and six others are believed lost. no bodies recovered.
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Bago Pago
Saimoi
Pago Pago
Avocet
T. J. Findley
Alameda
Calif
J. A. Brooks
Honolulu
Page Page
American Samoa
Pan American
Associated Press
O Mahoney Considered for Supreme Court Vacancy
Washington report says Senator O Mahoney of Wyoming could be chosen for the Supreme Court by President Roosevelt. A unnamed senator noted O Mahoney’s liberal record, western circuit background, and Catholic faith as fitting the needs amid Justice Sutherland’s upcoming retirement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Hugo L. Black
Sutherland
Episcopal Dean Fasts To Prove Philosophy
Memphis Tennessee. Dean Noe, 46, of St. Marys Episcopal Cathedral, nears two weeks without food or water in a spiritual demonstration. Friends fear collapse and debate whether to intervene or let him continue his self denial as a test of his beliefs.
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Episcopal
Memphis
Tenn
Israel
Harding Noe
St. Mary's
Dean Noo
Musick Famous For Many Records Set, Few Words Spoken
San Francisco reports Capt. Edwin C. Musick of the Samoan Clipper died near Pago Pago in a fiery crash. He set 10 world records in a single routine and earned praise for precise calculations, caution, and calm decision making.
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Musick
San Francisco
Edwin C. Musick
Pago Pago
Ed Musick
New London Plant Strike Ends After Seven Week Dispute
New London Wisconsin reports settlement of a seven and a half week strike at Hamilton and Sons Canning Company. The agreement provides a closed shop with seniority rights and a 20 percent wage increase, affecting about 250 employees.
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New London
Wis
Hamilton& Sons Canning Company
Stanley Hamilton
Milwaukee
Robert Mckarrin
Canning Company
Henry
Max
Adolph Hamilton
Henry Ohl
State Federation of Labor
Huge Fire Destroys Plant in Saukville Wisconsin
A large blaze destroyed the Pasken rendering plant in Saukville last night, causing about 60,000 dollars in estimated damage. The fire disrupted traffic for three hours as crews battled flames. Authorities attribute the blaze to an overseas steam spill causing the disaster.
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Saukville
Wis
Hisneay 57
Pioneer is Dead in New London Swing Pioneer Moute Dies
William Moute, 90, longtime swing pioneer in the region, died in New London yesterday. Born in Germany, he immigrated to the area in 1847.
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New London
Wis
William Moute
Germany
Contracts Scrapped in Crop Control Program Debate
Washington reports that written contracts for corn and wheat under the ever normal granary plan have been eliminated as the joint congressional committee works on a unified farm measure. Senator Pope notes progress while Senator Smith calls the proposals messy and incomprehensible, with key issues still undecided.
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Washington
Pope
Idaho
Senate
Joint Congressional Committee
Smith
South Carolina
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
House
Idahoan
Griculture
Supreme Court
Mid- West
Agriculture Department
Weather Summary From Wisconsin and Cities
Wisconsin tonight and Friday expect rising temperatures with partly cloudy skies. Milwaukee reports a low around minus two, while Los Angeles and Miami reach about 75. Observations note a 0.08 inch precipitation and northwest winds.
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Lenin
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wausau
Dewis Lake
Los Angeles
Miami
Framorekstall Cheervatory
Roosevelt Presses Auto Credit Cut At Washington Meet
President Roosevelt presses for curtailment of auto installment credit and curbs on high pressure salesmanship in talks with Alfred P Sloan and four industry leaders. Officials say a 25 percent credit limit was proposed but rejected as too drastic.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Alfred P. Sloaney
General Motors Corporation
Sloan
Mr. Roosevelt
Ernest ‘. Weir
National Steel Corporation
Lewis Brown
Johns Manville
William Knudsen
General Motors
Senate
Congress
Department of Commerce
Commerce Departments
Business Advisory Council
Davis Held Under Bond of 15000 in Forgery Probe
Edward Davis, arrested in Wisconsin and brought by federal agents for forgery probes across a dozen states, was held for the federal grand jury in Albuquerque New Mexico on a $15000 bond. Davis pleaded innocent and waived preliminary examination and remained in county jail after failing to make bail.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Edward Davis
Wisconsin
U. S
Samuel Dazzo
Davis
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