Unification of Banking System May Be Achieved
United Press reports administration officials see near term potential to unify America's 50 billion dollar banking system under the federal reserve, driven by a new 1933 banking bill before Congress. The plan pressures banks to join the Fed to align national policy with reserve directives.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press
Washington, D
Federal Reserve System
Administration
Congress
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System Sa
Federal Reserve Board
Alreai
Sien
Washington, D. C
Sedors Relief Administration
Wisconsin
Aubrey Willems
Luc Follene
William
Assembly
Senate
la Folle Lie
Femnlty
Committee of Conference
Paul Alfonsi
E. J. Hues
New Glarus
la Follicle
Highway Commission Criticized for Failing to Help Code
Fragmentary notes accuse the Highway Commission of not assisting with code implementation. The text references various names and places in unclear context, highlighting frustration with bureaucratic support and project delays.
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Highway Commission
Roosevelt Starts Baby Bond Sale Drive in D C
President Roosevelt opened a baby bond sales campaign by buying bonds for his five grandchildren and himself. Cabinet officers helped promote the sale as small investors were urged to buy securities and join the government as partners. The president paid 18.73 for a 25 dollar bond for each grandchild and for himself, with six bonds total.
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Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Wyterest
Denies Mellon Solo Short Correction and Amendments
A garbled OCR style note repeats denials and corrections involving Mellon Solo Short, with fragmented phrases about a 304 DSL, a secretary, Dabore, and amendments. The readable parts mention denial of certain actions and references to a starve weight and a public or parliamentary context, but specifics are unclear. The piece reads as a broken legal or parliamentary correction record with multiple misread terms and missing context.
Japan and China Move Toward Easing Far East Tension
Reports claim general terms reached for cooperation to ease diplomatic and economic tension in the Far East. Chiang Kai Shek named plenipotentiary as Japanese officers and Chinese Kuomintang leaders weigh a six to nine month ratification window. Japan would replace German advisers with Japanese and other foreign advisers to aid China financially and militarily.
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Don K. King
United Press Staff
Shanghai
UPR
Privy Council
Kuomintang
China
Japan
Manchukuo
Line of Defense in Counterfeit Script Case Noted
In Superior Wisconsin the defense for Edward I and Alpert is outlined by attorney Carl H. Daiey. The complaint by Jehie McKay is cited, with arguments presented in December.
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Line OF Defense
Superior
Wis
Edward I
Alpert
Babe Lurve
Charset
Carl H. Daiey
Uised
Jehie McKay
King of Siam Quits Throne Amid Siamese Crises
Detailed dispatch from Cranleigh reports King of Siam abdicated amid months of internal disputes and governmental strains in London. The abdication was announced by M. R. Smaksman, with officials describing a troubled monarchical transition and efforts to patch instability.
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King OF
Siam
England
Cranleigh
Eng
Jindhipok
Bing Pia
M. R. Smaksman
London
Inpird
Hipok
Tournament
Uerard
Buddita
Fayre
Congress to Aid Against New Deal Foes
A late 1930s style article outlines congressional efforts to curb New Deal programs. It cites Sen. George and Sen. Rankin proposing a bond requirement to cover losses from TVA projects and hints at judicial resistance to administration policies. The piece weaves in legal challenges and court actions shaping federal policy.
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Dyke G Wava
Tan Steel
iLnee
TVA
Congress
Wiliam J. Grubb
George Republican
Nebras
John Rankin
Mississippi
Nurris-Rankin
Rover Our
Supreme Cork Doe Ceion
Litaisirlion Tt
Court of
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Dlimares
Trun
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Adituialiation
Poilens
Starvation Crisis Reported in Chinese Region
A flood of distress describes vast hunger across multiple provinces in China. The report notes severe famine conditions, police upheaval, and a visiting American mission couple amid looting and wartime disruption.
Hearings on Bonus Bills Next Monday
Fragmentary text mentions hearings on bonus bills scheduled for next Monday. The readable portion includes garbled names and places, offering limited specifics beyond the planned public proceedings. No clear entities or outcomes can be confirmed from the legible fragments.
Nebraska Reports Two Distinct Tremors
Nebraskan towns including Pass City and Lincoln report two distinct earth tremors felt across the region. Shocks awoke residents and rattled windows and dishes while fires and sirens accompanied the events.
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Nebraska
Lintuln
Pass
Nebrak
Ascii Telenliene
Ari- Ur Anin
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