Budget Hearings Open On Government Spending Demands
Congressional committees begin reviewing executive budget estimates for the next fiscal year with potential expenditures exceeding six billion dollars. Relief and soldiers bonus authorizations push total above ten billion. House subcommittee hearings led by Rep. Woodrum will probe independent agencies and agencies such as the PWA Home Owners Loan Corp Reconstruction Finance Corp and the Federal Housing Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Rep
Woodrum
Virginia
Treasury and
Postoffice Department
PWA
Home Owners Loan Corp
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Federal Housing Administration
Pope Gains Strength as He Remains Bedbound
Vatican reports Pope Pius, partially paralyzed, growing stronger yet asks to leave bed at earliest moment. Doctors and intimates urge rest to avoid complications. He signs papers in morning but defers others, plans to act tomorrow when able. He is moved by sympathy and shows interest in illness coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Holy Father
Co workers to share in sale gains at French Co
The George B. French Co announces a holiday sales share plan for all employees. Manager Damon says this aims to reward staff for their role in strong Christmas merchandise sales and customer satisfaction. Emerson Hovey Post, VFW, will hold a regular meeting on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. French Co
Damon
Emerson Hovey Post, V. F. W
GIVES MESSAGE TO THE VOTERS IN PORTSMOUTH
Republican mayoral candidate Kennard E. Goldsmith speaks on a radio address urging civic participation. He recalls council service, stresses the city’s duties, and calls voters to elect leaders who will ensure honest, efficient government and raise public standards in Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester F. A. Pickering
Portsmouth
Board of Street Commissioners
Kennard E. Goldsmith
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
New Hampshire
Portsmouth City Election Ballot Heads Citywide Races
Tuesday election in Portsmouth features mayoral re election candidate Robert Marvin and council hopeful Kennard Goldsmith on the Republican ticket. Democratic slate includes Frederick A Griffin Samuel F Griffin Samuel B Maddock and John A Thurston with ward by ward contests for council and boards across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Robert Marvin
Kennard E. Gold
Charles H. Kehoe
John J. Leary
Harold 8. Woods
Frederick Schlegel
Frank W. Badger
Frederick Finnigan
Frederick A. Griffin
Samuel F. Griffin
Samuel B. Maddock
John A. Thurston
Mary C. Dondero
John J. Leary, JR
Board OF Appraisers
Joseph H. Morrill
James E. Whalley
James T. Whitman
Board OF Street Commissioners
Richard T. Call
Jeremiah F. Horan Thomas ED. Loughlin, JR
Ai Blithe near Vp a bd open from 6 to 4
Ai Blithe near Vp a bd a indicates a scheduling note or local notice about hours, with ambiguity in the OCR text. The fragment mentions an opening time range likely from 6 to 4 and a nearby location labeled Blithe near VP. Further readable context is needed to confirm event and exact entities.
Local singer Bill Elliot entertains Hampton Beach gathering
M. Dale and Archie Whittier attended with Bill Elliot of Hampton Beach who sang several songs during the event.
Portland Polls Open Early For Tomorrow’s Vote
A notice urges voting tomorrow with polls opening at six in the morning and closing at four in the afternoon. Attorney Hollis Cole of Kittery is in Portland today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty. Hollis Cole
Kittery
Portland
Baldwin Moves King Edward Time to Decide on Marriage
London reports Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin told the House of Commons he is giving King Edward time to weigh his decision regarding marriage to Mrs. Simpson. Baldwin said the king’s choice affects his future happiness and the welfare of subjects, and governments will advise once the decision is communicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward VIII
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Duke of York
Edward
Associated Press
London
Stanley Baldwin
Baldwin
Gimpson
House of Commons
Britain
Mrs. Simpson
Nisi
Ernest Simpson
Navy Yard Worker Ad Calls For New Deal In Mayoral Race
A political ad directed at Portsmouth Navy Yard workers questions the treatment of Rear Admiral D. E. Dismukes former Commandant after he filed for mayor. It praises his qualifications and proposes a new deal, urging support for a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Dismukes
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Dismukes
Navy Yard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Democratic
Peter J. Hickey
Democratic City Committee
Wyman P. Boynton
Roland A. Sukeforth
Edgar A. Blanchard
Harold S. Woods
Board OF
Ira A. Brown
Sherman P. Newton
Board OF 8 Commission
Atwell M. F. Cronin
John Burkhardt
Wamu
Kennard Goldsmith
Duke
Elizabeth
Jeremiah F. Horan
Thomas D. Loughlin