Senate Grants President Broad Authority to Reshape Government
The Senate pas ses a treasury post office bill granting the incoming President wide power to reorganize federal agencies, coordi nate and reduce duplication to cut costs. It withholds full abolition of an executive department, but would allow broad reorganization in sixty days after submitting to Congress.
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Hoover
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Sam G. Bratton
New Mexico
Céstigan
Colorado
Marine Corps
Congress in Lame Duck Era Seems to Accomplish Little
Washington observers describe the final session of the Seventy-Second Congress as unfocused and futile with hearings and stalled bills. The piece notes presidential transition pressures, Hoover's tough presidency, and speculation on Roosevelt’s early approach and the need for a working party majority to implement policy.
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Michigan News Briefs From Various Cities
Marshall Welfare forces T. L. Bonney to dispose of all but one of his fourteen cats to stay on dole. White Cloud Wilcox Township farmers form action committee to avert foreclosures. Grace Vogley, 40, killed when ran in front of car near Three Oaks New Buffalo. Detroit resident reports a $500 theft from a trunk while keeping $2,700 in banks. Anna Washburn, 69, fatally burned at farm home while fighting grease fire. Michigan State freshman Robert Witham struck by 16-pound shot during Spartan dual meet. Holland Crystal Creamery reports 1932 as best year in 52 years. butter sales up. A Bel ding man’s gasless courting tale ends with jail for the boy. Sturgis youth sentenced to 45 years for assault on a high school girl. Detroit man Letkiewicz, 40, injures leg after demo by wrestler Londos. Jackson Elks Lodge opens new clubrooms as court sells lodge building. Central Michigan oil and gas drilling speeds up with 24 wells started in January. six new oil wells yield 1,490 barrels daily. Michigan potato harvest expected near 258,000 acres. slightly below 1932 but above 1930–31. Adrian community group forms non profit to operate a new home named for Dr Stephenson’s mother.
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Nick Knash
Sherwood
Anna
Washburn
Holland
H. W. Fleisher
Holland Crystal Creamery
Tonia
Ionia
Raymond Trish
Arthur Randall
Sturgis
Michigan Staite
Jackson
Allen Brown
Theo ,T. Jacobs
Jess
Staley Letkiewicz
Londos
Stanley
Réceiving Hospital
Jackson Lodge” ‘of Elks
Jackson City Club
Elks Temple
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Lansing
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Department
Smart Girl's Preference Exchange Quip
A witty line notes that the smart girl who speaks devastating truths often inspires laughter rather than romance. The remark frames intelligence and humor as the preferred social dynamic over affection.
California syrup of figs as a baby laxative remedy
A health column endorses California syrup of figs as a gentle laxative to stimulate a sluggish appetite in children. It claims the syrup cleanses the colon, improves appetite and vigor, and warns against substitute products while advising proper use and brand verification.
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Nature
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