Republicans Draft Farm Program Substitute For Democrats
A Senate Republican committee circulated a substitute for the Democratic farm program. It strips broad powers from Secretary Wallace while including an administration mortgage relief plan. The measure, aimed for a party conference on Monday, faces opposition and is tied to Carey bill proposals and leasing or sale of up to 50000 acres financed by a 2 percent tax on commodity sales.
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D.C
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Senate Republicans
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Hyde
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Senate
Youth Found With Fractured Skull Near Home
Youth identified as Relph White age 20 was found near a hilly area Saturday with a fractured skull. Police report unclear details on how the injury occurred and where the incident happened, with investigators continuing to probe the circumstances.
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Seth
Dilg Hime
Mariner
Freight Loadings Rise for Week Ending April 1
The American Railway Association announced that freight loadings for the week ending April 1 reached 493,538 cars, up 18,788 from the prior week but down 60,272 from the same week a year earlier.
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Wasington
Une
The Greatest Audience
A garbled note describes a scene with actors and performers facing a crowd. It mentions RTSA and Maonrns, plus a shift in tone toward a formal charge, though many words are unreadable or misordered.
Beauty Search in Paramount Talent Contest Across Hollywood
A Paramount motion picture talent search enlists English speaking hopefuls including 15 maidens and 30 young men for a six to eight week program. Winners receive bonuses up to 1000 and may star in The Bearer for a Beau and other productions. Notables Dean Zanuck and Warner team members participate in the selection process.
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Los Angeles
Liaten
Mitean
Paremount
Buddy’ Rogers
Daryl Zanuck
Warner's
Melle Crosan
Zanuck
Bushy Berkeley
Harry Warren
Dubin
Manny Eff
James Seymour
Delays Put 30 Hour Week Bill in Senate Action
Washington D C April reports that a motion by Trammell to recon sider the 30 hour work week bill stalled further action in the Senate. Black of Alabama proposed six hour day ideas as a fallback. Senate leaders wait for emergency program passage before resuming debate. William Green of the AFL calls the Block Bill passage an outstanding achievement. Author’s widow died in London after a long illness.
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Calif
Amenes
Senate
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Trammel
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Florida
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Hays
William Green
American Federation of Tebor
United States Senate
London
Edgar Wallace
Roosevelt plans major relief and reform program in 1933
Roosevelt aims at ending domestic emergency with a 5.5 to 6.0 billion plan focusing on direct relief and securities regulation. Proposals include two to three billion for public works and mortgage refinancing, farm relief, bank deposit guarantees, and a Tennessee Valley Authority drive tied to Muscle Shoals redevelopment. Also seeks railroad industry relief and broad government reorganization to curb spending while pursuing development.
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Tey
Texas House Advances Oil Tax Proposals in April Session
The Texas House of Representatives moved ahead with eight new oil and gas commissions and a tax plan. A two cent minimum production tax, rising to 20 cents per barrel for large wells, was approved for engrossment with a commission bill, while a separate two cent per barrel tax was debated. The measures await final passage when the chamber reconvenes. The session also touched on a sales tax replacing ad valorem tax, and a marriage law repeal discussion. A mortgage foreclosure moratorium bill and county officer fee caps were in process, with action expected next week.
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Radio Programs in TunpAy MTBA-IWY Highlights
A dense listing of radio program names and times across stations, featuring orchestras, choirs, dramatic readings, concerts, and children's events. Notable entities include Browdesie, American AGT, Connert orchestra, Waldman, and Sparta Region programs. Several airings appear with times and sponsor cues, reflecting a bustling schedule.
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MTBA
Martin Cientet
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Hislawso'a Cen
Ted Pyre
Atuelead
Wevetone Orenlta
Mullereaayee
Symphonic and Operatic Highlights On NBC Tonight
Chicago Symphony under Frederick Stak conducts a rare on air return with Helen Freund and Harold Brakes, plus Songfellows and The German Band. NBC network features operatic stars Mario, Gladys Swarthout, and Mario Chimlee with arias and duets. Also a tariff discussion and credit problem talks anchor the evening schedule.
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Wil Contripute
Woat. Albom
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Frank Chapman
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Kenlolky
Four Years Given in Texas Slaying
A court in Texas sentenced a defendant to four years for the slaying of John Kier. The case involved prior convictions and the jury’s finding that the act was connected to lingering violence. The defendant had previously been sentenced to 12 years for related charges.
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Eerstence
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Murdes
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Tather
Huckster Fails to Return Change in Local Dispute
Mrs R M Bladen of 211 Eleanor Avenue paid for three boxes of almwherries. A boy promised change via Neon Gutarang but memory failed to deliver, leaving the customer short and seeking remedy.
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R. M. Bladen
Eleanor Avene
Legalized beer debate staggers nations across states
A chaotic look at the push to legalize beer before Prohibition, with mixed public sentiment and reports of rising prices. Citizens in New York and Indiana react as beer resurges, while brewers and retailers scramble to meet demand and secure supplies amid a wave of enthusiastic but unsettled markets.
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State to file test plea in Weld controversy
Sherman Texas April federal court action centers on an injunction to permit open flow of potentials from 2400 wells in Weld County. Judge Randolph Bryan delayed contempt proceedings as three Texas rebrand commission members face show cause for propetion orders.
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Tex
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Benefil
Texas
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Texas Rebrand Commission
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Luther on Ocean Bremen Germany to arrive April 1
Dr Hans Lither new German ambassador to the United States and Max Schmeling heavyweight fighter travel aboard the steamer Bremen bound for America.
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