Geared to Force Vote on Repeal Proposition in House
Washington reports Speaker Garner presses ahead with a plan to force a house vote on repeal. The judiciary panel rejected Sumners authority as debate looms. Garner vows to keep faith with the American people and indicates adoption hinges on appeals and votes from party members.
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Washington, D.C
House
Garter
Raines
Alnois
Rainey
Sumners
Dishmud
Brumnere
Sik
Eupera
Garnet
New York
Lester
Policeman Loses Finger In Hunting Accident
Policeman George C. King of 3807 West Ashby Place suffered the loss of an index finger when his shotgun discharged while moving turkeys on a Friday. He received emergency treatment at Robert B. Green Hospital.
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George C. King
West Ashby Place
Satay
King
Robert B. Green Hospital
Man Stoned on West Travis Street
A mob attacked Joan Hols, 37, of 2 North San Marcos Street as she walked a block of West Travis Street early Saturday. Bolly was struck in the head and severely wounded and taken to Robert D. Greet Hospital for treatment.
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Joan Hols
San Marcos
Wil
West Travis Street
Bolly
Robert D. Greet
Bos- Pite
Tax slash plan outlined for CHPSCO asset values
The plan estimates a 20 percent annual depreciation on municipal automobile equipment, with 1984 taxes reduced from 81,570 to 5,800 and county-wide assessments on streetcars, track nets, and fuses adjusted. New buses to replace streetcars in 1933 will face ~194,600 in assessed value taxes for 1934, with about 50 to 86 buses to be purchased.
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Ihe Bs
Bervier Company
Ax Ascester
RI Te Payalle
Lin Osm- Reny
Strret Cara
Ateasement Ball Ae
Chicagoans Golf in Balmy Weather
balmy Chicago weather brings golfers to courses as midwest winter looms. scattered reports note mild temperatures, light winds, and light crowds across the city’s courses with players hoping for extended outdoor play before harsher conditions set in.
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Middle-West
Tefere
Women to Launch Dry Law Campaign in Washington
A women’s group in Washington plans to start a campaign to press for federal dry law enforcement. The initiative aims to curb alcohol distribution until measures are enacted, signaling organized action by the Women’s National Committee for Law Enforcement.
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Washington, D. G
Java
Open Forum on Street Lighting Economy in Detroit
In this Open Forum letter the Light editor urges city officials to address street lighting as crucial to safety. General Superintendent Louis Schrenk notes a 22 percent drop in daytime fatal accidents but a 23 and a half percent rise in late night incidents during reduced lighting. He argues the $9000 monthly savings was wasted, prompting restoration of lighting levels to previous standards.
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B. C. Porbes
Domic
Keble
Detroit
Louis 7
Schrenk
Bolters May Be Punished in Texas Democratic Shakeup
In Austin a Texas Democratic executive committee meeting planned disciplinary action against members who bolted the party ticket for governor last month and backed the Republican. Maury Hughes of Dallas chairs the committee, with many backing governor-elect Miriam Ferguson, as a faction sought to replace the Democratic slate by endorsing Grady Bullington. The panel may target county chairs who did not vote straight Democratic.
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Austin
Texas Democratic
Goveror
Maury Hughes
Dallns
Lubbock
Miriama Ferguson
Lumber Freight-Rate Hearing Set for December 14
Texas railroad commission schedules a hearing on December 14 regarding the Lumber Industry Association of Texas and others petition to revise lumber freight rates from East Texas to regions including South, West and Northwest of Houston.
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Austin
Der
Texas Failtract Commission
Luiborindti's Association of
Texas
East
Hotel Men Favor State Sales Tax Proposal
State sales taxes were advocated by the Oklahoma Hole Men's association as a means of funding other taxes. A revolution adapted yesterday at the annual convention here. Dallas notes report Galverton Wes awarded the forty-fourth convention of the Texas Phare mathematical association today.
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ST. Louis
Oklahoma Hole
Dallas
Dre
Galverton
Wes
Senate Hag Full Program Faces Short Session
The Senate opens a short session Monday with a branded calendar of business. Ratification of treaties and nominations will frame its agenda alongside house actions. Two controversial treaties and weighty nominations loom, including Philippine independence legislation already set for Thursday.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
St. Lawrence
Philippines
Benale
Farm Board, Elections
Reconstruction Corporation
Budget overhaul eyed for nation’s budget process
At Warm Springs Georgia, advisers to Franklin D Roosevelt study a drastic shift to a single national budget with congress and the president sharing origin and approval. The plan would fix overall spending, assigning allocations to departments to reflect national needs, aiming to curb piecemeal appropriations and pin responsibility on whichever party is in power. Roosevelt held talks with lawmakers and officials, including Senator Cutler of New Mexico and Admiral Cary Grayson, as he prepares for an inauguration plan and a special New York legislature session.
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Springs
Dea
House
Senate
Dm Congress
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Congress
Addit
Washington
Benetor Cutling
New Mexico
Senator Cutling
Rezr
Cary T. Grayson
Iausural
Mar
Hoosevelt
Wann Springs
Albany
New York
Pullman Revenue Decrease Reported
The Pullman company, carrier subsidiary of Pullman, Inc., announced an October drop in gross revenues from transportation operations by 1,072,442 compared with October 1931. The October press was RUI20859. reported gross revenues were 4,499,401 in 1931. Net deficit after taxes, 273.10, vs 28274 previous year.
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Pullman
Chicago
Pullman Company
Pullman, Incorporated
Tanes Aie
Problems in IW Networks and Government Debates
Saturday radio programs focus on war debts governmental economy and cost of operating government. Alfred Sloan Jr discusses inter governmental debts on Calumbis Public Affairs. American Taxpayers League covers Political Machinery. Lubin talks What Congress Faces. Erno Rapee performs Hungarian pieces. multiple stations air The Day Before the Matson Game adaptation and Mayhew Lake Symphony In Golden Ensemble.
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J. BH
McLean
Goa
Hehodula
Alred P. Sloan Jr
Rman
Calumbis
Public Affairs Institute
Kiba
Taplim
Chicago
Fingoste
Wll
NBC
Woat
Amerikan ‘Taxpayers League
Mayhew Lake
Symphony In Gold Ensemble
Lake
Unclear OCR fragment on Gulf Alton case
Fragmentary text describes a girl or woman who swallowed multiple items during an incident, with mention of medical assessment and possible surgery. The readable parts are garbled and inconclusive about names, dates, or outcomes.
Radio Programs Natural Right and Evening Schedule Review
A fragmentary radio listing outlines a mix of programs and hosts including Mi-Ann Loar, Willie O’Neil, and Betty Bowker. It details show times such as 4:36 p.m., 10:35 p.m., and other segments across stations CX HUB and related venues with orchestras, interviews, and performance blocks.
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Mi—Ann Loar
Willie O'Neil
Tlikpollens
Ina
HUB
HAL Telling
Ets
Diaahes
Anne Dupes
Gano
Adlel
Lexington Arch
Gunter Grebestmm
Wilson Artely
de Toy
Organ Raverina
Forrester Mimnlss
RtaAle
Miso mm—Club Forrest Occhestra Rong
Teavie Fark Vetper
AL Anthony
Nelody Sardsr
Judge to Speak at San Antonio Prohibition Meeting
Judge Artur H. Bartelt former Milwaukee assistant district attorney will address a Prohibition meeting at the First Evangelical church in San Antonio Sunday at 9 pm. Other speakers include Mrs Wade Lewis Br president of the Dry Democratic Women Texas Elmer Ware Stehl and Dr Jesse P Sewell. Rev F McP Bayles will chair the Allied Forces for Prohibition event with Mrs A B Wenkley presiding.
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Drys Bayreme
San Antonio
Artur H. Bartelt
Millwaukee
First Evangelical’ Church
Bartett
Vday
Wade Lewis Br
Dry Democratic Women
Texas
Elmer Ware Stehl
Allied Youth
Jesse P. Sewell
Grove Avenue
Doubtful Value of Pump Frees Man
In the Thirty seventh District a jury considered the value of a water pump linked to Marlon Price, who was tried for hell over $50 and acquitted. The indictment charged Price with stealing a pump valued at $80 from Tony Gambleri at Butterland Springs. Defense witnesses from hardware stores testified the pump value varied, with estimates between $30 and $40. Judge W B Anderson instructed the jury on the proper value and verdict standard.
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Berauke
Elhless
Marlon Price
Aloen Water
Tony Gambleri
Butterland Springa Rand
Defense Nbtaneys
Witnesack
Ardware
Einstein Scorns Women's Protest Leader Comment
A headline notes Einstein dismisses opposition from the Woman's Patriotic Corporation to his planned visit to the United States and Princeton ahead of the year’s events. The article reflects controversy over his stance and the reaction of supporters and critics in the period press.
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Aurlin
Dee
Aber
Einstein Hha
Ugh
Pas Istatic Corporation
Hla
United States
Princstot Veclonnt
GM AND KARI BRIDGE PAIR CHAMPS
The Agrimean bridge league national team championship concluded in New York with GM and Kari bridge pair winning the Cavendish club trophy for the first time in six years. Oswald Jacoby and Louis Watson finished second as Henry Yeager and Edward Wolfe of Cleveland tied for third. The event closed after elimination rounds for men and women, with next year set for Cleveland.
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New York
Dec
Agrimean Bridge League
P. Hal Bim
Wizard
Cavendish Club
Oswald Jacoby
Louis
Watson
Henry P. Yeeger
Edward C. Wolfe
Cleveland
Sins
Keen
Josephine Culbertson
Weldemar von Zedbritz
Peerless
Sant
Sims
Soviets vow to avenge informers deaths in mountain town
The Soviet government seeks retribution for Pavil and Feodor Morozov, youths who exposed a state plot by Kulaks. A proletarian court sentenced four individuals to death for the killings of the two youths, none of whom was over 18. The condemned include the grandfather, grandmother, and an uncle, with a fourth Kulak fugitive involved.
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Gerasimoveka
Oral
Pavil
Feodor Morozov
Josh
Five Convicted in City Fraud Plot
Chicago, Dec 3. Four city employes and a leader of an electrical firm were found guilty by a jury of conspiracy to defraud the city on a fighting contract during the prior city administration. The court charged the graft cost the city about 250000 dollars. For two defendants, Ifsiey A. Johnson and John Mueziing, the jury gave two years in prison and 6000 dollars each.
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Chicago
Lwad
Ifsiey A. Johnson
Elecctrical Contracting Company
John Mueziing
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