FARNER PUSHES ACTION ON REPEAL
Washington DC December reports Garner pushes repeal effort in the House set for Monday vote on Democratic repeal plan. Leaders seek to offer an existential amendment under suspension as debate limited to forty minutes. Summers chairmanship split party lines with Republicans opposing authority and Democrats backing the measure.
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Washington
D. C
Garner
Sumner
Rainey
Timois
Noor
Policeman Loses Finger in Hunting Accident
Policeman George C. Fing of Istunisy suffered the loss of the index finger on his left hand when a shotgun discharged during a hunting mishap. He was treated at Robert A. Green Hospital and expected to recover after emergency care.
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George C. Fing
Istunisy
King
Robert A. Green Hospital
Man Stoned in Street Attack Sends Victim to Hospital
A man identified as John Bolly, 37, of 204 North San Marcos Street, was struck by stones in the 600 block of West Travia Street early Saturday. He sustained head injuries and was treated at Robert B. Green Hospital.
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John Bolly
San Marcos Street
Travia Street
Bolles
Holly
Robert B. Green
Weather forecast notesJanuary 1 to 24 period with tide data
The report outlines a weather forecast period from January 1 to January 24 including temperatures and wind patterns. It mentions storm activity, ventilation concerns, and expected rainfall with daily summaries. Strong entities include January dates and regional weather terms implying a coastal forecast.
Tax reassessment figures for city transit equipment
The article outlines proposed tax reassessments for buses, streetcars, and track equipment. It notes a 20 percent depreciation norm, with 84800 for buses and 61570 for next year’s taxes. It discusses county and state rates, repairs, paving upkeep, and planned purchases of 50 to 65 new buses to replace streetcars, estimating new bus costs around 6000 each and total 194,600 in 1934 taxes.
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Tac
Wden
Publc Service
Ines
ACS
Public Service Company
Boeing
Chicagoans Golf in Balmy Weather
In Chicago amid balmy conditions residents headed out to enjoy outdoor golf and leisure as mild weather persisted. The scene reflected midwestern springlike warmth with casual outdoor activity prevalent and a sense of normalcy in daily routines.
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Chicago
Midrle-West
Women to Launch Dry Law Campaign Across States
A national campaign organized by a law enforcement group will seek to prevent liquor abuse and promote enforcement. The effort concentrates on anti drink driving, moderation, and public awareness with Winter plans tied to a renewal of central restrictions.
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Washington, DE
Nev
Renee
Open Forum Letter Cites Detroit Street Lighting Experiment
Signed letter argues city officials should heed B C Forbes on urban lighting. It cites Detroit where reducing street lights cut daytime traffic but raised nighttime fatal accidents by 23 percent, noting pay for lighting was $8000 monthly and urging restoration to prior levels to avoid danger and discrimination on dark streets.
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Inetrolé
B.C. Forbes
Crompiny Haying
Detroit
Guttler
Louis J. Schren
Adamington
B.C. Kile
Bolters May Be Punished For Crossing Party Lines
A Texas Democratic executive committee meeting in Austin was to discipline members who voted for the Republican candidate last month. Maury Hughes of Dallas, chairman, led the committee which chose its head at the September state convention in Lubbock. The group favors Mrs. Mnem A. Fergusson as governor elect and may move against Democrats who supported Orville Bullington. The committee may also oust county chairmen who did not vote the Democratic ticket straight.
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Aol
Sumners
Garner
Ling
Harper
Snell
New York
Colleayee
Aubtin
Texas Democratic” Executive Committee
Momier
Maury Hughes
Dallas
Lubbock
M+ nem A. Pergusin
Mus
Fermusco
Andavor
Orville Bullington
couDt
Rate Hearing for Lumber Set Dec 18 in Texas
A hearing date of December 13 is set by the Texas commission to consider a petition from the Lumbermen's Association of Texas and others for revision of freight rates. The proposal covers lumber movements from producing points in East Texas to apples south west and northwest of Dallas.
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Auslin
Lee
Texas Algéna
Commission Tassil
Lumbermen's Association of ‘Texas
Texas
Banat
Hotel Men Press State Sales Tax Proposal
Missouri Hotel Men's Association urged reduction of rent and estate taxes in a resolution adopted yesterday during the closing session of their annual convention. The event also noted awards from the fifty fourth annual convention of the Texan Phare Mannich sanocialion.
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Missouri
Darual, Wer, G
Le—Diverson Wik
Phare Mannich Sanocialion Todas
Senate Hho Full Program Senate Hho Full Program
The Senate faces a crowded calendar as it opens the session with treaties and nominations on deck. Major items include world court adherence and the St Lawrence waterway pact, with heavy opposition expected in a lame duck session. Philippine independence legislation will be taken up after a house-led revenue agenda. Investigations into the farm board and Reconstruction are emphasized.
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House
Sunele
Tts Bank
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Senate
World Court
Canada
United States
St. Lawrence
Philippines
Benste
Banking Committee
Farm Board
Elections
Reconstruction Corporation
Roosevelt weighs budget reform proposal at Warm Springs
President Roosevelt and advisors in Warm Springs consider a unified national budget replacing independent department appropriations. The plan would set a fixed total expenditure and place responsibility for over or under spending on the governing party. Talks involve congressional leaders, Sen. Cutting, and Cary Grayson as the inauguration plans progress. Roosevelt plans to rest then return to Albany for a New York legislature special session.
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Dev
Congress
Pranidin D
House
Senate
Firet
Roosevelt
Washington
Asist
Elk
Senator Cutting
New Mexico
Wis
Wann Springs
Cary T. Grayson
Hoosevelt
Albany
New York
Pullman Revenue Decline Reported for October
Pullman Incorporated reported October revenue decline totaling 1,372,442 with gross transport patrols at 3,400,959 versus 1981. Net deficit after taxes stood at 273,111 compared with 283,976 in ai, reflecting a weaker month for the carrier.
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Pullman
Chicago
Der
Pullman Company
Éup|Idiary
Pullman, Incorporated
Seog Aml
Radio Discourses On Debts And Taxation Dominate Saturday
A busy Saturday radio slate features talks on government debts and taxation costs. Alfred B. Sloanes discusses inter governmental debts, while Chicago magnate steplis presents tax concerns. Isador Lubin from Brockings Institute topics on political machinery and Congress faces. The evening also includes a Hungarian program, NBC drama, and various music and lecture slots across multiple networks.
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Alfred B. Sloanes
Columbia
KTSA
Steplis
Chicago
American Texpayers League
Congress
Hoon
WOAL
Isador Lubin
Brockings Institution
W Washington
Fragmentary Welsh tragedy hints at accidental swallowing incident
A garbled report from Alton Wyoming describes a woman or girl named Blady Seville in unclear distress after swallowing an object while holding it in her mouth. The text suggests injuries or reactions but is largely unreadable, with many words distorted beyond recognition.
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Alton
Dee
Seville
Mina
Bea
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights and Names
A fragmentary listing outlines Saturday radio programming with show titles and times. Notable items include News, News updates, The Morning show, Evening Varieties, and musical segments. Names such as Hetty Bowker Troy Floyd and Chis Forest Orchestra appear among lineup references.
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Eiba
Han
Cartleuteen
Eving
Roe
Jo mi—Choalerfield Wreersm
Wim Osvedt
Belite Vnukbin de Lewth
Maury Mavarlox
Nawanal Augigory
Zavnett
Enos Trapea
Metineylvania
Hetty Bowker
Troy Floyd
Don Albert
Kare
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Ordan Rovering
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Resterdertea
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Tom Tenele
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Antiuny Orchestra
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Judge to Recite Court Decisions For Prohibition Meeting
Judge Arthur J. Bartelt will recite court decisions to bolster dry laws at a San Antonio gathering of the Armed Forces for Prohibition. Speakers include Mrs. Wade Lewis Sr. and Dr. Jesse P. Sewell, with Rev. Bryles leading Allied Forces participation.
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Arthur J. Bartelt
Agasstant
Mil
Waukee
Fudge ‘Bartell
Wade Lewis Sr
Dry Democratic Women In
Texas
Elmer Ware Stahl
Allied Youth
Jesse P. Sewell
Grove Avenue Christina Church
McP
Bryles
Vion
al Wel Organization
Doubtful Pump Value Grounds Acquittal Claim
The court heard conflicting testimony on the value of a pump in a theft case. Prosecution claimed the pump was worth 80 dollars. defense argued value nearby 50 to 40 dollars. Judge instructed jurors to acquit if reasonable doubt remained about a $50 or greater value.
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Marlon Prize
Batucriyy
Price
Tony Gnider
Sutherlin Springs
Ortoler 7
Pelense Kblarneys
Einstein Scorns Women’s Protean Act in Berlin Incident
Dr Albert Einstein at Berlin event declines women’s protest claim amid a tense scene. Report notes involvement of a bevy of attendees in attendance at the Talet Balen and Princeton imetentlat contexts, reflecting a controversial stance on gender roles.
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Einstein
Berlin
Albert
Kinatalay
Han
Princeton
Sims and Karin Bridge Pair Champs
New York based notional bridge pair Sims and Karin Bridge won the event in a six year history mark, finishing first with 450.5 points after a four day tourney leading 34 competitors. Jacoby and Watson of Cleveland placed second with 405 points, Jeeger and Walfe of Cleveland third with 505.1. The meet ends tonight with men's and women's teams and pairs championships, with next year in Cleveland. A psychic bid credited by Earn helped Sims seal the win on the final lap.
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Dac
Aerimean Bridge League
Champlonehip
P. Bel Sims
Willard A. Karn
Swine Pale
F Oswalt Jacoby
Lauis HH. Watson
Henry P. Jeeger
Edward C. Walfe
Cleveland
Sine
Karnreed Jar
Josephine Guibertson
Waldemar von Zedbwitz
Peerless
Mrs. Culbertson
von Zediwits
A. M. Barnes
A. A. Mordred
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Leo Bachrach
Maurice Maschke
Samuel Rockwell
Psychic
Earn
Sims
Alam
Soviets vow vengeance for informers deaths in Kulak plot
Soviet government seeks retaliation for the deaths of two youths who exposed a Kulak plot against the state. A proletarian court sentenced four people linked to the Kulak gang to death for the council slaying. among the condemned were the youths' grandfather, mother, and an uncle, with a grandchild mentioned in connection to the crime.
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Gerasimovea
Dew
Mille Ural
Favil
Fender Morozov
Five Convicted in City Fraud Plot
CHICAGO December 3 Four city employees and the head of an electrical contracting company were convicted by a jury of conspiring to defraud the city in a lighting contract during the last administration. The alleged graft totaled about 250000 dollars. Two defendants, Harry A Tenison and John Muerling, were sentenced to two years in prison and a 5000 dollar fine.
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Dev
Harry A. Tenison
Elecrical Contracting Company
John Muerling
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