Groups Push Aid Programs for Senate
Washington Feb 11 Ins hurried committees prepared to present a vast relief program to the senate for action in the remaining three weeks. Measures include farm production curbs with price support, debt relief, and a half billion dollar unemployment plan. Farm aid would buy 3 to 3.5 million bales of cotton and limit production, with wheat and cotton as main beneficiaries. A mortgage foreclosure bill would authorize RFC loans up to 8.0 billion to halt foreclosures for two years. Two major unemployment relief plans were slated for next week, Wagner and La Follette Costigan proposing RFC easing and a 500 million direct grant program respectively.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Senate
Agricultural Committee
Lotton Flan
Smith
Democrat
South Carolina
Federal Farm Board
Department of Agriculture
Senate Agriculture Committee
House
Bmith
Wenn Wen Ey
R. F.C
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Senate Committee
Wagner Demoscrat
New York
Benatara LaFollette
Wisconsin
Costigan
Calcado
Wagner
RFC
LaFollette-Costigan
Senate to Probe Yellowstone Park Land Grab Charges
The Senate Public Lands Committee will investigate charges that the National Park Service pressured private land firms to acquire property for enlarging Yellowstone and Grand Teton Parks in Wyoming. The probe follows a request by Senators Carey and Kendrick.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Natonal Park Service
Eartein
Yellowstone
Grand Tetan National Parka
Wyoming
Senate Public Lands Committee
Benatora Carey
Kendrick
Fugitive 10 Returns Home From Texas Flight
Edward G Edwards, a Texas slayer convict who fled to avoid appeal, will reunite with family in Corpus Christi next Tuesday. He surrendered earlier this week and told authorities he had fled Texas during appeal. local police said Texas officials notified they’d report him upon arrival, though details remain unsettled.
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Corpus Christi
Feb
INS5
Edward G, Edwards
Edwards
Texas
John Lightbourne
Point Isabel
Cameron County
Francisca
SAN Frangi&co
Cins Police
Edward B. Edwards
Qu Fihorities
Pershing Improves After Cold and Bronchitis in Midland Texas
General John J. Pershing, halted by a slight cold and bronchitis, remains in Midland Texas to recover. His physician Dr. W Ryan said his condition is not serious and he is able to be part of each day. Fort Sam Houston authorities offered to send an army doctor by plane but Pershing declined as unnecessary.
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Midland
Texas
INS
John J. Pershing
W. §. Ryan
Ryan
Fort Sam Houston
Pershing
US Leaders Attack European War Debt Proposals
In Washington on a February day Democratic leaders Senator James Hamilton Lewis and Representative Henry T. Rainey denounced insidious European efforts to cancel or reduce war debts. They warned the debt burden would fall on American taxpayers and urged strong measures against any debtor nations backing repudiation. Rainey criticized France for seeking reductions after US aid and Rainey vowed retaliation if such contracts were repudiated. Senator Lewis urged rejecting the London world economic conference if used to erase indebtedness to the United States.
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Washington, D. Feb
James Hamilton Lewis
Henry T. Rainey
Illnois
Teday
Democratic Congress
Roosevelt
Rainey
House
Law College
Prance
United States
Lewis
Senate
London
France
Britain
Debate over plan to care for jobless youths in army posts
Washington Feb 11 The Senate adopted a 15 minute rule to debate the $350 million war department appropriation after a five hour fight over extending army post facilities to thousands of homeless jobless youths. Senator Couzens argued for care at regular posts while Reed opposed the cost and urged local agencies. Sen. Senayr suggested diverting prohibition enforcement funds to youth care. Leaders expect a two thirds vote to decide the amendment on Monday.
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Washington, PD. C
War Department
Senate
Couzens
Republican
Michigan
PLC
Department
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Reed
Military Affairs Committee
Shipt
Senayr
Democrat
Maryland
Support Urged for Bill on Imports
Washington urged bipartisan support for the Crowther bill to block imports from depreciated currency countries. House vote expected Monday, with Republicans largely behind the measure to protect American interests and Democrats divided.
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Washington
U. A
Hen
House
Snell Trday
Gasoline prices cut in California
Los Angeles reports a broad cut in gasoline prices effective today. Major firms lowered third grade material to 8.0 cents per gallon in the Los Angeles metropolitan area, while the standard brand and Ethyl dropped to 15 1/2 and 18 1/2 cents per gallon respectively.
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Los Angeles
California
Ares
Sum Provided for Probe of Trusts
Washington February 11 The Senate appropriations committee added 280000 dollars to the Federal Trade Commission appropriation for the power trust investigation making passage almost assured.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commission
Power Trust
Commission
Senale Appropriations Committee
Man Killed as Gunman Escapes in Highland Park
Charles Washington, 45, of 232 Santos Street, was shot and killed Saturday night in the rear of a six room bungalow at 224 Briancoe Street. A man alleged to have done the shooting fled before police arrived. Classified ad notes bungalow for sale in Highland Park.
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Charles Washington
Santos Street
Briancoe Street
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