Woodin Faces Toughest Financial Job in Cabinet
Washington D C Pub 22f One of the toughest financial jobs ever confronting secretary of the treasury William H Woodin as he joins the Roosevelt cabinet. His aim is to balance both ends meet while taking over the governments financial activities. The deficit for the current fiscal year runs about 1.45 billion dollars and the public debt stands near 20 billion, up 4.6 billion in recent years from borrowing to run the government.
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Washington, D. C
William H. Woodin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Refunding Liberty Bonds Requires Cabinet Action
Roosevelt pledges a 35 percent cut in government costs and Woodin faces duties including handling the 11 billion war debt, cooperation with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and refunding part of the public debt. Liberty bonds totaling over 8.2 billion are callable, with potential annual savings estimated at 30 to 50 million through refunding at lower rates while quickly turning over about six billion in short term securities.
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Roosevelt
Reconstruction Finance, Corporation
Woodin
Arkangag to Act on Repeal in Arkansas House
The Arkansas House adopted a resolution to appoint a five member committee to draft a bill for submitting the question of repeal or retention of the Eighteenth Amendment to the people. The vote stood 44 to 3B and a committee was appointed by the speaker. In Kansas Governor Landon said Kansas favors retention but supported a state wide public expression on the Tepeka issue.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas House of Representatives
Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
U S Deputy Back From Leavenworth
U S Deputy Marshal Sam C Wolf returned to San Antonio on a Wednesday from Kansas City and Leavenworth where he oversaw three federal prisoners teed notes of various kinds ranging from one to five years 230000000 in certificates of indebtedness and details about short term treasury bills.
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United States
Sam C. Wolf
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Leavenworth
Kan
Treasury
Cause of Skin Troubles Promises Cure in Savannah Ad
A Savannah Georg ia advertisement touts a topical ointment named Tollerine for treating skin eruptions described as ringworm eczema and parasitic troubles. The copy claims rapid relief and cooling effect, urging readers to avoid ineffective products.
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Savannah
Home remedy promises quick cough relief with Vines and sugar
A dubious home concoction claims to cure stubborn coughs by mixing 24 ounces of vines with sugar to form a syrup, then thinning with water and heating briefly. It asserts rapid relief, but offers no reputable medical backing or safe instructions.
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Norway
Weather and precipitation report across multiple cities
A fragmented report lists precipitation totals and monthly deficits for February with a total 0.08 inch for the day and a 0.23 inch monthly deficiency. It includes times of moonrise and moonset, and scattered city weather notes from Romike to Seattle, with various states showing clear or cloudy conditions.
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Indias
Sete
Wedenday
Hull to lead talks as world faces tangled debt and tariffs
Washington reports a tangle of international conflicts as Senator Cordell Hull prepares to take the lead at a March 4 meeting on intergovernmental debts tariff reductions and currency stabilization. Manchuria the Chaco and Colombia remain flashpoints while the League of Nations contemplates invitations in the Japan China dispute.
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Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Gove
Gray Stone
State Department
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Chaco
Leticia
Amazon
United States
Manchuria
Colombia
Americana
Roosevelt
Hull
League of Nations
Japan
China
Bovirt Hussta Elrtady
Manchukuo
Mayor Cermak reports partial improvement in Miami
In Miami on February 21 physicians said Mayor Anton Cermak is somewhat better with colitis as the sole remaining concern. The bulletin notes his pulse and temperature while doctors expect further improvement soon. Separately, Giuseppe Zangara’s appeal plans were dropped as he faced a 90 year term amid legal action. Mrs Gill, also injured in the shooting, is described as in remarkable condition.
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Miami
Fla
Anton J. Cermak
Cermak
Giuseppe Zengara
Roosevelt
Asarssin
Joe H. Gill
Zangara
Proration Hearing Called in the Fast Texas Oil Field
In Austin on February 22 a proration hearing was scheduled for the next day to discuss oil production methods with the Texas Railroad Commission. A Fast Texas delegation had arrived, and officials planned talks on conservation rules as hearings approached.
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Fast
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
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