Big Shakeup in AMA Ordered by Wallace
Washington D C Jan 2 A sweeping reorganization of the agricultural adjustment administration was ordered by Secretary Wallace. About a hundred division chiefs were dismissed as the agency was rebuilt to consolidate control of the crop program. The overhaul moves operations toward a centralized commodities division led by Victor A Christgau with Tolley and Stedman as associates.
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Wallace
Washington, D. GC
Agricultural Adjustment, Administration
Roosevelt Brain Trusty
AAA
Brookhart
Smith W.brookhart
Iowa
Uner Peex
Chester C. Davis
Peek
NRA
Victor A. Christenu
Minnesota
Agricultural Department
Christgau
Tolley Berkeley
Calif
Alfred Stedman
Tolley
Build Resistance to Exposure with Squibb Adex Tablets
An advertising notice urges readers to prevent seasonal exposure by using Squibb Adex Tablets from E.R. Squibb & Sons. It touts a blend from halibut and cod liver oils with Viasterol, containing 1500 units of Vitamin A and 2450 units of Vitamin D per tablet, claiming easy, protective benefits.
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E.R. Squibb & Sons
New Assistants Added to Agriculture Department Drive
The agriculture department announces new assistants including Jesse W. Tapp Henderson Kentucky and D. P. Trent Oklahoma veteran staff, with Chester Davis appointing T. Weed Harvey and Willam E Byrd Jr as aides. The move tightens personnel for the 1934 price support drive under Wallace crop adjustment, costing over 1.25 billion in producer payments and enabling drastic output cuts across major commodities.
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Christgau
Jesse W. Tapp
Henderson
New England Research Council
D. P. Trent
Oklahoma
Chester Davis
T. Weed Harvey
Fairmount
Ind
Virginia
Baltimore
Auto Crash on Seguin Road Injures Two Women
Two women were cut and bruised in an auto accident on Seguin road near the city early Tuesday. Annie Rainey, 76, of 512 Victoria street, and Maud Grumbles, 53, of 201 Cactus street, were treated at Robert B. Green hospital after their car overturned three times. Curtis Smith, 47, of 716 Naylor street, had a broken nest when the truck he cranked kicked. M. G. Morales, 25, of Emeldorf, suffered a seven inch facial cut in a Monday night dance hall fight and was treated at the county hospital.
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Seguin
Robert B. Green Hospital
Annie Rainey
Victoria Street
Maud Grumbles
Cactus Street
Curtis Smith
Naylor Street
M. G. Morales
Elméndorf
Four Killed and 100 Hurt in Bulgarian Riot
In Sofia four people died and more than 100 were injured after a police raid on a secret Communist meeting celebrating the acquittal of Georges Diinl Toff, recently freed by the German court on charges tied to the Reichstag fire. The event sparked widespread unrest and violent clashes.
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Sofia
Bulgari
LNS
Georges Diinl
Toff
Red
Supreme Court
City News of O Tourists Club Dance in Milan Didg
Tourists club dance announced in Milan with Warwick's Orchestra leading entertainment. Adm details indicate a 3 percent administration note.
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Milan
Warwick
Army Tribunal Delays O Duffy Trial Order
Dublin report states Gen. Ignatius O Duffy co leader of United Ireland party wins first round in resisting incitement charges against President Eamon De Valera. Military tribunal agrees to obey high court order prohibiting proceeding for now citing lack of jurisdiction. Justice Byrd granted the temporary injunction.
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O’duffy
Dublin
Igaln O'Duffy
United Ireland Party
Eamon de Valera
High Court
Bye
New Liquor Case Ready for Trial in Federal Court
The first federal liquor law case in the area targets Oran W. Davis of Boerne for operating an unregistered still. Judge R J McMillan will preside in a test case under the new Bureau of Alcoholic Beverages. The charge marks the bureau's first action since replacing Prohibition. CHINESE LEADER DIES Hong Kong Jan 2 Pr C C Wu 47, former Chinese minister to the United States, dies suddenly of cerebral embolism.
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Internal Revenue
R. J. McMillan
Oran W. Davis
Boerne Ranchman
Internal Revenue Department
Bureau of Alcoholic Beverages
Prohibition Department
Hong Kong
P—pr. C
United States
Forgotten Barrel Accident In Amb ridge Pa
Frank Tablnowski celebrated the New Year by firing a double-barreled shotgun. One charge went harmlessly into the air. The second blew off his big toe. He told police he forgot about the other barrel.
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Ambridge
Frank Tablnowski
29 000 Vets Cut From Rolls In Pension Review
Washington reports that 29 258 veterans faced reduced compensation after special boards reviewed disabilities linked to service. 21 955 were affirmed service connected and continued payments. appeals to a final board are possible. Results varied by state with North Carolina highest and Vermont lowest.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Boards of Review
Roosevelt
Frank T. Hines
The
Veterans Administration
North Carolina
Jowess
Vermont
Central Office
Verrans
P. C
Dallas
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapoli
New Orleans
St. Louis
Sean Antonio
Wichylia
Kan
8 Cabs Burned in Strike of Drivers
Taxicab drivers strike continued in Philadelphia with three cabs set on fire and two drivers beaten. A woman, Veda Miller, was shot dead in Panama Ohio during a gun fight between officers and Playa Flippin, a former Arkansas convict, and his companion, injuring an officer.
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Philadelphia
Panama
Oka
Mia
Veda Miller
Playa Flippin
Arkansas
Companicu
Winter Coat Sale Prices From Frost's Fur Coats
A catalog style listing shows numerous coats and fur items with deep discounts. Items include cloth coats with fox collars, tweed coats, dress coats with mink, sable, and other fur trims, and several knit and suit options. Final markdowns range from low teens to under a hundred dollars, with many coats halved or more from original prices.
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Tetonep
Asveerenecsgee
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