Today Why the Farmer Wept and A Poet in 1934
Arthur Brisbane discusses economic strain on farmers and bankers, linking a mortgaged farmer’s tears to the broader farming crisis. He notes banker empathy, then shifts to public figures like Mrs. Roosevelt and Darwin’s crab analogies, and surveys stock market gains, debt, and budget concerns before reporting actress Nila Salsdat’s bankruptcy filing.
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Senate panel rejects proposal to abolish departments
The Senate appropriations committee rejected a Democratic sponsored plan to let the president use the new economy law to abolish departments. The panel endorsed about 30 million dollars in further government cost savings and proposed pay cuts for federal workers, soldiers, and veterans, plus restoring civil service automatic promotions and shifting to yearly appropriations.
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Iowa farmers win temporary mortgage moratorium
Embattled farmers in Plymouth County won a one month moratorium on foreclosure actions after protests halted sheriff sales and a lawyer was attacked. Judge Bilts Duslly urged a county bar session to decide extending the pause, while a statewide moratorium proposal was urged to the incoming governor.
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Weather Forecast San Antonio and surrounding areas
Partly cloudy Thursday night and Friday with cooler conditions. Thursday night temperatures around Bd degrees and Friday near GH degrees. Light to moderate variable winds, mostly northerly, with cooler nights. Highs around 72 degrees on Friday. East Texas mostly clear, southwest cooler. West Texas slightly warmer on Thursday night and Friday.
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Judge Clifton resigns as county court judge in Clifton era
Judge George O. Clifton resigns after eight years as presiding judge of County Court at Law No. 2. Charles Matthews appointed as assistant district attorney to succeed him. Matthews previously law partner of Leonard Brown. Tyminan to take over duties, with salary adjustments. Max Clifton named assistant district attorney at 233 monthly.
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Prohibition repeal favored by judiciary subcommittee
The judiciary subcommittee voted 4 to 1 to report a repeal resolution for submission to state legislatures with protections for dry states and Congress power to regulate saloons. Malone Blaine, Herbert, Walsh, and Dill supported with reservations. Rorah and a New Idaho leader opposed on the floor. The measure calls for repealing the Eighteenth Amendment and allows Congress to regulate intoxicating liquors.
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Weather Outlook From San Antonio Inches Toward Uncertain
The forecast for Thursday night and Friday in San Antonio is indefinite with temperatures around 64 Friday morning, rising to mid 70s by Friday afternoon. Skies will be partly cloudy and winds variable, mostly from the north, while rainfall totals lag behind January norms.
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Idaho Towns Evacuated After Avalanche Killings
Wallace Idaho residents flee as to avalanche kills two and wounds seven in Burke County. Nearby communities evacuated as snow slides bury people including Mia Powell and her four year old son Gloun. H C Mowery, Harvey Johnson and others were injured. Mowery severely hurt while transporting in Shoshone County.
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Calvin Coolidge Dead at Washington Home
Former U S president Calvin Coolidge died after a brief illness of heart disease. Mrs. Coolidge discovered him at home shortly after lunch. Hoover and Congress paused as word spread. Born in Vermont, Coolidge led the nation from 1923 to 1929 amid war recovery and scandals, noted for his quiet, frugal style.
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