Deficit forecast as Morgenthau warns of 1935 shortfall
Treasury secretary Morgenthau warned before Congress that the 1935 fiscal year faces a deficit near 4.87 billion dollars with a gross debt peak around 3.086 trillion. He projected 1936 receipts near 4.991 billion and expenditures of about 5.820 billion, signaling continued heavy operating losses and calls for careful trimming of emergency spending while noting potential tax gains from modest income improvements.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Dress Rehearsal Voting Starts in Saar Plebiscite
In Saarbrucken voters begin a dress rehearsal for the Saar plebiscite ordered at Versailles. About five thousand public employees cast ballots in a test run as observers saw limited disturbances and guards kept polling places secure ahead of next Sunday's mass vote.
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Ex-Fire Chief A J Goetz Named Deputy Sheriff
A J Goetz former San Antonio fire department chief and 14 year veteran, now appointed deputy sheriff by Albert West. Born and raised in Texas, he has lived in San Antonio for years and served as district attorney investigator under Walter Tynan. He is 49 and resides at 426 Montana Street.
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J Albert West
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Judge Howard Reelected Sixth Term as Special Judge
Harry L. Howard secured 116 of 118 votes to win a sixth term as special judge of the Thirty-seventh District Court. The election results confirm his continuing service. terms will span upcoming months.
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Harry L. Howard
Actors Seek NRA Help In Labor Reform Demands
Hollywood actors harshly criticized producers and asked the National Recovery Administration to back new fair practice rules. The request, drawn up for Gol Rosenblatt, named improvements like 21 hour work periods, written contracts for freelancers, ending Academy arbitration, and protections if a studio strikes or tires out actors, with operators against loaning actors to other studios.
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Glaute King
Ralph Morgan
Kenneth Thomson
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Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Chime War Program Proposed by Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
A wartime style policy piece argues for stronger policing and faster courts to curb crime driven by Prohibition and unemployment. It urges improving police forces, firm laws, and streamlined judicial procedure to restore law and order and deter crime as prosperity returns.
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United States
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Beer Boom Adds Billions to Circulation in 1935
New York on January 1 1935 the United States Brewers Association reports alcohol policy has boosted beer circulation by over 1.5 billion dollars since April 7 1933 the date the 21st Amendment took effect Col Jacob Ruppert of New York the association president says the brewing industry expects stronger demand in 1985 and hints at a potential nickel beer machine result.
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Women Patrol Jail Break Foiled In Maudiste r Jail
Maudie Lawson and Fra Richetti, sisters linked to recent escapes and a Dallas robbery, were found digging through the ManAlester Jail using a hammer and knife. They were handcuffed together after the thwarted attempt. Sheriff Hob Lackey reported the duo’s actions and ongoing investigation.
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Haldenville
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Adam Rienett
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Hob Lackey
Texas Shows Gains in Jobs and Payrolls
A Texas report from the University of Texas bureau notes a new phase of cumulative improvement with payrolls and employment rising. Payrolls increased 1 percent from November and 6 percent from the previous year, with several cities including Dallas Fort Worth and Waco surpassing average gains.
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Flea air races loom as pilots prepare Tuesday takeoff
Forty airmen from Kelly, Brooks and Randolph fields are set to attend the air races in Miami with pilots from Brooksfield and Randolph slated to depart Tuesday morning. Thirteen Kelly pilots flew Monday, while Lieut. Col Clagell and Col Brant lead teams. The main fighters will not enter the races due to conditions around Shrewport.
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Stamp Collectors Protest to the F D B
Norfolk philately society and local business leaders say Postmaster General Farley distributed complete sheets of new commemorative stamps to select individuals not available to the public. They claim these stamps have speculative value beyond their face price and urge action.
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James A. Farley
Assassination Attempt Reported On Hitler Chancellery
A disputed December 24 incident near Berlin touches Hitler with unconfirmed claims of a failed assassination attempt. Reports vary on the chauffeur’s status, with some saying he was wounded and others declaring him dead.
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Man uses ad clipping to secure big business buy
A man who once clipped ads to grow his shop now buys the store and advertises. Small sellers who follow light ads gain an edge in cutting in for better profits. For many exceptional business opportunities, see Stasilivation 42.
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