Roosevelt budget deficit climbs as January cash outlays rise
Washington reports January cash expenditures total 3,008,128,527 with 1,554,067,201 spent on routine operations. Recovery costs tally 61,452,081,296 unused from the 7,000,000,000 expected. deficit estimated at 9,730,068,211 by year end, vs 1,743,406,843 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
The
Treasury
Dhe
Public Works and RFC Spending Against 1934 Totals
The Public Works Administration has spent under 400 million of 1934’s 1.677 billion allocation. RFC outlays reach 786.433 million versus a 5.9697 billion yearly estimate. National debt stands at 23.8093 billion. Roosevelt forecasts debt at 29.847 billion by June 30. For loans, check the trusted lenders in Light Classified Money-to-Loan ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Administration
RFC
Roosevelt
Jume
Tims
McDowell Urges Spiritual Power Over Prosperity
Dr John McDowell, moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly, told San Antonio ministers that present conditions prove human resources fail to meet the hour’s demands. He urged a new spiritual power beyond science and money, calling for church leadership and cooperation to heal society and regenerate the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDowell
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In America
Antonio
McDowell
San Atlonio
Austin
Gay
Farm bond bill explained in Roosevelt era finance push
Washington report on a farm credit bill to guarantee principal and interest on public land bonds as Congress considers enabling legislation. The plan, backed by Representatives Jones and Senator Robinson, aims to unlock 32 billion dollars in lands and move funds to the public through federal guarantees while noting current treasury constraints and pending disbursements from farm credit agencies and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Congress
T. Mere
Farm ‘Credit Administration
Dhat
Jones
Texas
Robinson
Arkansas
Weather details and clergy visit in San Antonio
A weather summary lists temperatures, winds, tides and regional forecasts from San Antonio to New Orleans with multiple city readings. The article also reports Dr. McDowell's official visit to the Southwest Presbyterian meeting in San Antonio, drawing notable clergy from Austin Smithville Hutto and San Marcos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
Southwest
San Antonio
Daniel
E. Grieder
Austin
Ben H. Meare
Smithville
Will Haven
Hutto
Willam G. Brandélelter
San Marecos
Unclear Catarrh Cure Claim From Old Ad Text
Fragmentary ad style text touts a catarrhal remedy with a two part treatment. It sells a “Double strength” formula from Walgreens style, claiming quick head relief and improved breathing. The language is noisy and garbled, but centers on a home remedy for sinus and ear obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan
Scientiela
Paat
Walgreen
Ugar
Failures Drop 47 Percent Across Texas in 1933
Austin reports commercial failures in Texas fell by 47 percent in 1933 from 911 in the prior year to 484. Liabilities of failing firms totaled 11 million dollars in 1944 while 1933 liabilities stood at 13,741,000, reflecting a 41 percent decline in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Jan
Texas
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
Court to Review Case of Five Americans
The Supreme Court reviewed the shot section case involving five American defendants accused of assault on a civil guard in Prima Mallores and indicated a decision within days. Officials expect the military court acquittal to be upheld, with the names including Clinton B. Lockwood of West Springfield Massachusetts Roddrick F. Mead of New York Edmund W. Blodgett of Stamford Connecticut and Rutherford Fullerton of Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Equié Toriy
Prima
Mallores
Officie
Clinton B. Lockwood
West Springfield
Mase
Roddrick F. Mead
New York
Edmund W. Blodgett
Stamford
Goon
Rutherford, Fullerton
Columbus
Ohio
Texans Placed in Jobs by National Re-Employment Service
Austin January 11. The national re employment service placed 176000 unemployed Texans in jobs. E Brindson associate state re employment director for the U S department of Labor reported the totals show 168960 men and 7840 women employed. At year end 376965 persons had registered with the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Jan
National
E. Brindson
United States Department of Tabor
Brinnson
National Re-Employment Service
Norton visits San Antonio with Eagles national head
Senator George E Norton of St Paul Mine national president of the Order of Eagles arrives in San Antonio for a two day visit. He meets La Antonio Eagles at a Wednesday meeting and plans a tour of the St Anthony Hotel. A February free rental diversity program is noted as included in Burnley's Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Norton
St. Paul, Mine
The
Order of Eagles
San Antonio
la Antonio
Burnley
Bilal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philco Radio
Acroriae
Haly
Philco
Heeb
Torme
Olive Hagen
North Loop Road
Ghurgh
AY Adea
Bill
Farm Bond Surety
Pou Gorn
Tom
Thureds Lachas
Aransas
Pasa
Thureday
San Antena
Taian
Brownaville
New Orleans
el Paao
Abilene
Texan
Albuquerane
Clearie Us
Amarillo
Atlents
Boston
Mare
Grownsville
Buffelo
N. Ao
Charleston
Gheyenne
Chicas
Chris
Dallaz
Denver
Maines
Podge City
Felena
Mont
Cicudy
St Hounton
Huron
Jackadovivie
Kansas City
Little Rees
Ari Loneles
Cali
Louteville
Wey
Memphis ‘Tenn
Miami
Montgomery
Ala
Needles
Asa
Orleans
St. Louis
San Francisco
Seattle
Wash
Bhreveport
Toledo
Ché
Tucson
Ate Fe
Wirtdta
Kan
Whiliston
N. Ti
Winnipes
Car
Walgresa Deug Starnes
United States
Russia
Alexander A. Troyanovsky
State Department
Washington
William Phillips
International News Photo
Ry Cas
CAMRY
Fe Forhar
Vick
Kolynos
Rem
Weste
Alam Plaza
Houston Palmolive
Prescriftiors
Valereon’s
Guretperiencer
Ieahe Roient
Twermos
Matle
Nermac
Waren
Esawer
Cpertussin
Brom, Higwescoughs
Lee Wud
Woodbury's
Italan Malman
Gatien Rencock
Latien
Widmer
Szyman
Packer
FING
Manila
Duronnet
KOTEX
ORLIS
We Lifebuoy Soap
Mennen
Ae Bettis
Astringosol