Federal appropriations review and language report out of Geneva
The House Appropriations Committee in Washington cut 2.79 million from the presidential bailout, boosted last year’s figures, and kept veteran administration funds at 69,012,732. The revolving fund totals 54,000 and the executive office receives 112,400. In Geneva a linguistic office report notes 128 languages used across Europe with major speakers including German, Russian, English, Italian and French.
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House Appropriations Committee
Veterany Administration
Federal Data Board
Wickersham —Savne
Federal Trade Commission
Geneva
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Publica
Linguistic Office
Europe
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Finance Wizard Says Big Profits Will Be Slashed
Belvidere Illinois January 21 Reports claim Albert Benham known as the town s ope man mint plans to reorganize cutting profits and reducing hours He says his trade involved buying rationed goods at bargain prices and selling them for quick profits A grand jury probe was rumored to be in prospect.
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Belvidere
Albert Benham
Mexico Oil Exports to United States Highlight 1980 Trade
Mexico reports 10 085 cubic meters of oil shipped to the United States in 1980 as total Mexican production for the year stood around 6 000 cubic meters valued at about 40 000.
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Mexico City
Inn
México
Imd
Mexico
Decline in College Drinking Reported in Indianapolis
A study on liquor consumption in American colleges over the past five years was released by conference groups of church education boards ahead of the American Association of Colleges meeting in Indianapolis. The report highlights a decline in student drinking across the period.
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Indianavolis
Tan
Council of Church Boards of Education
American Association of Colleges
U S Will Combat Slavery in Liberia
The government states it is prepared to engage in an international movement to end slavery in Liberia. The State Department members announced today.
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U.S
Liberia
Goverment
State Department
Meile Koorn
Indigestion remedy ACIDINE praised in sensational ad
A vintage advertisement touts ACIDINE as a quick cure for indigestion gas and stomach pain. It claims the formula digests heavy foods rapidly and neutralizes acids, promising relief from heartburn dizziness and coated tongue with minimal cost and effort.
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Aruegat
Crea
Confederate Daughters Observe Confederate Heroes Birthday
The Barnard KF Bee chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy met Tuesday afternoon at the Army M M to observe the birthdays of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson with fitting exercises. A lecture on Jackson s life and military service was given by N A Wise, while Scott Warne Davis spoke on Lee s life. Harlan received the Military Cross of Service from Mrs Edmund Haltom.
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Itabert B. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Barnard KF. Bee
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Army
Neah
Jackson
Reneral
Alon
Lee
Ocott Warne Davis
Ores Harlan
Edmund Haltom
Lena Katzboc
Lucy Banks
Velma Schimpff
J. J, Clinksenles
Assurance Concern Will Meet in San Antonio 1932
The International Travelers' Assurance convention, meeting outside Dallas for the first time in two years, will be held in San Antonio in 1932. Headquarters are in Dallas, and the event will attract more than 100 agents and officers, according to A. M. Pale, the local representative.
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International Travelers’ Assurance Company
Dallas
San Antonio
A. M. Pale
Pate
France Italy arms pact ends after truce collapse
Paris January 21 authorities reported that the French Italian torol construction truce agreed last year following failure to uphold key London naval treaty provisions has ended. The move signals a shift in naval arms discussions between the two nations and may affect regional security dynamics.
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Italy
Paris
Weekly Open Forum Slated at Y W C A
A weekly open forum at the Y M C A was announced under Dr W W Jackson of Westmorland College guiding the first session set for Thursday January 2 on The Way Out of Unemployment. The report notes regional details from January with fragmented names and places.
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W. W. Jackson
Westmoorland College
Fatally Wounded Victim Kills One of Two Bandits
VALERIA Calif Jon 2 6o men stere killed in an attempt OE the robbers to hold up three men who ere playing ds there last nights Gort' Tord 58 a nlinger opengl fire on the robbers after one struck him The robber fired twice both Bullets entering Luril s body Lord rit the robber before he died Waves hours later police of Lowe Beach 20 mucs away arrested Ray K Brown 40 with a bullet wound in his chests Brown said he had been Shot by a lothany iain.
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Jon
Stere
Gort’ Tord
Luril
Rit
Lowe Beach
Ray K. Brown
Brown
A Lothany Iain
Guarded in Kentucky jail after indictment for slaying
In Fowhinaville Kentucky on January 2 authorities kept vigilance high at Christian county jail where Samuel McGee a Black person was held on indictment by the Tracken county grand jury for the slaying of Charles Citi aged 18 during a holdup.
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Fovhinsville
Tyre
Kentucky
Christian County
Snn-McGee
Racken County Gram Jury
Charles Citi
Thompson leaves $183,652 to son and mother in will
Fred C. Thompson, cowboy film actor and athlete who died a year ago, left an estate valued at $183,092 to his six year old son and his mother Mrs. Clara T. Thompson in superior court proceedings. Frances Marion Thompson, his widow and a scenarist, was not provided for by the will at her own request.
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Los Angeles
Unm
Fred C. Thompson
Clara T. ‘Thompson
Superior Court
Frances Marion Thompson
Supreme Court hears eighteenth amendment fight in New Jersey
The Supreme Court session centers on the validity of the Eighteenth Amendment while a Newark federal judge ruled it invalid. The case hinges on whether the amendment improperly constrains individual rights and if federal control fits ratification standards.
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Wastlington
Supreme Court
Wickershamton
Willisam Clark
Newark Federal Court
Young Evangelist Conducts Nightly Services at Glad Tidings Church
Nev. Kinzey Savage, a youthful evangelist, leads nightly meetings at Glad Tidings Church located at Denver boulevard and Mesquite street. Services are at 7 30 p m daily and focus on engaging young people. Separately Phi Chi Fraternity Provisional 20 chapter plans a sigilar meeting Wednesday night at 7 30 at the Vioza hotel.
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Nev
Kinzey Savage
North Terns
Glad Tidings
Denver Boulevard
Mesquite Street
Wilder
PHI Chi
Fraternity of Phi Chi
Vioza Hotel
Seven blamed in store raid and disorder report
In a chaotic raid at a grocery store, seven people faced blame amid unrest. Authority figures, including County Attorney Teyis, warned of possible rioting charges. The incident involved about three hundred participants and several named individuals, with several suspects yet to be arraigned.
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Latom Advey
Jaid Tay
Lim
Easy Life Blamed for Larger Hips
New York report notes an average hip increase of two inches over several years among American women, linked to lifestyle factors and food manufacturing practices. The article raises concerns about health and body image while discussing potential causes and societal attitudes.
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New York
Alma Rubens II With Pneumonia Crisis Deepens
LOS ANGELES January 71 AP Mrs Theresa Rubens, sister of screen actress Alma Rubens, is listed in critical condition from pneumonia. The elder Rubens developed a fever three days ago which rapidly worsened, in a family health crisis surrounding the actress.
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Los. Angeles
Theresa Rubens
Alma Hubonn
Rubens Soas
Rube
Enid
Java Earthquake Kills Six in Central Java
A severe earthquake in central Java kills six people and damages substantial areas. The quake caused major destruction in the region near Ameter Dan, with officials reporting extensive structural damage and ongoing rescue efforts.
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London
INS
Java
Best age for marriage ranges 22 to 30, says Bryn Mawr expert
Dr Horagh Hart of Bryn Mawr College told the Chicago Vision for Child Study and Parent Education Institute that between ages 22 and 30 is the best period for taking a mate, noting advantages in partnership formation and stability.
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Horagh
Hart Bryn Mawr College
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