Treasury borrows record sums as Morgenthau acts
In Washington, January 2a the Treasury opened a vast borrowing operation aimed at financing wartime needs. Secretary Morgenthau chose orthodox financing to begin the largest borrowing run since the war, preparing to issue up to eight billion dollars in notes and bonds as Congress considers the Thompson-Mation amendment expanding presidential borrowing powers.
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Washington, D. C
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Tsk Congress
Home remedy for catarrh deafness and ear noises
Sufferers of catarrh and deafness may find relief with a home preparation using Parmint and Walgreen’s mint tablets. The formula involves dissolving granulated sugar in hot water, taking four times daily to reduce inflammation and balance ear pressure, with claims of quick, effective results for those troubled by hissing rumbling or head noises.
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Pertiapa
Walgreen
Open Forum Editor The Light on Texas bootleg plan and Roosevelt market move
The Light's Open Forum attacks Prohibition while Texan proposals urge state control of whiskey production with a 75 cent price to curb revenue for bootleggers. The letter also notes Roosevelt considering open market moves and government securities purchases, amid mixed market offerings and a scarce housing listing.
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Vielan
Texas
Kirby
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
United States
Kidnapping Probe Hinges on Anonymous Ransom Notes
Federal agents chase leads eight days into the Bremer kidnap case as two anonymous letters, allegedly from the abductors, are ruled nonessential. Edward G. Bremer, 37, president of Commercial State Bank, was seized after dropping his daughter at school, with $200,000 ransom demanded. News from the scene notes family friends uneasy as officers seek meeting points with the captors.
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Hitler bans festivity on anniversary in Germany
Berlin reports that festivities will be taboo on the first anniversary of Adolf Hitler's rise to power on January 30. The propaganda ministry announced a nationwide day of relief in place of celebration.
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Berlin
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Five Wives Beat Husband To Death in Malwsew, Poland
Five wives in Małewski, Poland, collectively killed Isador Roskewsal after learning he had not divorced four prior wives. The fifth wife lured him to a party where all five confronted him, then kicked and beat him to death in a fit of rage. Police detain the family as details unfold.
Public Warned to Avoid Pistol Range Fire at Salado Fort
A pistol firing exercise on the north range No. 1 at Salado Fort in Fort Sam Houston began Thursday. Second division headquarters warned unauthorized persons to stay out during firing periods. Paul Mitchell, 24, received a second 30 day stay of execution as Governor Miriam A. Ferguson granted clemency, sparing him from the electric chair hours before his scheduled execution.
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Fort, Sam Houston
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Second Division
Austin
Paul Mitchell
Miriam A. Ferguson
Woman Raiders Gambling Den In Carterville
Mrs Charles Gower a church worker says she raided a gambling den opposite the Carterville post office. She says she demolished the place with her son, tore up cards, wrecked equipment, and gathered money before leaving with her child. Allegations of gambling and confrontation followed.
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Carterville
Ill
Charles Gower
Mexican sheep shearers jailed in Sonora strike case
An early trial was planned for 20 Mexican sheep shearers in jail here on charges of unlawful assembly. The men, alleged members of a new shearers union, were said to threaten workers at Fred Simmons ranch amid labor unrest.
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Sonora
Texas
Dan
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Fred Simmons
Actress Wins Divorce in Los Angeles on Ground of Cruelty
Gladys Gottler, actress, was granted a divorce from Archia Gottler, songwriter and film director, in Los Angeles. The decree cites cruelty as the basis for the dissolution of their marriage.
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Los Angeles
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Archia Gottler
Tim Die Reeler
Crusty
Kidneys and Rheumatism Tour Remedy Ad Claims
An advertisement touts a Doctor's prescription Cys lex for kidney and rheumatic symptoms. It promises rapid relief, a gentle, non irritating formula, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy mentions headaches, nervousness, night unrest, skin eruptions and poisoning risks from wastes.
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