DEFICIT NEARS 1 BILLION MARK IN 1932 FISCAL YEAR
Washington July 1 The government ended the fiscal year last night with a 2 585 000 000 deficit compared with 903 000 000 in 1931 Secretary Mills said total receipts for the year were 2 321 000 000 a decline of 1 196 000 000 while expenditures were 5 006 000 000 a gain of 786 000 000 over the previous year The increase may be due to expanded government construction and payments under war claims and other items including capital stock for reconstruction finance corporation retirements against ordinary receipts totaled 412 000 000 making the deficit exclusive of debt retirement 2 479 000 000 The total gross debt outstanding rose 2 655 000 000 during the year
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Wives Ban Night Meetings at Club Session
Wives of Exchange club members in SAGINAW halted weekly Juncheon meetings saying a husband's place is in the home. They passed a resolution to ban night meetings while agreeing with speaker Miss Burnice AR. Bibbs on reasons husbands give for limited evenings.
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Wives of Exchange Club
Menjou Ordered Held for Trial
Harold L. Menjou, 20, adopted son of actor Adolphe Menjou, was ordered held for trial in superior court on charges of second degree murder and drunken driving after a car crash killed his 16 year old fiancée Marjorie Gauthier. He allegedly drove at excessive speed before the automobile overturned.
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Los Angeles
Harold L. Menjou
Adolphe Menjou
Superior Cours
Menjou
Marjorie Gauthier
Roarty
Blind astronomer quits post at sixty five
Lake Geneva Wis July 1 Blind and snow haired Dr Ed Min Grant Frost retired today as director of the University of Chicago s Yerkes observatory Otto Struve a native of Russia now naturalized and for the last decade associate of the observatory took command Frost plans an autobiography and leisure he denied himself for years
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Insull Bankruptcy Petition Filed in Federal Court
All bankruptcy petitions were filed today in federal court against the National Electric Power Company, a $600,000,000 Insull concern with offices at 57 William. The case centers on corporate bankruptcy actions linked to the Insull holdings and seeks court intervention in restructuring or liquidation procedures.
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Beaumont Paper Founder Is Dead
Beaumont Texas July 1 John W Leonard 88 founder of the Beaumont Enterprise in 1880 died at his Brooklyn New York home this morning He once served as county attorney of this county
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Senate Debates Bill For Home Loan Discount Banks
Washington July measures Senate moves to create a system of home loan discount banks as part of its current business agenda. The bill aims to establish banks that provide mortgage credit and financing options, with discussion centering on potential impact and structure.
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Washington, D. C
Dreamed bid to remove democratic leader provokes Senate debate
Senate debate intensifies as lawmakers discuss a proposed removal bill targeting Democratic Leader amid economic tensions. Key figures include Thuredat and Astenens, with party affiliations and procedural steps shaping the looming vote.
Radio Programs and Stations Schedule Fragment
A fragmented radio schedule lists numerous programs across stations such as KUKS, KMAT, KABC, and WOAI. It includes classical, jazz, and variety shows with times, hosts, orchestras, and special features like weather forecasts and news segments. The OCR text preserves many named programs, artists, and sponsors though readable coherence is limited.
Variety, a Holeenite Chate am Police report
Hinowewlis Chat B.M St Anthony orchestra rT Matines program reveal a fragmented local listing. The item compiles scattered notes on a police report and cultural events with names and places barely readable.
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Cent Verdict in Fort Worth Suit Appeals Filed
In Fort Worth a small-claims justice court verdict awarded P. J. Yancy one cent against R. B. McClung after an automobile collision. The defendant appealed to county court, with costs estimated at four to five dollars payable if the appeal fails.
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German war flier leaves Randolph and Kelly fields
Capl Eberhard Baler, a German wartime flier in eight months of Nying instruction at Randolph and Kelly fields, checked out at Kelly Friday and plans to visit other army flying fields before returning to Germany. A farewell dinner at the Menger hotel honored him with speeches by Brig. Gen. C. H. Danforth Lieut. Col. H. B. Clagett Acting Mayor Paul Steifer County Judge W. A. Warabach and H. H. Ochs. The event was arranged by Edward W. Heusinger and F. G. Neuhauser of WEA.
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WOAI Spends Night On Me With Delegates On Air
The article covers WOAI continuing nonstop coverage of a convention all night, the longest broadcast of a public event in local radio history. KTSA stayed on until sharing airtime with Galveston and resumed coverage at 7 30 this morning. Balloting is expected to resume tonight around 7 80 with WOAI planning to stay on until it ends.
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Australian Radio Under State Rule
Canberra July 1 radio broadcasting in Australia came under state control for Class A stations. A non political government appointed commission now controls broadcasting and advertising or sponsored programs are prohibited. The radio commission aims to foster local talent and develop a national orchestra scheme.
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Castle of Caesars Given Mussolini in Rome
Mussolini receives the Castle of the Caesars on the Aventine Hill from Princess Giulia Ottoborii Raspont. The villa and garden will become a public museum and park overlooking Rome.
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Mussolini
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Giulia Ottoborii Raspont
Barelegged Co-Eds Barred From Rooms at Maine Campus
In Orono Maine July the women students at the University of Maine barred bare leg attire from campus rooms. The note admonishes co-eds to wear stockings before entering classrooms highlighting restrictive social norms on dress.
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Marfa Legion Drives for Veterans Hospital Start
Marfa American Legion post sponsors a campaign to bring a veterans hospital to Marfa Texas under Commander Frank Ray. Dr Robert Davis Marfa surgeon prepared a Big Bend sketch centering Marfa at about 5000 feet. ten thousand copies to be distributed at Corpus Christi during the state convention. A veterans delegation will depart for Marfa to urge hospital approval.
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Feud Blamed in Dallas Shooting
Detectives say a whiskey feud sparked the fatal shooting of Roosevelt Robinson, 26, at his Dallas home. His wife and three white men came to the house to “balk with Robinson on business,” roused him from sleep, then shot him in the back yard. A housing listing line appears at the end.
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Fee Set On City Tennis Courts Reservations
Beginning Friday a charge of 1 cent per person for tennis reservations on city courts went into effect with 34 reservations by noon. Reservations can now be made one week in advance instead of three days. unreserved use remains free. Roland Kupers, in charge of reservations, notes the change.
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