Congress set to probe tax, banking, and racketeering reform
Washington June 16. Congress adjourned guiding investigations across federal tax law reform the Wall Street banking probes and criminal justice matters. Committees will study the income tax loopholes, private banking issues at Kuhn, Loeb and Co and Herriman case, plus election contests in Louisiana and bankruptcy practices in federal courts.
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New Congress Sets Precedent for January Start
Washington reports the new Congress will convene on January 3 for the first time under the twentieth amendment denying a full session during holidays. Both houses adjourn sine die for six months, changing the traditional November start date.
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Debt Negotiations of Schacht Closing Near End
London June 16 reports say talks between Dr Helmar Schacht for Germany and experts from creditor nations including the United States are nearing conclusion on short term credits. An official communique was expected soon.
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Roosevelt Ready for North Atlantic Cruise from Washington
President Roosevelt orders his bags packed with sweaters and a slicker for a sailing cruise up the North Atlantic coast. He departs tonight by special train for Groton and Marion to board the Amberjack II, while signing key public works and reform bills and planning final conferences with congressional leaders.
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Women omit ages in Congressional Records pages
Washington June 16 on a new Congressional Records rule many women avoid listing birth years while several lawmakers do include birth dates Edith Nourse Rogers Kathryn O Laughlin McCarthy Frances Perkins Hattie Caraway Florence P Kahn Virginia Jenckes Mary Norton L Treasury receipts June 14 show 6 860 077 63 in deposits expenditures 12 414 60594 balance 269 136 10330 customs duties for 14 days 9 879 491 23
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Economic Tide To Be Turned By Roosevelt's Plan
In a June dispatch from Washington, a veteran columnist argues the new deal adds a mobilized industrial program aimed at turning the tide of economic distress. He likens it to wartime boards and urges job creation, discipline of industry, and avoidance of false values to restore purchasing power and national spirit.
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Ladd Chosen to Head Land Body in Real Estate Board
Hugh Fotler of Houston Texas was nominated by the National Association of Real Estate Boards nominating committee as the association's next president. Charles F. C. of Linda Catarina Tenis was named president of the Land Brokers and Managers division.
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Summer Resort Campers Battle Cool Morning
Campers at a summer resort in Serrville faced a chilly start with temperatures near 46 degrees. By noon the day warmed to around 80 as campers built fires and settled in. The text also mentions Bee Classification 111 light classified ads for furniture offers and listings.
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Flood Inundates Washington Town
A flood in Kelso Washington leaves about a thousand homeless as Coweeman River waters breach a 150 foot dike near the business district. Rescue crews and relief efforts mobilize, while residents seek shelter and aid in the wake of the rising waters.
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