Payroll Slashed as Uncle Sam Trims Federal Workforce
Washington braces for a new fiscal year with thousands of federal jobs cut or reduced pay. Across 19 departments, emergency agencies face the heaviest cuts while regular operations seek nickel-saving measures. Wage reductions, layoffs, and furloughs will hit long-serving workers and those with tied federal spouses, with exact totals undetermined as the year begins.
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Federal staff cuts loom as new fiscal year begins
The text notes hundreds of reductions across departments including interior justice navy agriculture and state with naval and postal staffing downs. Veterans benefits face a $500 million cut while Washington offices brace for the July 1, 1934 balance and McNamara’s anticipated take over as district marshal.
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Britain Opposes Public Sugar Trace Plan in Memorandum
London reports that the United Kingdom formally opposed public sugar trace proposals today. The memo urged production limits in Chadbourne and non Chadbourne countries, covering five points on production, exports, and artificial production, while opposing the Cuban price plan as impractical to enforce.
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Russia and Britain fail to seal preparatory trade accord
In London on June 0ri 4 the third meeting between Maxim Litvinov and Sir John Simon failed to produce a preliminary trade agreement. A foreign office communique said progress occurred but more talks were needed and another meeting was planned soon. Embargoes on each other’s goods had been in place for three months amid charges of espionage and sabotage by British engineers.
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Roosevelt Son Plans San Francisco Trip With Attorney
Eliott Roosevelt, son of the president, and his attorney Samuel Platt planned a quick trip to San Francisco. Platt said they would return in a few hours and that a divorce action was being contemplated but not yet filed.
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Negro Held in Officer Shooting in Dallas
Dallas police held a new suspect in jail as officers broaden their inquiry into the fatal shooting of Policeman Sam G. Sanford yesterday. The officer was shot three times while trailing a suspect into a backyard. the man identified as the suspect remains in custody.
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Wife Surrenders After Mate Shot in Dallas
A. A. Anderson, 41, was hospitalized in critical condition after a bullet wound last night as he sat on his front porch. His former wife, Mrs. Effie Anderson, surrendered to police. The article notes staff changes and reorganizations in local enforcement offices, including Me Namara leasing a house in Alamo Heights, Scott White's retirement plans, and turnover in the prohibition and customs units amid an economy move.
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Passion Play Defies Economic Slump in Chemitz Region
The Passion play near Ehrenfriedersdorf continues despite upheaval and recession. Two performances weekly run from early June to mid July, then alternating weeks feature Schiller Wilhelm Tell Kleist Hermannsschlach and a miners folkplay. In Oregon, rural students face isolation as Jesse Miller journeys 20 miles by horseback to Harbor for eighth grade exams amid frontier conditions.
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How many bills weigh a five dollar gold piece
Boston June 30 In a Boston university psychology poll 108 coeds guessed how many green one dollar bills equal the weight of a five dollar gold piece Nine guesses were correct nine bills equal the weight Dr Edward L Kingsley professor of psychology at Boston university college of practical arts and letters confirms the weight result
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Contest to Select Musa America Open to Divorcees or Widows
The committee in charge announces the contest to select Musa America on July 1 in Atlantic City. The event is open to divorcees or widows, with details from tg.
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Manchukuo Revenue Shown Hidden Wealth List
The Dairen revenue report reveals wealth distribution in Manchukuo with top earners including Count Ekrotaro Hayeahi, president of the South Manchuria Railway, earning about 100,000 yen annually. Chinese leader Tso Lin huan is listed at 80,000 yen, with mostly Japanese individuals earning down to 10,000 yen. No Americans or Europeans appear in the income tax listings.
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