Roosevelt aims to cut veteran costs with new review board
President Roosevelt plans a board to aid in reviewing veteran costs if Congress grants wider authority for a $45,000,000 annual outlay. Advisors suggest possible cuts totaling $150,000,000 to $200,000,000 in wartime benefits as part of budget balancing. Proposals include eliminating disability allowances for non-total injuries, reviewing all prior awards, removing 1900 emergency officers, and barring pensions for Spanish American War veterans with adequate incomes.
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Washington, D.C
Roosevelt
Congress
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’affaire
Explosions Damage East Texas Oil Field Pipelines
In Kilgore Texas on March 9 1971 a well and three pipelines in the East Texas oil field were damaged by explosions believed to be caused by dynamite. The event prompted initial investigations by local authorities and industry safety officials as crews assessed the damages and secured the site.
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Kilgore
Texas
East Texas
Montanans Honor Walsh at Helena Funeral
In Helena on March 9 mourners gathered as Senator Thommas J Walshs body arrived by funeral train. The silver casket was transferred from a special coach to the state capitol for a solemn mass at St Helena Cathedral. All businesses offices and schools closed for the funeral observance.
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Helena
Thommas J. Walsh
Montana
State Capitol
St. Helena
Iowa grants regulator emergency powers over insurers
Des Moines Iowa March b broad regulatory powers over insurance companies were granted to the state insurance commissioner under a new emergency law. Commissioner E W Clark is empowered to fix rules for a moratorium on policy loans or cash surrender of policies regulate premium payments and take control of assets of all insurers doing business in Iowa.
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Des Moines
Iowa
E.W. Clark
Driver Convicted in Auto Mishap
M. R. Stewart of 131 Lennon Avenue was found guilty of aggravated assault with a motor vehicle and fined 28 dollars plus costs in Gaunty Court at Low No 2 on Thursday morning. He struck Cecilia Reynose near Gil Leigh Street and South Presa in December. Fourteen children witnesses described the scene, with ten of them traumatized by the event.
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M. R. Stewart
Lennon Avenue
Gaunty Court
Cecilia Reynose
Gil Leigh
South Presa
Leigh Streets
Nazi Attacks on Americans Reported in Berlin
United States Consul General George Messersmith presented evidence of six alleged Nazi beachings of American ships to Chief of Police Von Levetzow and urged protection for American lives and property amid the escalating threat.
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Berlin
United States
George 9
Messersmith
von Levetzow
Oklahoma U Staff Pay Cuts Ordered
Oklahoma City March 9 Uy reductions ranging from 4 to 20 percent were made effective in the salaries of University of Oklahoma staff. The cuts apply to March April May and June and similar reductions have been ordered to begin the new fiscal year July 7.
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Oklahoma U
Oklahoma City
University of Oklahoma
Theirford
San Antonio to Move All Street Cars to Buses Sunday
San Antonio plans a 50 percent bus conversion within a month as three more streetcar lines are abandoned. Nine of 18 city streetcar lines will remain, with three new bus lines Nolan Ruiz Lakeview replacing former car routes and downtown loops adjusted. Route details show in earnest shift to bus operation with loading zones on Houston Street retained during transition.
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St. Mary’s
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Bank Reform Plan Seeks Wall Street Breakup
Winthrop W. Aldrich of Chase urges sweeping reforms to reduce J P Morgan power, divorce Chase Securities from Chase Bank, and separate deposit and investment banking. He calls for all commercial banks to join the Federal Reserve and opposes private bankers as bank directors. The plan targets links between commercial and investment banking and signals bold shift in financial controls.
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New York
J. P. Morgan and Company
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chase Nations Bank
Aldrich
Chase Bank
Chase Securities Corporation
J. Aldrich
Federal Reserve
Eystein
Wall Street
TD. Rockefeller
Albert H. Wiggin
Conscription of Bank Resources Urged by NY Democrat
Rep Sirovich of New York proposes a nationwide conscription of banking resources to expand currency and restore prosperity. The plan would conscript banking resources excluding deposits, life insurers, railroads, large corporations, utilities, coal and oil sectors. The measure was presented to Roosevelt advisers as a bold, unprecedented step.
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Washington, D. C
Sirovich
Democrat
New York
Roosevelt
Thieves Strike Briscoe Elementary and Nearby Premises
Police report thieves raided Lie cafeteria at Briscoe Elementary School on South Flores early Thursday, spilling candies and goods. A cigar stand at 102 East Houston Street was robbed after breaking a window. Tather King on 891 Burleson reported a tire stolen from his auto, and R H Buckelew of 2923 Broadway said a sample case was taken from his car.
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Briscoe Elementary School
South Flores Street
C. Dilworth
East Houston Street
Tather King
Burleson Street
Fils Auto
R. H. Buckelew
Broadway
School Teacher and Ex-Admirer Slain in Pleasanton Shooting
Fort Scott Kansas reports a double shooting in Pleasanton last night killing a Pittsburg school teacher Bertha Holpaay and her former admirer Zack Collins. Coroner Dr H L Clark said Collins shot Holpaay and then died by his own hand. No charges filed or requests noted.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Bertha Holpaay
Pittsburg
Worland
Zack Collins
Pleasanton
H. L. Clark
la Gygue
Linn County
Stacher
Collins
Aldrich Criticizes Speculation in Bank Financing
The text notes Mr. Aldrich declaring that the split of speculation should be eradicated from management of commercial loans. He urges that Morgan and international bankers be restricted from underwriting securities beyond U S public matters.
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Morgan Company
Aldrich
United States
Lawy er s as Indians in Los Angeles March 17
Testimony cites inherent beliefs of full blood Creek Indians regarding laws and courts. Quileton W Holbrook, former Oklahoma attorney, offers reasons for differing answers in Jackson Barnett case. Barnett, deemed wealthiest Indian, faces government suit over $550000 restoration to his ex wife Anna Laura Laws Barnett. Treasury receipts show March activities with balances and duties.
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Los Angeles
Quileton W. Holbrook
Oklahoma
Jackson Barnett
Holtrook
Barnett
Hin
Anna Laura Laws Barnett
Barnett Byer
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