Economy bill moves near crisis in Congress
In Washington May 2 the economy movement in Congress nears a crisis as the session contemplates further cuts. The $200 million national economy program is set aside briefly while battles resume, with the Senate’s stance on the interior bill and labor department supply cuts under scrutiny. Debate centers on saving totals around $97.7 million so far, possible further economies, and the president’s power to reorganize government agencies. The House aims to vote on amendments, and leadership plans party conferences to reconcile department bills, as thousands of federal workers face 10 percent cuts.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
House
Senate
Justice-Commerce- Labor
Atate Department
Jeaners
Ayus Aupetul
McDuffie
Alabama
Garions
Snell
Leeder Snell
New ‘York
Hoover
Senate On the Interior Biu
Gholrman Burns
Tennessee
Nervous Headaches Relief Advertisement
An old style ad promotes Capndine for nervous headaches and warning headaches. It claims quick relief from head pains and calming effects with dosing sold by the dose. The copy emphasizes faster action than tablets and powders and lists available sizes and vendors.
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Headarlea
Age Return to Duty Here and War Aces
Department of Arthur Finsterbrook, one of eight war aces left in the army, reported at Randolph Field. He recently completed a Philippines tour after serving at Kelly Field and as adjuant of the Air Corps Training Center. He earned the Distinguished Service Cross and oak leaf cluster for a 1918 St Mihiel mission and a 1918 October fight near Vaucouleurs, France.
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Arthur Finsterbrook
Randolph Field
Philippines
Kelly Field
Air Corps Training Center
Duncan Field
Ralph EB. de Bastro
St. Mihiel
Exermont
Varcones
France
Easterbrook
Erwin, Pliot
Head-Hunters Seek Eyes of Airplane
Richard Halliburton of Memphis told associates in New York via Manila cable that Dayaks of Borneo, famed as head-hunters, were intrigued by their first airplane and curious if it carried coins or cargo during a world voyage broadcast from Manila.
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New York
Borneo
Copa Richard Helliburton
Memphis
Io New York
Manila
Massie Massie A Gag Plea In Hawaii Pardons Bill
A congressional pardon bill for four defendants convicted of manslaughter in the Massie case was introduced in the U S House. The measure asserts federal sovereignty over Hawaii and grants full pardons for Lieut Thomas Massie Mrs Granville Fortescue Albert O Jones and E J Lard for the offense tied to the Massie lynching case. A separate bill to curb hung juries in Hawaiian cases was favorably reported by Senate territories committee. The retrial plan hinges on Mrs Massie testifying with likely start within two weeks. The defense and prosecution dynamics center on who handles the case and whether Kelley will prosecute.
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WPI
Massie
House
Crisp Demosat
Georgia
Crisp
United States of America
Hawaii
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Thomas
Granville Fortecue
Albert O. Jones
E. J. Lard
Joseph Ka- Dahawal
Honolulu
Senate Territories Committee
Onolulu
Thalia Massie
John ©. Kelley
Horace
Ida
Henry Shang
David Kakal
Ben Ahakeulo
Joseph Kehrnawal
Thomas Hy Maasie
Mosele
Granville Porlescue
Lord
Robert Bell
New York
Kelley
Harold Kay
Army
Navy
Bell 4
Chronse Darrow
Af Defense Counsel
Oil Theft Arrests Target East Texas Field
East Texas officers, aided by the National Guard, prepared to arrest 18 men tied to by pass oil thefts in the Gladewater area as Gregg county grand jury probes the case. Investigators report a large scale scheme moving crude to refineries in Waco Dallas Eagle Ford and Chalmette and involve railroad workers and a deputy railroad commissioner. The probe spans seven months with by pass methods lowering well pressure and triggering bond actions set at 750 dollars.
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Texas
Col. 4. & Davidson
East Texas
Davidson
W. Hurat
Gregg County
Gladewater
Pithet
Rusk County
Gregg County Trand Jury
Rusk County Grand Jury
State Railroad Commission
Railray
EB. M. Dan
Jels
Henderson
Paxton Gray
M. C. Torbert
Cladewater
J. Thauwrris
Center
L. M. Harris
Gray
Daniels
Harris
Waco
Dallas
Eagleford
Chalmette
National Guard
Taylor
RK. S. Sterling
Smith Demands Daniels Resignation Over Rail Commission
AUSTIN May 2 Lon A Smith railroad commissioner urged E M Daniels resign as railroad checker at Henderson after Daniels was arrested in a probe into alleged theft of oil funds. Smith said he advised ey Swift supervisor for the rail way and commission at Henderson to report to the commission any railroad employees under suspicion of graft or wrongdoing.
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Austin
Lon A. Smith
Texas Railroad Commission
E. M. Daniels
Henderson
Enal Texan
Daniels
Smith
Luthey Swift
Commission Ab Henderson
Allroad Commission
Stabilization of Dollar Pushed by House Democrats
House Democrats move to thrust the gold bills through with a rule suspension enabling the Federal Reserve Board and Treasury to use 9 billion dollars to stabilize the dollar. Eugene Meyer, governor of the Federal Reserve, opposes the measure which would limit debate to 40 hours and prohibit amendments.
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House
Washington
Maya
Jeaders
Goldsborough
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Eugene Meyer
Garner Eyes California Delegates To Save Dem Party
California party leaders urge Garner candidacy as only solution to avert a split in the Democratic ranks. Roosevelt and Smith contest the state’s delegates, while East Coast leaders warn of a party disaster if either wins. Week’s primaries include Rhode Island, South Dakota, and Alabama with Roosevelt and Smith alignment shaping the nominating race.
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Louis Seibold
John N. Garner
Golden Gate State
Garner
Gerner
Smith
Roosevelt
California
Gewerally
New York
Rhode Island
Soth Dakota
Alabama
Mlaim
Tone A
Wille
Byrd
Newis
Ned
Miter
Ritebie
Rile Tequiras
Aeleantes
Rob Tie Roosevelt
Ant - Roosevelt
Niready
New Orleans Club to Stop Over in City on Monterey Trip
A group from the New Orleans Club will pass through the city en route to Monterey on a goodwill journey. They are scheduled to arrive in the morning of July for a short layover of two to three hours, with Porter Whaley of the chamber of commerce assisting.
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New Orleans
Antonis
Monterey
Mynt Maru Sinks After Collision Near Shantung Coast
The Japanese freighter Mynt Maru of 872 tons sank off the Shantung coast after a collision with the Kirinmari. Five crew members were missing, and one more was reported missing as rescue efforts commenced.
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Datren
Manchuria
Shantung
Abolition of Fee System Foretold by Judge McCrary
Judge W W McCrary delivered the charge to the Ninety-fourth district court grand jury predicting the legislature will be compelled to abolish or readjust the fee system. He urged jurors not to act as collection agents for complainants and warned against broad use of robbery by assault charges. The grand jury, led by foreman John Williams, will meet for the next five weeks.
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W. W. McCrary
Ninety-fourth District Court
Grand Jury Mondry
Midge McCrary
Algo
Jovers
Sefrain
Sssault
McCrory
John Williarfis
George R Brenner
HR. E. Kingston
Johar J Kuna
E. R. Lorne
Beh Schwegmann
James F. Todd
K. E. Tocronee
George Tuttle
Alex P. Villarel
Lee G. Wieging
Charles N. Wuen
Grand Jury WI
Appointment 5 Held Up In Washington Hearing
The Senate judiciary committee sent back to the subcommittee the nomination of Judge James H. Wilbergoah of Chicago for circuit bench promotion. Chairman Norris noted the delay allows further hearing for Donald R. Aichberg of the Railway Labor Executives association amid opposition to Wilbergoah. Borah leads the subcommittee after a close vote that favored confirmation. Aichberg alleges malicious attacks and seeks further opportunity to testify.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
James H. Wilbergoh
Chicago
Elrcuit
Norrin
Donald R. Aichberg
Railway Labor Executives’ Association
al Capone
Senstar Borah
Tolino
Congress Schedule Highlights For Monday News Brief
The day’s congressional agenda includes Senate action on miscellaneous legislation and a Finance Committee session on revenue revisions at 100 am, with Judiciary considering nominations at 11 am. In the House, Ways and Means continues hearings on bond issues at 10 am, while Agriculture examines press matters at 10:30 am.
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Senate
Finance Committee
Fevenus Hill
House
San Antonio Opens Caverns as Tourist Draw
Costade Caverns in San Antonio, hailed as a premier Southwest cave, opened to the public Sunday four miles from Doerne. About 1100 visitors toured the underground rooms as officials, business leaders, and military personnel attended dedication ceremonies.
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Costade Caverns
San Antonio
Doerne
Army Officlala
Sundsy
J.T Hickman
Boern
H. H. Ochs
Ray Leeman
Arthur Pfell
Alfred W. Rohde
C. &. Whichell
Porter Whaley
Col. Rogers Brooke
Dick O. Terrell
E. Wi, Wifer
Albert Maverick Jr
F. Ly Hillyer
Jack W. Beretin
John T. Wilson Jr
Bud May
C.K. Howland
Gars
Canada
Mexico
Frank Nicholson
Movie tax plan shifts exemptions amid house debate
In a continued session the committee altered a theater tax bill, raising a 19 percent admissions tax but exempting 45 cent tickets and above while cutting the noise exemption to four cents. An attempt to exempt baseball admissions failed. Brewers wort levy rose to 15 cents a gallon, bond stamp tax increased, and Olympic admissions were exempted from the 10 percent motion tax amid further debate.
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van Viet
Senator Reed
Republican
Pennsylvania
Une
Los Angeles
Shortridge
California
Fire sweeps 17 homes and stores in Saint-Pelicien
A blaze in Saint Pelicien Quebec destroyed 17 homes and stores before firefighters brought it under control early today. Early estimates put the loss at about 300000 dollars. Furniture and equipment were offered in Light Classified Miscellaneous ads.
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Pelicien
Quebec
M—Wyre
Youwg Beer
Nurite claimed safe relief for rheumatic pains
An ad touts Nurite as a quick safe remedy for rheumatic pain sciatica and neuralgia, claiming it does not narcotics nor harm children. It urges readers to buy from druggists with a money back guarantee and promises rapid, painless relief for the sleepless and pain-racked.
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Horn
Nurite
Nuria
Asia
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