Roosevelt eyes stronger control over markets amid speculation
President Roosevelt plans new legislation to curb violent market fluctuations and push federal supervision of stock and grain exchanges. Administrations officials say a detailed action plan will accompany renewed exchange regulation efforts, with input from Commerce officials and discussions with Richard Whitney. Public debate centers on separating investment from speculation and whether price ranges should be limited by margin controls.
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Special Administration Committee
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Richard Whitney
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University cuts fraternity living costs in Iowa City
The University of Iowa reduced fraternity house expenses from about 539 dollars per member monthly in 1930 to roughly 38 dollars. The savings stem from eliminating many dances and house parties and buying food and coal more economically, reflecting a strained mood across campus.
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Old-Timers Dance Set and Halloween Parties Across City
A jumble of dance listings across venues with oct events. Edgar Brehm, Buddy Hancock, Siress orchestra, and others perform at various halls including Culebra Road area and Texas Hotel Navarro. Halloween dances planned, prizes offered, odds and ends of schedules and admission notes appear throughout.
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Negro in Court Faces Death Chair for Murder
The trial of James Woolfolk centers on a July 4 killing at Magnolia Terrace. Prosecution says Woolfolk lured Mrs. Cabble to Apartment K, struck her with a pipe, and killed her. defense contends the confession was coerced.
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Ernest Pawel
Lfe
Weather and Treasury Notes Mixed OCR Fragment
Partial weather data lines with precipitation, tides, moon phases, and light times interleaved with Treasury receipts figures. Mentions dates, times, tides, lunar events, and a brief note about a legal advisory from Detective Randolph in a separate criminal case segment.
Farm strike turns deadly in Dane County
A Dane County Wisconsin farmer, Gundar Feiland, died after being shot by a convoy occupant during a farm relief protest near Madison. Theodore Weber, 29, remained gravely injured after a beating by pickets trying to drive a truck through a line. Minor clashes reported elsewhere in the state as creameries and milk plants close under strike pressure.
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Rioting in Palestine Kills One and Wounds Dozens
At least one person died and 45 were wounded today as two new riots erupted in Palestine. British troops and police moved to quell Arab demonstrations against Jewish immigration across Haifa, Jaffa, and other towns, with curfews imposed and reinforcements readied in Cairo and Egypt.
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Texas Pediatric Society Meets In San Antonio
Baby specialists from Texas gathered in San Antonio for a one day conversion of the Texas State Pediatric Society at the Gunter hotel. Deans from the University of Town will lecture on child nutrition and congenital syphilis. Clinics are scheduled for the afternoon with a luncheon and banquet for visiting specialists. Local pediatricians will conduct the afternoon clinics. Jane Novle will assist with a properly phrased Situation Wanted ad. Broadway and Fifth Street announcement.
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Ford Battle Sparks White House NRA Code Clash
Washington reports a shift in policy as the administration leans toward prosecuting conspicuous code violators. Ford Motor Co faces possible gov contract exclusion. Johnson and Roosevelt back a tougher stand while seeking code harmony across industries and retail pricing rules amid a broader NRA enforcement push.
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Corpus Minister to Deliver Sermon at City Church
The Rev. P. M. Freeman, visiting pastor of Furst Methodist Church of Corpus Christy, will preach a sermon at the City Hotel Methodist church. The event draws parishioners and local residents interested in spiritual addresses and community worship.
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Nevada bond votes stir tax debate on property rights
Beverly Wills notes odd ballot system in Nevada where property owners and non-owners vote separately for public money questions. She points out critics say state can take property without representation while excluding non-taxpayers from property decisions.
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Domestic gold price hits new high despite London drop
Washington reports a domestic gold quotation at 81.82 per ounce, a six year high, while London gold declines to 30.57. The dollar firmed to 9.69 per pound. Paris franc moves, and U.S. seeks to curb gold hoarding with prosecutions and stricter mint controls to ensure freshly mined gold is offered for the government price.
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Derby WA end bleore court amid walkathon delay
A hearing on the Derby WA walkathon appeal was delayed Saturday as judges and attorneys gathered in the big courtroom. The event, sponsored by Alumna Post No. 2 American Legion, has stretched into the 600th hour with nine couples and three idle partners still in the endurance race amid ongoing legal disputes and police actions.
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Oil Company Pays $10,000 To Public School Fund
AUBOTN Oct 36 1 Payment of 10251 by the True Oil company in past due bonus and rentals on West Texas land belonging to the public Jrep School fund was announced by James V. Alfred attorney general. Today's payment brings total collected in past due bonuses and rentals to about $260,000 with about $940,000 more pending. Allied sold totes in Blue Bonnet Hulls now offered for sale at 400 to 600.
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