Taft Proposes Five Point Budget Cut Plan
Robert A Taft of Ohio delivers a five point program to balance the federal budget within two years in a Chicago Bar Association address. He calls for eliminating bureaus, reducing employees, reorganizing relief housing and agriculture, ending local public works grants and federal subsidies, and banning favorites in Army and Navy estimates. He says revenue could reach about 7 billion dollars if followed, and warns higher taxes may be needed otherwise.
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Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Odta
Rossevelt
Gudaed Amin
Republilesin
Chicago Bar Association
Presiden Merete
Ledster Bonifire
Tate
Pliny
Army
Navy
Taft
Congress
Shates
Fencral
Generalities in Budget Debate Draw Democratic Critique
Washington reports reveal Democratic colleagues criticizing Senator Tatt for vague budget hints described as generalities. Senator Wheeler called the remarks baseless, noting both parties in four decades have claimed broad principles of government.
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Washington
Tatt
Toeary
Wheeler
DsMont) Sahd
Ehumeralia
Teachers College Head Convicted on Misfeasance Count
Dr Charles S Millon, president of Slavery Rock State Teachers College, was convicted for the misfeasance and malfeasance in office in handling college affairs and property after a state motor police probe found irregular disposals. Co-defendant David W. Ketterer was convicted as well.
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Butler
Chales S Millon
Slavery Rock
College Barsasr
Cherges
Noted Figures Comment Amid Political and War News
Noted figures including Lesue Hore-Belisha Betty Mehwar secretary and Senator Carter Glass weigh in on cabinet shakeups and honors. Berlin reports 25 poles bound for England seized by German forts after stopping a Swedish vessel Konung Oscar at Riga port. A heavyweight birth in Udine is noted with prizefighter Carnera linked to the event.
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Lesue Hore
Mermans
Berlin
England
Thy
Oskar
Stockholm
Riga
Latvia
Trade Treaty Fight Delays Argentina Talks In Congress
Washington. Negotiations for a trade agreement with Argentina were suspended, shifting focus to extending reciprocal trade treaties. Western farm and meat interests oppose, fearing tariff removal on canned meats and wool. The fight likely opens Monday as Rep Doughton schedules a three year extension bill and public hearings start next Thursday with Secretary Hull as the first witness.
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Washington
Buenos Aires
United Stats
Qupta
Argentina
Congress
Chile
Represmiathe Doughton
N. C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Boughton
U S and Uruguay Trade Talks Follow Break in Treaty Talks
Washington reports the United States plans reciprocal trade negotiations with Uruguay after failing to reach a treaty. Details from official quarters indicate ongoing discussions as key issues are unresolved. Eveline Nesbit, former Broadway darling, underwent surgery at Knickerbocker Hospital in New York. Her condition and illness were not disclosed. Nesbit, once a prominent figure in early 20th century nightlife, has been performing in Brooklyn and the Bronx.
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U.S
Uruguay
Washington
INS
United States
Ronting
Yena
Ofticlad
Eveian Nesbit
New Yoas
Evels Nesbit
Horey
Knickerbocker Hospital
Mite Nesbit
Brokalyn
The
Bronx
Jackson Day Dinner Aims for 700000 Fund Goal
National Democratic officials announced plans to raise about 700000 at the Jackson Day harmony dinner to cover a 214000 deficit and back the presidential nomination drive. The event will be broadcast by radio to link multiple rallies, with speakers including Vice President Garner and others as Democratic leaders push for a strong fundraising showing nationwide.
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Washington
Sun
Saii Oliver A. Quayle
Dry National Committee
Son
Aatveg Teguly
Roosevelt
Feodera
Senate
House
McNary
Oregon
Austin
Vermont
Martin
Massachusetts
Hamer Cummings
Robert H. Jackson
Cleveland
Wallace
Des Moines
Paul V. McNutt
Raleigh
N. C
Bankhead
Boys Prevent Wreck Of Munitions Train In New Jersey
Two brothers Emery Chettl 26 and Anthons 14 spotted a broken tail wall on a curve near the Raffin Arsenal and flagged an 18 car Pennsylvania train carrying munitions and inflammable material, preventing a possible disaster. The broken wall, believed caused by a colt, was discovered yesterday, and the brothers were credited for averting the wreck.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Itan Arsenal
Maininn
Emery Chettl
Anthons
Rarfien Arsenal
Powell the super sleuth weds third bride in Nevada ranch ceremony
Hollywood reports 47 year old film sleuth Wallen Powell honeymooning at a Nevada ranch with his third wife Diana Lewis a 21 year old daughter of L C Lewis of Asbury Park New Jersey. The couple wed at Hidden Well ranch near Las Vegas in a small ceremony as Powell returns to detective roles after recent films.
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Holywood
Wallen Powel
Nevada
Diana Lewis
LC _ Lewis
Asbury Park
N. J
Clady
Nickey Rooney
Powell
Miss Lewis
L Onty
Miss Lewla
Hollywood
Teu
Justice of the Peace
D. Hickman
Las Vagay
New
Edna Hest
Herbert Marshall
Nat Wolfe
Miss Beat
Marshall
Maxine Lewis
Larry Leeds
Francs Lederer
Mudio
Malon
Carole Lombard
Jean Harlow
Miss Loubard
G man staff doubled in Miami area upheaval
Washington reports Hoover investigators accuse Miami area police with criminal records and corruption. Twelve more women ordered to Florida to aid racketeering cleanup while officials link gambling and prostitution to rising gang activity. Hoovers staff warns Chicago and New York rackets plan to infiltrate Miami.
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Washington
UPI
J. Edgar Woovee
Federal Buseau
Trvestiention
Adans
Rodheya Hoodscene
Frank Murphy
Toone
Florida
Tyhors
Miami
Attee Nls
Baltimore
Hie
New York
Chicago
Bors
Schwab Died a Poor Man as Old Fortune Fades
Pittsburgh January reports say Charles M Schwab died September 18 in New York City. Executors plan to file accounts within six months. Pennsylvania and Cambria County authorities found no trace of his former property, with his great Lereto estate tied to his wife and not accessible. Executors include Edward Schwab and Enripo Trust Co in New York City.
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Charles M. Schwab
Schwab
Andrew Cartraglo
New York City
Fiivacd Schwab
Pennsylvania Heonse Department
Schwaab
Cambria County
Pennsylvania
Schiwab
Lereto
Cambela County
Hee ‘Ail
Jett
David Barry
New York
Edward Schwab
Barry
Enpiro ‘Trust Company
W. A. Mitewell
Carnegie
Thomson Works
U. S. Steel Corporation
Sinnt
Bethlehem Steeltation
Congress Sets Memorial Day Observance for October 1
A Polish officer credited with aiding resistance is honored in a proposed Washington observance. The bill notes Pulaski’s contribution to national defense and designates a memorial day, with dates tied to local historic figures and regional events. The discussion references Savannah and Georgia locations and a national day of remembrance under consideration in Congress.
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Congress
Pulaski
Washington
Jostiutz Puland
Colotites
Farm Parity Cash on Hand For This Year
Washington reports no new parity payments in the Agriculture Department appropriation, delaying aid until summer and fall. Officials say $225,000,000 of last year’s parity funds will be distributed to cotton, wheat, corn, rice and some tobacco producers, with eligibility limited to those in crop control programs. Parity aims to match farm purchasing power to the 1909–14 period, and December prices show cotton and tobacco below that level while wheat, rice, and corn vary.
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Washington
Jan
Congress
Agriculture Department
Roosevelt
Onlelats Aaid
Bayley
Honeymoon Courtship Sparks Public Fuss In New Hampshire
Juliet and George Lowther wed after a publicized romance. The bride Eileen, a 19 year old socialite, eluded her parents by train and plane from New York to marry in a ceremony performed by Justice Delton. Parents opposed the match and sought habeas corpus to halt arrangements, while the couple began a private honeymoon at the Eastern Stones inn.
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Orth Conway
Naty
Jan
Eieon Herrick
George Lowther
Eileen
Styaln
New York City
Tie
Eastern Stones Inn
Fileen
Watter
Jersey Senator to administer oath for Col. Foran
New Orleans reports Senator Alfred E. Driscoll was to come today to administer the oath as president of New Jersey's Senate to Col. Arthur Foran, 67, one of three persons injured when an army observation plane crashed near the airport Thursday night.
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Nult
Gatie
New Orleans
Jersy
Alfred E. Driscot
Senate
Col
Arthur ©. Foran
Transparent Fish Without Eyes From 100 Ft Well
Transparent fish without eyes were pumped from a 100 foot well near Curra Missouri. Harrison Carrell, farm owner, described specimens that appeared years after the well dried. The two to three inch fish surface briefly, resembling catfish, with bones visible in sunlight. The well taps a six foot underground stream.
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Curra
Jon
Harrison Carrell
Walter
H. 1
Langston
Senate panel approves Jackson as attorney general
Washington January six approval came from the Senate Judiciary subcommittee after a brief session. Senator King led the group voting yes with Neely Miller and Wiley joining, action taken without hearings as Roosevelt’s nominee moves toward full Senate confirmation.
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Senate
Jackson
Washington
Roosevelt
Robert N. Jackson
Frank Mureah
Supreme Court
Murphy
King
Neely
DW. Va
Miller
D-Ark
Wiley
Ravi
Norris
Ind-Neb
Roorevelt
Reds Ratify Trade Pacts Amid Soviet Diplomatic Moves
Moscow reports Tass confirms three year trade pacts with Bulgaria and China, plus talks with Japan. Agreements promise extended trade and most favored nation terms, with Bulgaria to export pork hides rice tobacco and roses while receiving ferrous metals oil products and chemicals. A naval shipping plan between Odessa and Yaron is noted but terms remain undisclosed. The China deal includes radiations and mantains normal relations, with negotiations likely to finish after Wednesday.
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Bovlet Lusala
Bulgaria
China
Japan
Tass
Traaid
Russia
Obacco
Odessa
Yaron
Black Sea
Comissar
Vyacheslau Matotol
Shikao Matsushima
Stotkhola
Paul Emile Nagelar
Paris
William Seeder
Alian Ambascador
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Arthur
Chivago
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Lowther
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Wfe
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Valifornia Institute of Technology
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