House Panel Proposes NLRB Budget Cuts and Overhaul
A House committee urges cutting the National Labor Relations Board budget by around 38 million to 42 million dollars for the next fiscal year. It proposes eliminating the Agency’s VeA ce division, reducing trial examiners, and slashing staff as part of a broader labor department funding plan. The report notes overstaffing and calls for staffing reductions across the board to align with expected workload and savings targets.
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Pari Mutuel Ban Approved At State Fair In Syracuse
In Western New York, the State Fair at Syracuse lists Wild, Saratory as one of three upstate tracks. A Senate Finance Committee report notes $400,009 in revenue to watch the Slats and that machines will be allocated for the State Fair and county fairs. Proposals include $23 for show expenses.
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Alyeady
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State Fair Mutuel Betting Contested Amid Revenue Debate
The article details Republican and Democratic clashes over mutuel betting at the State Fair, including state revenue projections, opposition from key figures, and legislative maneuvers. It cites Lehman, C. D. Martin, J. Rannigan, and others, noting plans for licensure and potential abolition of certain juries, with broader budget and highway funding context.
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New York City
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Budge
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Hull-Farley Ticket Talk Revival Sparks Debate
Fragmentary report notes revived discussion around Hull and Farley ticket prospects, while references to the President and potential support for Mrs Rageevelt emerge. Text hints at internal party tension and speculative candidacy, with unclear names and actions due to OCR errors.
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Gamer Fortes
Parevey
Farley
Parley Mends Fences in Massachusetts
In Boston on March 21, James Farley sought to unify Massachusetts Democrats behind his bid for the presidential nomination. Patrick A. Deyla of Springfield hailed Farley’s stance and suggested a slate to include President Roosevelt, reflecting regional support for the nomination effort.
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Ethel Barrymore Takes Peeress Role In Play
Ethel Barrymore enters a new role in a play by Sheehan Apston, with Vincent Sinelmi’s collaboration on the project. The production, produced by Guthrie Machin, marks Barrymore’s first significant stage turn in years as she brings a complex character to the stage after a series of public and personal changes.
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Enys
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Two British Liners Leave On War Duty
Two British liners departed for war duty amid foggy seas and unclear reports. Observers note hull scraping and curious exchanges as crews evacuated Boston bound ships while authorities seek confirmation of passengers and cargo amid tensions.
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Government rebuffs plan to sell liners to United States
Shipping Minister Sir John Gilmour rejected a proposal in the House of Commons to sell the trans liners Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary to the United States to raise funds for British purchases overseas. He said the government would not consider the suggestion.
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Opera Stars Barred From Philadelphia Benefit Concert
Two famed opera stars scheduled for a Philadelphia benefit for Chinese hospitals were barred by the Actors Union. Philadelphia Orchestra manager Hart McDonald said the union’s action forced cancellation deemed a last minute move amid controversy over committee charges. Leopold Blokewski was slated to conduct the symphony program.
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Reich Paper Prints Russian Edition in Berlin
The 21 CUP edition of Reich Paper prints a Russian edition from Berlin with four pages devoted to decay and items on Russian roaming. The issue includes articles and many advertisements arranged to evoke tension.
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Moreh
Movrier-Zeitung
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Hamlin Reappointed to Allegany Park Board
Allegany State Senate yesterday confirmed the appointment of Hamlin and George Byroll to the Allegany Park Commission. Governor Herbert I. Loh mur announced the slate after heated debate over the strong, well rounded case for service.
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Allegany Park Board
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