Tax Revision Tariff Faces Lower House
Washington April 12. A huge legislative program faced the lower house including tax and tariff revision and many appropriation bills. Republicans controlled the house with Speaker Gillett and Leader Mondell guiding, while Democratic ranks diminished by retirements and illness.
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Washington
House
of Representatives
Harding
Frederick H. Gillett
Massachuetts
Tank W. Mondell
Wyomin
Ames R. Mann
Illinois
Champ Clark
Missouri
Claude Kitchen
Northarolina
Cwomen
Finis J. Gartt
Tennssee
James F.yrnes
South Carolina
Edard W. Poll
Meyer London
Repubian
Park Board Urged To Safeguard City Parks
J. H. Leonard told the city council that a park board should be appointed to oversee the parks. He said vandals were stealing trees flowers and dirt, diminishing the parks’ beauty.
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J. H. Leonard
Agriculurists Convene in Washington on Farm Policy Talks
National farmer groups led by the American Farm Bureau Federation the National Grange and the National Farmers Union gather in Washington to draft legislative proposals for agricultural development. They seek better markets for surpluses via potential tariff revision cooperative marketing and Muscle Shoals nitrogen plant funding while reviewing immigration highways and broader farm measures.
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International News Service
Washington
United States
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
National Farmers’ Union
Farm Bureau Federation
National Agricultural Societies
National Agricultural Forum
Middle
Europe
Congress
Orhef
Cabinet
National
Agraculturds Organization
Farm Bureau
The
Agricultural Association
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee River
Ala
Local resident loses bonded whiskey stash during police search
In Martins Ferry Ohio on April 12 a resident moved bonded whiskey from his home to an alley after police searched nearby houses. While owner and officers searched the house several people had observed his actions and removed the cases before he could restore them.
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International News Service
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Parcel Post Bill Consolidates Third and Fourth Class
The bill introduced by Chairman Steenerson of the house post office committee consolidates third and fourth class mail into parcels post. Parcels post rates will apply to seeds bulbs cuttings roots scions and plants weighing eight ounces or less at one cent per two ounces, continuing existing rates.
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Washington
House
Steenerson
House Post Office Committee
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