Congress Should Be Focal Point For Monopolies Fight
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General Jomer S. Cummings urges new anti trust legislation to harmonize laws with modern needs. Assistant Attorney General Robert H. Jackson says current statutes inadequately curb monopolistic trends and criticizes court interpretations of the Sherman and Clayton Acts. Roosevelt aides consider amending the licensing bill to broaden monopoly controls.
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Secret Senate session previews arms ship plans
The Senate Commerce Committee, in a secret hastily called meeting, weighs government subsidies for twenty heavy duty tankers costing 3 million dollars each to bolster preparedness. Members from Maritime Commission and admirals hear the plan while neutrality critics fear U.S. entanglement.
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Coat Stolen From Car Outside Local Restaurant
R W Hignett of North Ridgeville reported a gray top coat stolen from his locked car before 4 30 A M Saturday. Police said the door was opened by twisting off the handle while the vehicle was parked in front of a local restaurant.
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Wild bison from Wyoming challenge Toledo handlers
Two wild bison from a herd of 100 shipped east are proving hard to manage for local cattle men. They refuse weighing and must be fed by remote control, and they show defiant behavior. Cattle handlers hope time will provide a solution to the problem.
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Comeau Bay approves liquor referendum vote tally
In Comeau Bay Quebec the 40 residents holding ballots rejected prohibition by a 24 to 0 vote after 24 ballots were cast. The new paper town on the Lower St. Lawrence records a clear stance against prohibition.
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Senate and House Bills Differ on Farm Program Debate
Washington January 3. Congressional conferees clash over three farm program principles in the Senate and House bills. Key issues include how payments are distributed for cooperation in crop control and how stringency and sectional interests are balanced for wheat, corn, tobacco, cotton, and rice. The fight over parity payments, a Pope plan for $50 million to boost low base allocations, and carryover rules for wheat fuels talks. Final enactment could slip to Feb 15 without harming this year’s program.
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Rising prices in France hit fixed incomes hard
Inflation in France strains households with fixed incomes as costs of living rise, affecting pensioners and wage earners who rely on stable monthly budgets amid a shifting economic landscape.
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Hawaii Dairy Experts Find Bean Feed From Roba Trees
Dairy scientists in Hawaii report a solution for feed shortages: beans from native roba algae trees can sustain cattle, maintaining both herd health and milk quality during supply cuts.
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