Senate Approves Reorganization Bill Faces House Battle
The Senate narrowly passed the Reorganization Bill amid administration pressure. The measure must move through a hostile House committee where objections to expanded executive power are likely to trigger battles. Critics urge exemptions for the comptroller general and seek checks on presidential power. Senator Donahey condemned the dictatorial trend while Bulkley shifted positions. Ohioans urge consistent courage and vigilance as House action looms.
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Senate
House
Vic Donahey
Bulkley
Antidotes To The Gloom In The News
A reflective column highlights small positives amid global and domestic troubles. It notes Rockefeller grants against yellow fever, a Swiss inventor’s fast rail concept, Washington’s blooming trees, and a growing transatlantic air and mail service race with two million dollars in subsidies. It also mentions eye tissue transplants and scholars earning honors as examples of uplifting items offsetting pervasive gloom.
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Europe
United States
Senate
Rockefeller Foundation
Washington
Atlantic
Post Office
Commerce Departments
Jameline Venture
Canada Budget Surplus Offers Lessons for Americans
Ottawa reports a balanced federal budget with a sizable surplus, a rarity for Canada after years of deficits. The piece highlights a revenue mix dominated by sales and income taxes plus a profitable post office, contrasts railway ownership debates, and warns against government ownership of rail lines while noting Canada’s restraint and fiscal prudence as a model for Americans.
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Canada
Jts
Ottawa
Dominion
Canara
Post Office
Canadian National Railways
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National
Worthy Elyria library appeal aids rural schools
Rev. GA Brown of Elyria appeals to readers to donate books and magazines for an Elyria Unit of the Faith Cabin Library to be sent to Willie Lee Buffington for distribution to Negro rural schools in the South. The program, supported by white and Black locals, costs little and yields great returns.
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GA. Brown
Elicia
Elvrians
Seads
Willie Lee Buffington
Southland
Brown
Buffington
Roosevelt era rail labor fights stall long term plan
The article details private clashes between Carl Gray of Union Pacific and John Peller of the Executives Association over transportation reform. They pressured that layoffs under Roosevelt’s plan be blamed on government, not carriers, while debates shift to I C C subcommittees and parliamentary maneuvers. A broader fight over patronage and federal appointments inflames Congress, with tensions rising over a Gilbertville dam appropriation and T V A proposals.
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Carl Gray
Union Pacific
John Peller
White House
Mr. Gray
Roosevelt
Gray
Messrs
Splawn
Eastman
Mahiffe
Washington
Anniversaries and historical notes span centuries
Today in history recounts notable births and deaths including John Tyler born 1790 in Virginia and Isaac Wise born in Bohemia. It also notes events such as the 8240 Battle of Horseshoe Bend and the Wrights of Columbus charter, with scattered references to 19th and early 20th century figures and dates.
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John Tyler
Virginia
Harrison
Greenway
Rich
Mond
Asif
Isaac M. Wise
Cincinnati
Rabb
Hebrew Union College
Bohemia
Imran
Frank Leslié
New York
England
Tan
Barr
New Hid Leys
Ars Agate
Harles EK
New City
Enginsar
Aurora
Noy
Ed Dine
Pss
Ate Torney
Baltimore
Isti
George Ho Locke
Tom
East York
Horseshoe Bead
Ala
Vera Crag
Mexico
John Tiay
Columbus
New Haven
Conn
Pio
Robert B
Ogland
South Pole
Amundsen
Rodust
Paris
Bible Readings and Christ’s Call to Truth
A devotional passage reflects on John and Jesus telling the Jewish leaders the truth and the difference between seeking power and seeking a kingdom of righteousness. It notes the stubborn blindness and Christ's patient, demanding love aimed at waking hearts, with a hope priests turned to faith after.
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John Reboog
Jesus
Abrahams
Abraham
God
Father
Germany Withdraws Dr Einstein's Citizenship in 1834
The report notes Germany revoking the citizenship of Dr. Einstein in 1834 as part of state actions affecting notable individuals. It records the official move and context within the period's nationality policies and public records.
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Germany
Dr. Einstein
Today’s birthdays from the nation’s notable figures
Famed anthropologist Pr Ales Hrdlicka of the National Museum Washington DC was born in Bohemia six years ago. Isabel Lary Anderson of Washington and Brookline MA and Luthor born in Boston 62 years ago. James W Allred of Bowie TX born 14 years ago. Actor Warner Baxter born Columbus OH 47 years ago. Professor Eugene Savage muralist born Covington Indiana 3 years ago. Dr H Spencer Jones Britain’s astronomer royal born 48 years ago.
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Ales Hrdlicka
National Museum
Washington, D. C
Bohemia
Lary (Isabel) Anderson
Washington
Brookline
Mass
Luthor
Boston
James W. Allred
Texas
Bowie
Tex
Warner Baxter
Columbus
Eugene F. Savage
Yate
Covington
Ind
H. Spencer Jones
Britain
Today's Horoscope Guides Children Toward Focused Training
A fragment discusses children rushing toward a dogged path, praising proper training to build strong minded individuals who navigate the world by self discipline. It asserts success comes from controlling turbulence and submitting to training, noting the piece is copyrighted.
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