Roosevelt and Senate Oppose Cash Bonus Payment
Washington January reports say immediate payment of the 2 billion dollar cash bonus faces strong opposition from the administration and Senate. Experts expect a new bonus bill next session, but a Roosevelt veto is likely if passed, as he argues payment early would disrupt the budget. The political climate favors fewer veteran votes this term, with broader support unlikely in the 74th Congress.
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Washington
Gel
American Legion
Senate
Roosevelt
Hiscoanoke
Politi Greene
House
White House
DHL
Finance Committee
Congress
River Bed Hay Crop Disputed
In Tupperka Kansas the Arkansas River bed hosts a growing hay crop this fall. The state classifies the river as navigable, giving the state title, while nearby landowners claim riparian rights. Farmers have moved herds onto the river bed to feed, raising disputes that courts may resolve as fall rains may affect the crop.
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Arkansas River
Ansay
Veteran Wright Patman Leads House Support for Payment Plan
The passage notes veteran Wright Patman will head the effort in the House to secure payment. In the Senate the bonus block is expected to be driven by Arthur Robinson of Indiana, who has been re elected, and Patrick McCarrin of Nevada.
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Omothe
Wright Patman
D. T
Senate
Arthur Robinson
R. Ind
Patrick McCarrin
Nev
Rockefeller Funds Window Restoration Stirs French Cathedral
Paris report says John D. Rockefeller Jr. balked at restoring Cathedral of Charities windows. Officials cite that French stained glass from the 13th century is so perfect that any restoration must match the original to the naked eye. After months of study, a secret 13th century staining method proved unattainable, and a French artist faced technical hurdles. Rockefeller remained concerned over authenticity and cost.
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Paris
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Bureau of Fine Arts
Rockeler
Cathedral of Charities
Chartres
France
Fapetts
Goote Gmee
Kefelior
New York
Hockefeller
Vnbee
Inscription Link Ties Indus Quest to Alexander the Great
In Calcutta a British officer Captain E H Cobb found a Sarada script inscription in Hund indicating a shrine statue of a queen named Ramesvali Deva. The text notes king portrait statues were common until the 7th century AD, with earlier finds near Vutra and Va malakeshms, Kanishka statues also uncovered.
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Calcutta
Indide
India
Alexander the Great
E. H Cobb
Hund
Alexander
Indus
CA Pale
Htund
Udattrinthe
Kabul
Captain Cobb
Sarada
Kamesvali Deva
Vamalakeshms
Kanishka
Secret past eludes grasp. offer to withdraw project
A figure declares that all wealth could not compel the past to reveal its secret and graciously withdraws the project, signaling a retreat from pursuit of hidden also.
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Hag Project
Currency war continues as silver drive deepens global tensions
Babson Park Mass October 26. President Roosevelt’s dollar devaluation last January failed to end the currency war as cries in Germany Austria and the silver nationalization by the United States ripple through markets. The United States buys silver raising world prices and draining Orient markets, threatening deflation in China and potential disruption to Japan if the Chinese dollar slides. Gold bloc nations resist, risking further devaluations and instability as currency ties fray. The piece argues a broad US led stabilization and a global bi metal standard are needed to revive trade and avoid further disorder.
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Babson Park
Mass
Roosevelt
Germany
Austria
United States
China
Shanghai
Japan
Great Britain
Manchester
Grate Danger LS
Washington
Commierce
Question suspect in burglary case questioned and released
Police yesterday questioned four suspects in the burglary of the Earl Lance home at 519 Park Place. The theft included a top coat suit coat vest hat and $16 from pant pockets while trousers were taken from his bedroom. The man was later released. Seven barrels of grape juice spilled on West Street after a vehicle driven by Joseph Viga of 211 East Voris Street Akron turned over in a ditch. Walter Gasser of South Amherst reported his car license 204 600 stolen from Third Street after leaving his keys in the vehicle.
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Earl Lance
Park Place
Lance
West Street
Joseph Viga
East Voris Street
Akron
Walter Gasser
South Amherst
Third Street
Fractures Thumb of Robert Marsh in Football Incident
Robert Marsh aged 14 of 119 Longford Avenue was treated yesterday at Memorial Hospital for a fracture of his right thumb sustained while playing football.
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Robert Marsh
Longford Avenue
Memorial Hospital
AutomobilA Stolen In Avon Report By John Bock
Avon sheriff reports theft of a car license 198 467 by John Bock. The vehicle was taken in Avon Babsonchart. The note also states the year over year change and a 28 percent shortfall from normal.
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Automobila
John Bock
Avon
Sheriffs Department
Babsonchart
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