New York City shifts from Walker era to McKee leadership
A sweeping change in New York City politics unfolds as Mayor Joseph V. McKee replaces Jimmy Walker. McKee cuts his salary, trims two million in payroll, breaks a printing monopoly, and pursues lower borrowing costs. Elyria notes Msgr. James A. McFadden’s elevation to Auxiliary Bishop, praising his service and ties to the community.
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Schrembs
City Budget Cuts Spur Calls for Gas and Electric Surveys
The 1933 city budget reduces expenditures including salaries while allocating seven thousand dollars for gas and electric surveys. Council seeks unbiased, competent investigators to present facts on rates and ownership, aiming to inform rate decisions amid private versus municipal ownership debates. Companies are urged to cooperate if surveys are fair and fact based.
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Today in History and Anniversaries Feature
Today s anniversaries honor poets Ariosto Mistral and Dvorak and figures like Hamilton Sage Pumpelly and others born in Syracuse Owego Cleveland and more. It lists birthdays of U S Senator Elmer Thomas Governor George Dern and others with dates and places, ending with a horoscope noting feminine degrees and encouragement to cultivate character.
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Wiliam T. Hamilton
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Russell Sage
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Raphael Pumpelly
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Walter C. White
Cleveland
U. S
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Greencastle
Ind
George H. Dern
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Dodge County
Nebraska
Howard Sutherland
West Virginia
Kirkwood
James V. McClintic
Congress
Bremond
Tex
Reginald Wright Kauffman
Columbia
William W. Jacobs
Siegfried Sassoon
Man Merrill Plans Retirement Amid Air Plane Era
PLANES MAY FORCE RETIREMENT OF MAN MERRILL Wisconsin report notes Gus tave Goetsch plans retirement as air planes threaten his varied careers from teamster to horse-drawn bus company to livery and garage owner. At 65, rising auto use ends his second career.
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The Silent Observer Corrects a Rhetorical Snarl
The prompt presents quotes: I’d rather lose, said the candidate, than to win by fooling the voters. That gold digger can sure make a man’s bank account look sick. She believes in capital punishment when she meets a capitalist.
Today’s Storyette and Laugh Lines From The City
A collage of humorous verse and social quips features a playful married life metaphor, civic dreams of Jim Smith’s generosity, a digression on fashionable but impractical attire, and a mock epitaph. It closes with satirical lines on politics and industrial revival. Distinct folks and locales pepper the items.
Step is to mend your ways in this cereal tale
A humorous piece notes Junior’s noisy cereal habit provoking a protest asking not to eat loudly and questions why the noise continues. It also remarks on a government attempt to borrow sixty million dollars, quickly met with 347,16000 in offers, illustrating money seeking confidence even at low rates. The fragment also includes quips about a film director, a tombstone dealer, and a widow’s remark about a departed husband.
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