Budget crisis in Washington flags looming deficit
Washington observers warn the fiscal year will close with a deficit surpassing 1.75 billion dollars. Congress debates revenue options including a sales tax and higher income taxes, while economy cuts are expected to trim only a few hundred million. Democratic leaders resist Hoover reorganization and fear public exposure of plans ahead of late February votes.
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William Bruckart Washington
Treasury
Congress
Harrison
Mississippi
Representative Rainey
Tlinois
Hoover
Political reorganization debate frames executive power shift
Republicans entertain little opposition to Democratic plans for shifting or abolishing government units. They label reforms as a Democratic project and warn the restructuring will be complex. The article notes many agencies arose from bipartisan efforts and warns of job losses and political pressure in any eliminations.
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Senate
House
Washington
Question of Jobs and the difficulty of reorganizing
The text discusses how job preservation blocks large scale reorganizations aimed at cutting government expenses. It notes the political risk to lawmakers who support reforms, cites Hoover's executive orders under the economy act, and describes Senate reactions led by Senator King of Utah. It cautions that reform will face conflicting pressures as different changes appeal to different factions.
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Hoover
Congress
King
Dem
Utah
Reorganization Talk Faces Tax Reduction Doubts
The essay argues that reform likely won t significantly cut taxes as functions once started tend to persist. It notes subsidies for mail and veterans benefits fuel resistance to cuts, while highlighting hurdles for the new Home Loan Bank System and its slow launch amid opposition and state legal gaps.
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Home Loan Bank Board
Woestern Newspaper Union
Simple rites mark Calvin Coolidge burial in Plymouth
Cal noir Coolidge lies at rest in Plymouth Vermont beside ancestors after simple funeral at Edwards Congregational church. Mrs Coolidge arranged unpretentious service staying at home The Beeches as family and dignitaries attend and reflect on his sudden heart attack death.
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Plymouth
Calvin Coolidge
Vermont
Northampton
Mass
Coolidge
United States
Albert J. Penner
the Beeches
Grace Goodhue Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Career milestones of Calvin Coolidge through 1933
The record traces Calvin Coolidge from born July 4 1872 in Plymouth Vermont through education at Amherst and law study in Northampton. It covers political rise from Northampton council to mayor then Massachusetts senate president lieutenant governor governor and U S vice president and presidency including Harding succession and Coolidge’s 1924 election retirement and death in 1933.
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Plymouth
Black River Academy
Ludlow
St. Johnsburg Academy
Amherst College
Northampton
Mass
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Massachusetts State Senate
Senate
Massachusetts
United States
Warren G. Harding
Calvin, Jr
Government Data Network Drives Trade Growth
The Department of Commerce acts as a national clearing house for facts and figures aiding commerce and industry. It distributes timely reports to newspapers, radio, and cable, enabling exporters to adjust to market conditions and policy changes, with mixed views on spending yet a case for continued support to boost wealth and tax revenue.
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Department of Commerce
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Commerce Reports
Washington
Vienna
Austrian National Bank
Greece
Hungary
Turkey
Romania
Great Britain
France
Italy
Seaboard
Department
Congress
Treasury
Western Newspaper Union
Wellsmen Heroism Near Vancouver End in Tragedy
A Seattle area well digging crew faced danger as J A Winston was lowered into a newly dug well near Vancouver Washington. He called for help and perished after losing grip on the rope. Arthur Ames attempted rescue and also died from the deadly gas. The Nevada tragedy narrative lauds seamanship and radio operator bravery amid crime and graft.
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Vancouver
Wash
J. A. Winston
Arthur Ames
Winston
Nevada
Madison
Portland (Oregon
Look Who's Here Chocolate Cascarets Debuts New Flavor
An old favorite candy laxative with a new flavor joins the lineup alongside the long running product under the slogan They Work While You Sleep. The advertisement notes continued use of the familiar campaign for both versions.
Generally Do Experts Skim Introductory Lines Quickly
An expert reader can deftly skip lengthy introductions and focus on core content. Techniques include scanning for topic sentences, identifying key names and dates, and using contextual cues to grasp the main point without parsing every line.
Consistency: A Jewel and a Potential Burden
The saying marks consistency as a valued trait and a risk of tedium. It notes balance between steady reliability and dull repetition in practice and life. It suggests thoughtful pacing to keep efforts effective without stagnation.
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Southland
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Nation
Joseph Bukosky
Beeches
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Smith
William Bruckart
Clearing House
Northrop & Lyman Co., Inc
Buffalo
New York
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