Budget and Bonus Dominate Washington Finance Outlook
Washington faces a busy fiscal calendar after the turn of the year with debates over the federal budget for the next fiscal year, the veterans' bonus, and the Supreme Court's AAA ruling. Analysts expect potential deficits if relief spending and interest rates stay high, while RFC pressure hints at lower rates and renewed monetary policy debate as appointments to the Federal Reserve Board await Senate approval. A London woman offers donkey rides from a passenger automobile display as a quirky note amid the coverage.
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Breakdown of statesmanship delays utility settlement
The writer argues that the electric utility regulation crisis stems from a failure to treat the industry as mixed good and bad elements. He claims the president’s all‑or‑nothing approach worsened divisions, hindering negotiated reform. He urges resuming talks from 1934 to craft amendments acceptable to enlightened utilities and avoid prolonged recovery delays.
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Northwest progress in forming planning boards praised
Washington dispatch reports national resources committee lauding Pacific Northwest strides in local planning bodies. It notes 75 percent of residents live in areas with commissions and counts over 1,000 population. Most regions show active commissions, but have yet to entrench effectiveness and coordination.
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Britain braces for new arm strength and Eden warning
Foreign observers noted Britain plans to raise its armored strength with Tantry units into machine gun and file battalions. Eden's appointment was seen in London as a sharp warning to Italy, signaling Britain’s push for oil and other sanctions if Mediterranean nations back London in case of an Italian attack. Milan offered no official comment, while Paris feared a wider war and hoped for prudent British leadership amid a shifting balance in Geneva.
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Wheat pact provisions expand to five percent buying mandate
The pact requires annual wheat purchases equal to at least five percent of domestic consumption. Exact Dutch bushel figures unavailable, but the share is said to rise notably from prior pact sales. The State Department notes Netherlands tariffs are low enough not to block trade, yet emergency controls limit American imports.
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World's Richest Man of India Aids Empire and Treasure
Report on the Nizam of Hyderabad, ruler of about 14.9 million subjects, whose wealth is estimated from 2.5 million to 50 million a year with 250 million hidden in vaults and 2 billion in precious stones. Describes frugality, philanthropy, and lavish ceremonies, including a 1906 wedding parade with elephants, a secret treasure cave, and a vast entourage of 50 motorcars and 300 courtiers.
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Negotiated US Netherlands trade concessions list
The document outlines Netherlands concessions in the administration's foreign trade program. It covers tariff reductions on a wide range of imports including cotton, minerals, lumber, foods, machinery, tobacco, and chemicals, with notable cuts up to 80 percent for certain Dutch products and broader quota adjustments affecting many goods.
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War danger in Europe as Eden and Mussolini clash
The article outlines rising war tension in Europe tied to Mussolini and Eden. It notes Eden's possible use of strong-arm tactics and the impact of Italy Britain standoff on global conflict, detailing East Africa debates, sanctions, and potential alliances shaping a broader crisis.
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Snow blanketed a vast area from Wichita to Washington and Atlanta with varying depths. Regions including Virginia Kentucky Tennessee Northern Georgia and Northern Alabama reported widespread snowfall. Washington recorded its first ground cover of the season as frigid air settled in after a brief warm spell.
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Training to Prepare Late Highway Patrol Members in Helena
Assistant Patrol Supervisor Beck announced a two week training for late Highway Patrol members at Helena. The program will cover everyday problems, minor offences, dangerous vehicle violations, livestock emulations, motor carrier rules, and occupation law. Noted speakers and night classes with Helena physicians will enhance fatef aid demonstrations and broaden enforcement scope.
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Driver hurled from car in rumble stops deadly crash
Vernon Ribach riding in the rumble seat of a heavy rondoter hurled the driver William Brown Stewart to his death after the car sped about 70 mph and failed a turn at a bridge ramp in Portland. Passenger Paul Peset, 23, was seriously injured.
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Blind Senator Dies From Hurts
The article recalls the death of Senator Behali, once blinded by an accident in 1907, who later became a fierce critic of President Roosevelt. His early life included a farm near Grand Rapids, running away to join a circus, selling papers in Chicago, and practicing law in Minnesota before blindness ended his career.
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French seaplane spans Atlantic to reach Fort de France
In Ort de France Martinique on December 23 1947 the large French seaplane Lieutenant de Vaisseau Paris completed a successful Atlantic crossing landing in the harbor after a flight via Natel and Brardl.
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Former Opera Star Sophis Brosiay Dies at 43
New York reports Sophis Brosiay, once a Metropolitan Opera star, died at her home after a long illness spanning two years.
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