Rivers Pledges Major Spending Cuts to Save Schools
Gov. E. D. Rivers pledged to reduce non essential government expenditures to keep Georgia schools and health programs going. He warned that without funds, public schools could close and public health services shrink, calling for an allocation based system and overhead cuts with state leaders and business experts to audit and recommend further savings.
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Weather Forecast for South and Southeast
Weather forecast notes fair conditions across South Carolina Georgia and Florida through tonight and Wednesday. Slightly cooler interior northeast portion tonight and slightly warmer northern portions Wednesday. Coastal winds trend gentle from the northeast and east.
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Roosevelt seeks Senate quick action on Douglas Supreme Court nomination
President Roosevelt moves to confirm William O. Douglas to succeed Louis Brandeis on the Supreme Court. Western senators mostly wary but no one pledges opposition. McNary and Barkley anticipate swift approval. Discussion grows on SEC leadership and possible staff promotions. Douglas sent to the Senate. Brandeis seat vacant since February.
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Treasury reports March income tax intake meets estimates
Washington March 21 The treasury announced it collected 473 122 052 dollars of income taxes in the first 20 days of March fulfilling budget estimates. Collections were about 30 percent lower than last year due to a business recession that reduced 1938 income on which first installment payments were due March 15. The treasury would not state March expectations but an internal estimator suggested about 425 million dollars would suffice for budget needs.
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Hitler Reaffirms Ties With Mussolini On Czechoslovakia Move
Berlin reports Hitler sent a personal letter to Mussolini confirming Axis coordination over last week's Czech dismemberment. Attolico met Hitler and Ribbentrop while Memel's status and possible next moves were under discussion. No Soviet protest response had been received and the United States had not yet lodged one.
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Britain and Soviet clash over halt Hitler move
A London dispatch notes Britain and the Soviet Union debating a six power approach to halt Hitler's expansion. British officials insist any plan must wait for a conference while signaling strong Western resolve.
Wagner proposes nationwide health legislation by Wagner
Senator Wagner introduces a bill proposing 92 million dollars in federal grants for states next year with varied matching based on resources. States would decide eligibility and scope, potentially creating sickness insurance and expanding public health, hospital, and disability programs particularly in rural and slum areas.
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U S Refuses Legitimacy of Nazi Protectorate
Washington reports that a United States note to Germany declares there is no legal basis for Hitler's protectorate over Bohemia and Moravia. Officials anticipate possible further action and study the central Europe developments while Morgenthau downplays inflation fears from gold influx.
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Amendments to Wagner Law Studied
Washington March 21 the senate labor committee delayed hearings on proposed amendments to the Wagner labor relations law to next Tuesday. Senator Borah said the CIO asked for more time for peace talks with the AFL and negotiations would resume Friday. General sentiment favored giving negotiators more time to settle.
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Present Farm Program Must Stick Wallace
Secretary Wallace told the House agriculture committee that the present farm program must be retained to help agriculture gain from improving business conditions. He noted the 13 month old law has shielded farmers from the world slump and domestic downturn, and predicted farm income could rise toward the 1937 level as the economy improves.
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Council weighs police car bids and auditorium issues
City Council session lasted about two hours with bids opened for a new police car. Four bids were read, none acted on yet, with actions postponed two weeks. Discussions covered auditorium hoist needs fuel options water cooler drains and licensing of street signs.
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