Long Filibuster Blocks Aid in Debate on Deficiency Act
Senator Long fueled a midnight filibuster delaying passage of a 93 million dollar deficiency appropriation. The plan linked to cotton and wheat amendments faced resistance as Southern lawmakers balked at terms, while funding for social security hinged on quick approval.
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Senate
Lucy Long
Louisiana
Tower Chamber
Twan
Fong
Leadura
Joana
Rob Ingen
Controller Generata
AAA
Wators
Congressional leaders map funding for social security setup
In Washington Roosevelt McCarl and congressional members held a conference on funding from work relief or unexpended balances. They concluded grants for old age aid and blind services cannot be paid from work relief, but administration costs for unemployment and social security activities may be funded, preparing for the new program. Senator Joseph T. Robinson, Democratic leader, noted the Long and buster approach will cause hardship while plans proceed.
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Washinngton
Roosevelt
McCarl
McCart
Aall
Joseph T. Roloson
Protest over government paper mill loans sparks press freedom concerns
A general protest by newspapers against Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans to paper mills highlights fears that government control of print supplies could threaten press freedom. Figures show 400 tons of paper pulp imported annually, with Congress already rejecting an amendment to end such loans. The dispute touches broader U S Soviet tensions as diplomatic notes allege breach of obligations, while Moscow rebuttals stress responsibility for Communist actions and seek peaceful cooperation.
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Qiwity
Nhewsparcra
Reconstruction Financea Corporation
Cha‘t Dian
Jesse Jonas
Congress
Jones
Crogszett Lumber Company
Alabama
House of Representatives
United States
Thussia
Selemn
N N Krestingky
S& 2K
Willan O. Cutlitt
Moscow
Nrestin Phy
Dubbon
Communist Internationale
Centhand
Union of Soviet Socialisg
Soviet Union
Housing agency to back new home loans and debt relief
NFCONSTRUCTION Linance corporation announced plans to aid homebuilding and relieve debt. A $000,000 re questing fund was made available to the RIG mortgage company to buy insured mortgages. Debtor districts may receive loans, with refinanced bonds to lower debt, and companies formed to help property owners pay loans may receive funding.
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Nfconstruction Linance Corporation
Housing Administration
Andy Guil
Jones
RIG
Conpanies
Lares Jones
Representative Taber Predicts U.S. Debt Near 10.6 Billion
Johan Taber of New York on the appropriations committee presents a detailed analysis of New Deal congresses through the current session. He forecasts the national debt reaching about 10.6 billion by July 1, 1930, a figure corroborated by committee chair Jamia J Lu chanan though the latter would not publicly endorse Taber’s conclusions.
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Johan Taber
New York
Chairoun Jamia J Luchanan
Huchanian
Taber
Tiny wages and justice offer return for New York man
The Department of Justice announced that a man from New York, facing federal charges abroad, will not be prosecuted if he returns to the United States. New York state has not pursued additional charges, allowing his safe return from England to face federal matters.
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Tiny Watages
Tvase torcore persona killed by hurricane over Newfoundint
A hurricane swept past Newfoundland causing schooners to sink or double up. The disaster inflicted heavy loss among crews with many fatalities reported.
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Newfoundint
Mussolini vows sanctions meet force if Italy harmed
In a London Daily interview Mussolini warned that sanctions against Italy would be met by the force of the nation. He said Italy would act decisively if the League of Nations imposed penalties over Ethiopia. Laval urged council action to frame Italy’s alleged colonial expedition as a mere operation. The premier claimed Ethiopia must open its interior to benefit civilized states and fulfill Italy’s colonial aims.
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Peewa TR
Mussolini
Granite
London
Bfail
Italy
Ile Duce
Toague
Natonga
Ihly
Trance
Pnd
Milialn
Kewier Laval
League of Nationsé
Jia
Council of the
League
Ene
Laval
Tagland
Mussolltida
Duces
Geneva
Ithlopta
Mussolioia
Marsilii
Ithiopia
Ithlopia
Winant Named Chair Of Social Security Board In New Appointment
Former New Hampshire Republican Joun G Winant is named chair of the Social Security Board. Arthur J Altmeyer of Wisconsin and Vincent Morgan Milka of Arkansas join, with terms nine and four years respectively. Appointments date from August 1. Joseph Marden named to Labor Relations Board, with John M Carmody and Edwin S Smith as other members. Fy Ttosa named to securities and exchange commission.
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Joun G Winant
New Hampshire
Nepublican
Social Security Board
Sir Wimantawo
Arthur J Altmeyer
Wisconsin
Vincent Morgan Milka
Fort Saulth, Ark
Suttle Works Administration
Toa
Winant
Altmeyer
Milita
Joseph Mad Ten
Pittsburgh
John M Carmody
New York
Edwin S Smith
Massachusetts
Jo Fy
Miender
Securitha and
Etchange Ecommisshin
Bern
Teojamin Cotin
Resignation Ends Federal Housing Post Career Move Hints
Ames A Moct LIL resigned from federal housing commission amid plans to return to private business. Stewart AcDonald tipped as successor in Washington. In his letter, Moct cited a slump in licenseable housing activity and noted July building permits up 214 percent in value nationwide, with residential permits up 184 percent and alteration and repair permits up 399 percent.
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Ames
Fideral
Washington
Stewart
Mofett
Bureau of Libor
Executive orders set funds and deadlines for works program
An executive order from the President allocates funds for the works program and requires agencies at all levels to be ready to request funds or proceed with works projects. The plan targets September 12 for funding and October for operational readiness, with centralized direction across departments and emergency agencies.
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Ppncarsons
Lillie Dalla
Lasuad
Addicion
Lds
Legh
Sovermter 1 Ag
Gol
Unclear fragment notes death in New York at age sixty one
Fragment mentions a prominent figure with two years in a certain industry and embassy role. It states a loyal diplomat died in New York at age sixty one. The text is garbled and leaves key names and dates unreadable.
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New York
High Uintah Primitive Area described and explored
The article chronicles the High Uintah Primitive Area from early exploration by a U S party led by a secretary of war era official to its establishment by presidential proclamation. It details CCC camps on Soapstone upper Provo and trail work from Mirror Lake to Scout Lake, road building, and future gateway plans from Moonshine to Brown Duck lakes. It notes scenic features, geologic uplift, watershed connections, and plans for expanded recreation, road access, and fish and game development.
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George II
Dora
Utah
Hayden Canyon
North Fork
Duchesne River
Wasatch Range
Uintah Mountains
Mirror Lake
Liberty Park
High Uintah
Forest Service
Provo
New Deal
Thable
CCC
Soapstone
Ardea
Bali Mountain
Bald Mountain
Balt Lake
Duchesne
Salt Lake
Prove
Tryol Brat
Pasa Hore
BuniMmer
Aga Dienneys Lake
Froglon
Dulch Mountain
Cilbert Peak
Ilayden Peal
Uintah River
Duchesna
Mooninks
Duchesne County
Dead Horse
Anderson
Bie
Ishea
Paki Mountain
Ulatth
Nuchesne
Ma Reantas Do Pours Part Ad Utah Advertisement
A fragmented notice promotes Utah advertising, urging the reader to share the aid with a friend relative or business associate outside the United States. The message appears informal and incomplete, lacking clear details or an actionable deadline.
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Utah
Ue le
HOLC Applications Due In Utah By Sept 14 Deadline
HOLC Utah market announces all HOLC loan applications in the state must be with the legal department by September 14. An epidemic of horse fatalities has slowed in Ada Canyon Gem and neighboring counties, with about 400 horses affected in Idaho over recent weeks.
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Sali
Lake City
Homeowners Loan Corporation
State Walls
Legal Department
Washingta
Utah
HOLC
Boise
Idasa
Idna
Ada
Canyon
Gem
Washingtond Fayette
Telegraphs Across Mountains Bring News To Towns
An old time telegrapher in McCloud explains how messages travel from distant centers, linking Jack Adams and Jeroy Thomas to newspapers along the coast. The piece playfully notes the distance of 350 miles to San Francisco and mocks sensational explanations of personal splits, while affirming enduring friendships.
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McCloud
Caalif
Jack Adams
Elth
Newa
Ithiopia
Mollywood
Jack
Whale city owned by lumber company holds all homes
The piece describes a town where a single lumber firm owns property and sets rents and prices at the company store. Workers have limited housing rights, while prices are kept low. It touches on workers' protests and patriotic rhetoric, ending with a satirical nod to a Communist voice in the crowd.
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Lenin
Kremlin
Whale City
Lumber
Congress Has Gone Home For The Season
The article laments Congress departing Washington for an extended recess until early spring, calling the move poor news and noting it as a permanent retreat from session work.
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Congress
Fragmented OCR Fire Report and Odd Budget Figure
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions a fire being out and furniture moved to a lawn. It cites a congressional spending figure of 10,258,273,028 dollars and 7 cents, with a prompt asking who might have received the remaining cents, reflecting confusion in the source text.
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Congress
San Francisco
Soaminer
Congress Defies President Over World Court and Neutrality
In a charged session the Senate refused U S entry to the World Court and, amid tension, Congress passed a neutrality resolution. It mandated the President to forbid ammunition shipments to any belligerent at war, overriding the President's wishes in the matter.
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Congress
Senate
World Court
Uglow
Sthloj Jan Marau
Khousca
Ithlopian cattle lands eyed by Italians as year ends
A fragment suggests Tthlopian and Missolini representatives seek African and European territories for settlement. It notes Italians already claim much while cattle-rich Ithlopia offers fertile ground. The tone is indignant at perceived losses.
Wartime rhetoric from Mugsolla and Trince
Mugsolla warns other nations to keep hands off Europe or face war while noting Trince avoids war as England digests past conflicts. Mussolini is described as assembling half a million troops for potential action in Europe, signaling readiness for a real war if demanded.
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Mugsolla
Europe
Africa
Trince
England
Sle
Ile
Vigilante attacks organized under central command in California
Report claims a coordinated vigilante force with life watchers and intelligence squads, backed by the American Civil Liberties Union conjunct with allied Communists. A $1000 reward is offered for conviction of any vigilante, who vow to operate openly in broad daylight with public support.
Snowy peaks near the Oregon border rise over fourteen thousand feet
The fragment describes snow covered ranges near the Oregon border, mentioning Mount Shanta at over 14 000 feet and inviting travel to the mountains. It includes unrelated phrases about a blog, a WAL service, and fat radicalis, which do not form coherent factual details.
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California
Oregon
Jelly Making Test For Yes Jelly Off Time To Stop
A historic note explains jelly cooking science using fruit juice sugar and pectin. It contrasts thermometer methods with a drop test where a steady stream from a spoon splits into two lines indicating doneness. Temperature varies by fruit and condition.
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Sheeta
Bureau of Home Economics
Pleasant Milnesia Wafers advertise quick elimination
An advert promotes Milnesia Wafers as a pleasant quick way to cleanse the intestines and relieve gas bloating and headaches. It claims the wafers are milk of magnesia tablets, with dosages on the bottle, and lists price 85 cents and 60 cents or 20 cents for a tin. It asserts physician endorsement and says all good druggists carry them.
Cure for Pimples Promises Clear Complexion
An advertiser claims Cutiura Soap and Ointment cured months of facial pimples. The testimonial says after trying many remedies, the product brought improvement within six weeks and a clear complexion. Sold by Cuthura Laboratories, Malden, Massachusetts, with sample offers.
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Joseph Paradis
Nework City
Cuthura Laboratories
Dept
Malden
Mass
Ady
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