Morgenthau forecasts gold profit to cut debt in long term
In his first speech since taking office Morgenthau said the treasury expects a gold profit of 2.8 billion dollars to eventually reduce the national debt. The profit arises from a fixed gold value shift and would flow back to revenue streams as avoided costs and asset increases. He outlined related budget projections and noted the stabilization fund holds much of the amount.
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Momngenthau
Treasury
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Rock Sea Key
Morgenshau
Congress
Morgenthau
Johnson and Richberg Dispute Over NSA Control
In Washington, officials dispute control of the National Structural Authority while President Johnson calms the storm and delays a final decision. The codes of the NRA are being reorganized into 42 classifications to improve efficiency and economy, reducing codes from GS? to about 290 and grouping related interests together.
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Hag
Donald Richberg
Secretary of Labor
NSA
Washington
NRA
Timpordilly
Johnson
Procuvaing
Tood
Lex Tiles
Aeuther
Uti
Cuba Trade Pact Promises Benefit to Administration
The proposed reciprocal trade treaty with Cuba is expected to aid the administration in the congressional campaign. It marks the start of a series of trade agreements and faces approval amid sugar and tobacco industry concerns. Domestic producers fear duty changes while supporters argue for protective quotas and broader tobacco and cigars limits under Castilian terms.
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United States
Cuba
Cuta
Tobieco
California Gubernatorial Race Sees Sunlight in Primary
Pion Sisclair a Socialist turned Democrat seeks the California governor nomination. He faces George Creel ally Tustun S Wardell and Milton K Young with Sinclairs plan to end poverty via seizing defunct enterprises. Merriam and Johnson gain renomination as counterparts in a crowded field.
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Pion Sisclair
California
George Creel
Tustun S Wardell
Milton K Young
Sinevik
Sinclairs
Trank VY Merriam
Hiram W Johnson
Commonwealth
George Fe Wickpatrick
Cole L Blease
Olin ID Johnston
Spirtansburg
Drys
Democrats
Misalsstopi
Whetter
Theodore Bilba
Hubert Dpd Stephens
Senate
Prince George to wed Princess Marina of Greece
Prince George of the United Kingdom announces engagement to Princess Marina of Greece daughter of Princess Nicholas. The couple met in London five years ago and grew close at the summer home of Prince Ernst of Juxtasia. He is 32 and cultured. she studied in Athens Paris and London and speaks several languages.
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Virian
Greece
Tondon
Prince George
Marina
Liinca
Nicolas
London
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Eau
Jucoxtasia
Ce Ree
Vearly
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Sehrolk
Varge
Athens
Faris and Tendon
Federal Power Commission launches nationwide power survey
The commission begins a national survey to map power resources and needs. Vice chairman Pasil Manley says data will help Congress judge how to supply Americans with dependable energy at low rates, balancing hydro and other sources across public and private plants. The questionnaire targets all private and municipal plants and asks for plant locations, reservoirs, engines, substations, proposed hydro sites, and operating costs.
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ORM
Federal Power Commission
Pasil Manley
Manley
America
Agricultural Adjustment Plans for 1935 Proposed
Officials outline emergency phase completion with simplified controls. Proposals include a 10 percent acreage cut below 1930 32 base for some regions and 15 to 20 percent reductions for others. Targets mention production ranges and specific crop adjustments to regulate supply and prices.
FOLLINSON Salary Controversy Raises Questions on NRA Lead
The text alleges Tsltai Follinson declined sacrifice of private business to lead the NRA on a salary of 0000, then claims his government job would require retirement. It further reports an alleged July 1 raise to 15000 a year by order of President Roosevelt, prompting scrutiny.
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NRA
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Roosevele
Prica
Fife
Senator Sehall Fights Roosevelt on National Press Service Claim
Minnesota Republican engages in acrimonious dispute with President Roosevelt over alleged plan to replace the Associated Press Hearst and United Press with a government run press service. He asks for "facts" and hints at exclusive government control, while critics call for accountability and transparency.
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He Thomas
Senate
Minnesota
Roosevelt
Chilef
Sooneyvelt
Sehall
National Press Service
Hearst News Service
United Press
Hinis
Nate
Housing Administration Explains Repair Loan Credits
The Federal Housing Administration promotes repairs and remodels for homes and property through bank and government backed loans. It outlines loan amounts from 109 to 2000, repayment terms up to three years, and eligibility including property ownership and good credit.
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Ledeel Housing Administration
Ee Corpetitisan
Confprmng Savings Bank
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Bevini
Housing act aid may fund home repair loans
Notice explains that under the act eligible homeowners may obtain a conditional loan from the Home Owners' Corporation which has created a reconditioning division. Local banks will advise where to apply for assistance.
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Toin Corpuitin
Soir
Safeguards for Investment and Contractor Selection
A long OCR passage blends home repair advice with historical anecdotes and political notes. It lists steps to hire reliable workers, avoid later defects, and guarantee work quality. It also touches on unrelated international figures and events, including aviation and politics, in a jumbled, fragmented manner.
Government to fund strikers during ongoing walkout
The government is urged to financially support striking workers for the duration of the stoppage. A Federation representative says public funds could cover wages during the strike, noting the possibility of more strikes if payrolls are borne by the state.
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Associated Preas
Harry L Llopkins
Railroads Seek Large Freight Rate Increase
A rough, OCR fragment argues railroads should raise freight rates by 1.7 million to reflect government policy and cover costs. It urges higher pay for workers including conductors engineers trainmen yard crews and other staff.
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Tack Wallers
Democratic figures circle around party leaders and fundraisers
The article notes the Apeimerian Liberty league seeks support from former Governor Al Smith to aid John W. Davis on the Democratic ticket, with Smith described as heart and soul though his availability questioned. A former Democratic cabinet member remarks on Roosevelt’s political strength and the timing is tied to events this fall.
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Apeimerian Liberty League
al Smith
John W. Davis
League
Bird able to foretell good and bad seasons
London Tit-Bits reports naturalist O G Fike on wild birds predicting weather. A western Australia bower bird allegedly adjusts its egg clutch from two to three based on expected food supply, and shifts nesting effort with seasons, implying advanced environmental forecasting.
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O G Fike
London
Western Australia
Privilege of Peers in Punishment If Hanged or Beheaded
A fragment notes that peers could claim special privilege in death penalties. It mentions wages as a split of sixpence and a nobleman’s head severing costs, noting beheadings and hangings with implied exemptions. The torn text references executioners and a silk cord method and ties to Tit Bits humor.
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Iyshuin
Crazy Water Crystals Promise Relief From Neuritis
An advertisement promotes Crazy Water Crystals claiming mineral water benefits for rheumatic pains arthritis neuritis and related ailments. It markets home use crystals from Crazy Water Co Mineral Wells Texas and cites large savings versus imported mineral waters with a standard box priced at $1.50.
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America
Suroope
Crazy Water Co
Mineral Wells
Texas
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