Economy 15 His Plea Dfield Shows Waste of U S Funds
Secretary of Commerce highlights wasteful spending and retrenchment in the economy while urging continued aid to trade with Latin America. The annual review commends consular officers and special agents for gathering business development data and outlines future investigations of industries to be pursued.
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Dfield
U. S
Erolte
Conmer I
Ferae
Mit
Gover
Stytal Ymarager
Redfield Report on Government Spending and Trade Policy
The Redfield plan argues retrenchment is counterproductive and that money should be saved by studying needs and how they are met. It urges permanent occupation of Latin American markets, disinterested investigations to boost industry, and expanded federal inquiries into tariffs, price maintenance, and corporate efficiency to support United States prosperity and global trade.
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United States
Congress
Bureau of Corporations
Department of State
Roth
Ferrar
President urges Congress on national defense and sea trade
The President addresses the Sixty third Congress urging continued defense while stressing safety through trained citizen soldiers. He calls for development of sea trade and natural resources, and supports a pending shipping bill to open trade routes with public investment before private capital. He urges nonpartisan duty and rapid action by both houses.
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Congress
America
Urges Rules for Greater Safety at Sea
A Senate speech urges completion of a safety at sea convention and emphasizes accepting the international accord ratified by Germany and Great Britain. It also highlights the urgent need to survey and chart Alaska and other coasts with adequate vessels and equipment to prevent ship losses and improve navigation.
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Credita
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Alaska
Must Be Ready to Aid Europe In Crisis War
A addressed call amid wartime disruption urges the United States to prepare to aid Europe by supplying essential goods and services to neighboring regions and nations. It stresses that production and trade are affected, and the U.S. must mobilize resources, energy, and distribution to meet new demands and support global stability.
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Europe
Not Ready to Mobilize Our Resources
A speaker warns the nation is not ready to mobilize its resources. He cites stalled merchant marine growth, unutilized water power, and restrictive laws. Two House-passed measures to unlock national resources and promote power generation seek urgent Senate action.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Self Government for the Philippines Senate debate
A Senate debate extols a bill for greater self government in the Philippines while urging swift passage. The speaker argues liberty and justice require action now and warns that without ships and a reliable merchant marine the nation cannot build trade or transport goods efficiently.
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Senate
Philippines
Open Trade Routes Amid Lessons From Rail Subsidies
The speaker argues for a new transportation plan, recalling the rail subsidies that spurred scandals yet acknowledges their necessity. They propose an alternative approach to develop roads and routes to prevent lag and long waits in development.
Thrift and Efficiency in Expenditures
A historical speech argues that government economy is essential yet must not curb growth. It urges careful task assessment, clear accounting for every dollar, and strategic efficiency to maximize returns while expanding public activities.
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United States
Vital Questions of National Defense and Readiness
The speech argues that extravagance, not expenditure, harms national defense. It questions what being prepared means, noting we can defend ourselves without conscription and that peace should not divert citizens from essential duties. It emphasizes prudent, economical policy and safeguards for national priorities.
U S Not Threatened From Any Quarter
I speak plainly and avow my convictions about America and its people. We are at peace with all the world and see no threat to our independence or territorial integrity. We will live as we choose and let others live too, a true friend to all. CONTINUED ON BEIGHTH PAGE
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America
Congress
Atl
Real Act Attack Plans Tax Change for District Relief
Washington lawmakers Ben Johnson of Kentucky and Solomon F. Prouty of Iowa push identical bills to overhaul the District of Columbia tax system. They seek annual full valuation, removal of tangible property limits, and a staged funding plan that exhausting local revenues before Federal support, with amendments to the District appropriation bill under consideration.
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Ben Johnson
Kentusky
Solomon F. Prouty
Iowa
Thane
Tro Lapdara
John‘son
Prouty
Johnson
Br Prouty
Congress
House
Fellows
District of Columbia
United States
Treasury
Nominates Westerners for Federal Posts
The President nominated William Goodyear of Pullman Washington for receiver of public moneys at Walla Walla Henry P Andrews of Red Bluff for register land office Sacramento California and Frederick M Hedger for register at Walla Walla Appointments made in recess were sent in for confirmation Charles Campbell Jr of Virginia secretary of legation at Berne H I Kern Jaws attorney general of Porto Rico George Hampton of Bridgeton New Jersey internal revenue collector for the First New Jersey district I C Cemings Richford Vermont customs collector of the consolidated district of Vermont
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William Goodyear
Pullman
Wash
Walla Walla
Henry P Andrews
Red Bluff Register Land
Sacramento
Cal
Frederick M Hedger
Congress
Charles Campbell, Jr
Virginia
Berne
Kern
Jaws
Porto Rico
George Hampton
Bridgeton
Internal Revenue
Flrst
New Jersey
CONSERVATION HEARINGS SET ON TWO ADMINISTRATION BILLS
The Senate public lands committee will open hearings today on the first of two administration conservation bills passed by the House. The measures would develop water power on public lands through leasing and authorize exploration for coal phosphate oil gas potassium and sodium under similar rules. The President urged quick enactment saying those bills reflect a genuine policy of use and conservation.
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Senate Public Lands Committee
House
Senate
Department store theft ends before alarms catch thief
Detectives assigned to department stores worked the scene after Mra R I T Tewls of 301 F street northwest reported a $6 pickpocketing in a department store elevator yesterday. The thief fled prior to discovery of the robbery as shoppers moved through the holiday aisles.
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Mra R. IT Tewls
F Street
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South America
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Teo
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J. M.gidding
Fifth Avenue
46Th Street
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Shoreham Hotel
Washington Post
Cumberland
Guy Leamer
Hollidauysburg
Hardware and General Stores
Triangle
Standard Oil Company
Washington, D. C
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Richmond, Va
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