Debt paid by silver transfer noted in world affairs
The piece highlights a $10,000,000 British silver payment to the United States and explains how silver dollars may differ in value from bullion under the currency law. It discusses the World Monetary Conference and shifts in Congress and inflation, with a nod to Dr. Hu Shih and self examination as a remedy for modern troubles.
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United States
Great Britain
Uncle Sam
Secretary of the Treasury
England
Roosevelt
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
India
British Commonwealth of Nations
Republic
Andorra
San Marino
Danzig Free State
Monaco-Monte Carlo
New York
Central Park
Iceland
London
Savannah
Hu Shih
China
America
Peiping
Powers Granted President
Extraordinary powers granted in the first session of the 73rd Congress to President Roosevelt include control over industry to fix wages and hours, license systems, and directives for relief and public works. It outlines monetary, tax, labor, and resource actions, and proposals such as a TVA and Muscle Shoals completion.
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Congress
Board of Directors
United States
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee River
Muscle Shoals
Ohio Mc Cooks Provide Fourteen Soldiers in Civil War
Two families of the fighting Mc Cooks led by Maj Daniel Mc Cook and Dr John McCook supplied fourteen soldiers from Ohio to the Civil War effort.
Printing and Engraving Services Advertised by The Sun
All kinds of printing and engraving obtainable at The Sun office at reasonable prices. The brief notice promotes affordable printing options and suggests convenient access at the newspaper office for customers seeking custom work.
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Sun
Arkansas as Model of Modern Business Administration
The Baltimore Sun praises Arkansas Governor J. M. Futrell for a reform surge that cuts state expenses, abolishes boards, and overhauls government. It notes tax cuts, reduced university funding, and a constitutional amendment limiting future appropriations to curb legislative waste.
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Nation
State of Arkansas
Baltimore Sun
United States
America
Bilbo
Mississippi
Huey Long
Louisiana
Pa” Ferguson
Texas
Alfalfa Bill Murray
Oklahoma
Arkansas
J. M. Futrell
Judge Futrell
Arkansans
Futrell
Independence
New York Trends Span Food To Fashion In City
In New York canned rattlesnake meat and wire fish brooches gain notice while a single acre farm on Manhattan disappears. Card shufflers sell well as Winter Garden retires to a beer garden. pulp magazines shrink from 70 to 30 titles. Charles Nelson leaves prize ring to join church. Fifth Avenue fashion previews draw crowds as street cleanliness gains notice.
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New York
Charles Nelson
The
United Christian Church In
Governor's program gains heavy support in Legislature
The governor faces strong public backing for his reform plan, with admiration from lawmakers cited as a key influence. The Legislature is swayed by the broad sentiment and respect the governor commands, shaping the political climate around his program.
Robinson touts administration record and better business
Sen. Robinson of Arkansas praised the administration for meeting pledges and advancing toward results. He cited a 25 percent cut in government expenditures, balanced budget progress, and swift congression al action on farm relief unemployment aid water power and financial protections as evidence of improved business and cooperation with the executive branch.
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Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Congress
Gas Utility Tax Burden Seen For Consumers
The text argues that gas utilities pay their fair share of government costs but face rising property tax assessments by districts and commissions. It contends taxes are disproportionately rising compared to other property and will raise gas prices, noting about 56 cents of each gas bill goes to taxes, an expense the company cannot control.
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Sun Office
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Goodman
Chick Evans
Gene Sarazen
Whitewright Gin & Ice Company
J. M. Sturdivant
Mgr
Little Old New York
By Charles H. Getz
Manhattan Island
Coney Island
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Riverside Drive
Charles E. Kent
Los Angeles
Kent
Sen. Robinson
Barbee
W. J. Barbee
Agency
Lone Star
Community, A Natural Gas Co. Gas
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