U S Treasury Faces 12.48 Billion Shortfall This Year
The Federal treasury must raise 12.48 billion dollars by January 1 to cover creditors and current expenses at about 37 202 a minute for eight months. New borrowing will fund costs, maturing bills, and prior obligations, with exchanges offered for first Liberty loans and other notes to avoid cash sales.
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Federal Treasury
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Arabian Veil Shown Hazard on Chicago Streets
Mrs Helen Hanania sued for separate maintenance after failing to wear a veiled face due to eye irritation from the handkerchief. Judge Francis Allegretti suggested reconciliation and ordered a month to patch differences. The Sun sells typewriter paper.
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Arabia
Helen Hanania
Moussa
Francis Allegretti
Court
Hanania
Helen
May Day Health Drive Urges Diphtheria Immunization
Dr N Barnett urges a Texas May Day campaign with the slogan Immunize Now Stamp out Diphtheria to cut child deaths. Immunization should start in infancy and can begin after six months at the family physician’s office using diphtheria toxoid.
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N. Barnett
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Texas
Bathing Through History From Crime To Cleanliness
A history of bathing from crime in 19th century Boston to modern plumbing and soap. It notes 1842 Cincinnati water heater invention, Rome’s fall and pestilence, crusaders reviving baths, soap 300 years old, and daily baths with weekly scrubbing. The piece ends with a joke about a man in the Foreign Legion seeking forgetfulness.
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Government May Expand Jail System
The Justice Department proposes a 4 million dollar expansion of Federal jails funded from the public works program. Plans include jails in Kentucky Minnesota Texas and California along with a strong detention building at Springfield Missouri and potential acquisition of McNeill Island Washington. Prison population stands at 14 752 with an increase over last year.
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California
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Springfield
McNeill Island
Wash
Grayson County Poultrymen Seek Aid for Exhibit
The Grayson County Poultry Association asks merchants to support its Red River Valley Fair poultry department by funding larger cash prizes to rebuild a show that matches the fair. They cite county poultry value at 405 600 with detailed figures for eggs, poultry, turkeys and local consumption, plus labor costs. Signatories are Fred T. Chaffin, R. E. Miller and John Kreager Jr.
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Creamy Cheese Sauce Over Toasted Crackers
Melt butter and onion then stir in grated American cheese until smooth. Off heat add milk ketchup mustard Worcestershire salt pepper paprika and the eggs. Return to heat and cook about one minute. Serve over big crackers or toast.
Cheese Noodle Ring Bake with Vegetables
A recipe combines egg noodles cheese breadcrumbs butter pimento parsley onion and eggs. Cook noodles till tender then mix with remaining ingredients. Bake in a greased ring mold in a moderate oven until firm about 45 minutes and serve with vegetables in the center.
Vegetable Soup and Cheese Dumplings Recipe
Vegetable soup with mixed vegetables simmered in butter then water until tender. Cheese dumplings made from flour baking powder cheese and lard mixed with water to form a soft dough and steamed over soup.
How Russian papers handle the news
Moscow readers see police news tucked under Events with no lurid headlines. Reports focus on hooliganism arrests, forged documents, counterfeit bonds, and butter theft, framed by political significance yet welcomed as a break from pure policy and statistics.
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Love Nest
Ravda
Ruling On Mrs Cash Warrant Case Inferred Policy Interest
In a ruling the judge held the policies were not subject to certain claims by Mrs Cash though her interests were noted as contingent. The decision touches on a diversion or change before death and references a surgical dressing using cellophane that made a wound visible while bound.
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Government Can Seize Life Insurance for Federal Taxes
In Denver, Judge J. Foster Symes ruled the Internal Revenue Service may seize and sell a Denver dairyman's life insurance policies to satisfy federal income tax debt. The case orders sale of $42,000 in policies to cover a $56,000 tax claim against H. Brown Cannon.
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Colo
Federal District Court
J. Foster Symes
Internal Revenue Bureau
H. Brown Cannon
Denver Dairyman
Maryland Farmers Sleep in Chickens Houses to Foil Thieves
Report notes Maryland farmers retreating to chicken houses to guard few remaining fowls amid rising thefts. The anecdote highlights rural security measures and local fear of loss during a spate of pilfering.
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Boston
United States Customs
New York State
Hauptmann
Civilian Conservation Corps
Cardus Touted By Texas Woman For Monthly Pain Relief
Mrs. Herbert W. Hunt of Hallsville Texas describes relief from cramps and nausea after using Cardus. She says her health improved, fatigue faded, and pains disappeared, urging others to try Cardus though noting medical consultation may be wise.
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Herbert W. Hunt
Hallsville
Texas
Eemi
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