Byrd Calls Senate Budget Cuts Across Federal System
Senator Byrd urged cutting government size by about 10 percent to trim duplications and red tape across thousands of federal bureaus. He cited doubled federal employment and rising deficits, arguing reforms would save millions as President Roosevelt seeks a seven billion dollar budget and Byrd proposes a $700 million reduction.
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Gg Brees
Eee
Secrhe
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Roosevelt
Underwriters Get Stranded Vessel
San Francisco January 4 The Dollar Line announced to date that underwriters face a stranded vessel case amid ongoing delays and insurance implications.
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San Francisco
Child Admits Slaying In West Virginia Mountaintop Home
Beckley WV January 4 A 11 year old Ellicott Ray Schirling and his mother are jailed after Prosecutor Thornhill says the boy admitted shooting his stepfather George Jarrell 60 a coal prospector who died at Charleston hospital The boy initially denied knowledge then confessed claiming he acted to defend his mother The deputy was ordered to investigate further and a hearing may be held tomorrow Neighbors carried the wounded Jarrell down the mountain to reach an ambulance through a mine path
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Jess Thompson
B. F. MclLaughling
Jarrell
Thornhill
Jarrel
Young Elliott
Thompson
Lonely Cabin
Loss of luxury liner President Hoover cited in harbor salvage
The $8,000,000 liner President Hoover ran aground off Formosa in December. With salvage virtually impossible due to continuing monsoons, the Dollar Line will collect insurance and abandon salvage rights. All 453 passengers and much cargo were removed as hull and fittings faced destruction at sea.
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President Hoover
Formosa
Monsons
Dollar Line
Hoover
Line
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue List
Crossword puzzle page listing across clues and numbered entries. It includes fragmented phrases like No 1 across five letters and six letters, plus entries such as 24 Twig 15 Note of the 25 Upon scale 26 Entices 17 Vex 27 Destitute of 19 A fish of the Mediterranean 28 I would 20 Yelp contr. 21 Those to 29 Cavern whom 32 Indefinite money article is paid 34 Note of the 22 Those who scale strike a 85 Expression of surprise 23 End Answer to previous puzzle.
Peggy Ann Landon Senior at Kansas University
Peggy Ann Landon, daughter of the 1936 Republican presidential nominee, is now a senior at the University of Kansas. The photo was taken during a holiday visit to a friend in Wichita.
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Peggy Ann Landon
Peggy
University of Kansas
Wichita
Central Press
Murder Ring Chief Questioned Over US Links
Paris police continue grilling Roger Million alleged chief of a murder for profit ring whose high executioner Eugene Wiedmann confessed to six killings including American dancer Jean De Koven as investigators probe possible syndicate ties in the United States.
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Roger Million
Paris
Eugene Wiedmann
Jean de Koven
United States
Central Press
A Queen Is She Queen of the Vermont Snows
Phyllis McGovern, 19, crowned queen by Gov. George D. Aiken at Jeffersonville Vermont. A Vermont University of Vermont student from Cambridge, she earns the title in a local snow pageant.
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Vermont
Phyllis McGovern
George D. Aiken
Jeffersonville
Miss McGovern
University of Vermont
Cambridge, Vt
Freight Locomotives Plunge 300 Feet in Washougal Tragedy
Two firemen were killed when two freight locomotives, still coupled, plunged 300 feet into a gulley near Washougal Washington. Central Press describes wreckage and rescue efforts amid Northwest flood turmoil.
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Washougal
Wash
Central Press
Bethlehem Putzes Highlight Moravian Christmas Traditions
Bethlehem Pennsylvania celebrates Christmas with traditional putzes. The Nativity and biblical scenes adorn homes, reflecting Moravian customs. The city also hosts Bach festivals and university events during the holiday season.
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Bethlehem
President Hoover Liner Sheltered After Grounding Rescue Efforts
Passengers of the grounded American liner were sheltered on Hoishoto island in the Fos mosa group while Nipponese warships began landing sailors to assist in rescue and order. Japanese authorities forbade foreign wrecking craft in their waters as salvage efforts continued on the $8,000,000 President Hoover which ran aground on an outside route to avoid war dangers and is considered likely a total loss.
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President Hoover
Hoishoto
Formosa
Japan
Hoover
China Sea
Central Press
Prisoners fail to return after Christmas in Alabama
Montgomery reports 23 of 554 Christmas parolees did not return, despite wardens’ hope. Governor Graves launched the policy ten years ago with the promise of return after the new year. Department officials say not more than 20 breached the pledge over the decade, with seven last year and five road camps reporting full returns. 13 camps and one major prison still to report.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Bibb Graves
Pene Niagen
Mosty
Alabama Votes On Successor To Justice Black
Alabama voters selected among three candidates to replace Hugo L. Black in the Senate after a campaign focused on the wage and hour bill. Candidates J. Thomas Heflin, J. Lister Hill, and Charles W. Williams faced debate over the measure, with Hill supporting and Heflin and Williams opposing. Dixie Graves will resign from her interim Senate seat to allow the winner to take the post. Heflin, ill with labor pneumonia, faced uncertainty about voting.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabma
Hugo L. Black
United States Senate
J. Thomas Heflin
J. Lister Hill
Congress
Charles W. Williams
Black
Supreme Court
Heflin
Williams
Hill
Dixie Graves
Bibb Graves
Senate
Eight Ford Employes Held On Fight Charge
Eight Ford Motor Company workers were ordered held for trial on assault charges arising from a May 26 fight at the Ford Rouge plant that injured United Automobile Workers members. Everett Moore, head of the Ford service department, among the defendants, pleaded innocent. Bond was set at 100 dollars. Arraignments followed prosecutors request after prior assault warrants were dismissed in Circuit Court and the Michigan Supreme Court declined to hear the appeal.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Justice
Ford Rouge
United Automobile Workers
Everett Moore
Ford Service Department
Duncan C. McCra
Michigan Supreme Court
Public Sale of Limestone Farm in Frederick County Virginia
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of a 100 acre limestone farm with improvements on Apple Pie Ridge Road in Stonewall District. Sale set for February 5, 1938 at 11:00 A M in Winchester County Court House. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual installments, notes secured by purchaser bonds. County officials and auctioneers named.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Victoria Noel Lupton
Winchester
Apple Pie Ridge Road
Stonewall District
Wm. C. Gratchen
G. F. Miller
Daniel W. Lupton
G. Jefferson
T. Russell Cather
Dunn and Duvall
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1440 B frock for sizes 12 to 40
Simplicity in a comfortable run around frock buttons down the front and features slim lines with back princess shaping. Two pockets, contrast piping on collars cuffs and pockets, and a complete sewing diagram and instructions. Barbara Bell Fall and Winter Pattern Book offers this easy to make design with direct order details.
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