Government supply bill trims outlays in Treasury Post Office
The House received the annual supply bill for 1932 totaling 1,083,553,943 with savings over the current year and budget. Major cuts come from tax refunds and reorganized agency funding after prohibition shifts, plus new outlays for public buildings and the narcotic bureau.
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Treasury and Post Office
Prohibition Bureau
Justice Department
Industrial Alcohol Bureau
New
Narcotic Bureau
Appropriations Committee
Narcotics Bureau
Post Office Department
Treasury
Latin America
Internal Revenue Bureau
Coast Guard
Quake Disrupts Rail and Telegraph Lines Across Burma
Reports indicate severe earthquake damage with severed rail and telegraph links delaying information. A special medical train was sent from Rangoon to affected districts while Pyu station reports 13 freight cars derailed. The Mandalay mail train remains unaccounted after being halted.
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Pace
Toungoo
Rangoon
Pyu Station
Mandalay
Harrison Answers Election Contest Filed By Norviel
Harrison admits receiving the majority but denies receiving illegal votes. He claims any illegals were for Norviel. Dates for ballot inspection requested by Norviel have not yet been set. Inspection is expected to clarify the matter.
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Harrison
Norviel
Nor
How Old Are You Today
A health ad claims a North Carolina woman lost 47 pounds in 3 months by cutting sweets and using Kruschen Salts. It asserts a 4 week bottle at 85 cents and cites other state cases like Montana and Wisconsin women achieving weight loss. The message promotes daily morning use and a shaped figure.
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North Carolina
Montana
Wisconsin
Central Drug Company
Right Way To Treat Rheumatism Promoted By Allenru
Ad claims rheumatism is caused by uric acid in the blood and urges readers to buy Allenru from Central Drug Co or any progressive druggist. It promises the product removes uric acid, relieves joint stiffness and pain, and warns against relying on habit relief medicines. The note emphasizes urgency to act to avoid crippling pain.
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America
Central Drug Co
Allenru
Hoover Submits Building Estimate for Emergency Relief
President Hoover argues for a $150000000 grant to fund already authorized works to relieve unemployment. He favors quick action, proposes a cabinet committee to allocate funds, and stresses the test of wage payments through the fiscal year. The details are in the budget director’s letter accompanying the message.
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Congress
Cabinet
Secretaries of the Treasury
War
Navy
Commerce
Agriculture
Secretary Mellon Sees Big Deficit
Secretary Mellon discussed a large deficit and proposed accessible refunding operations to reduce debt costs by shifting part of the national debt to a lower interest rate basis if money conditions justify. He urged amending the loan law to enable these measures.
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Mellon
Ballot Inspection Set By Harrison Norviel and Judge Nolan
An inspection of ballots will be conducted by a representative of Mr. Harrison and by Mr. Norviel, with Judge Nolan of the Superior Court presiding as the assessing authority.
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Viel
Harrison
Norviel
Nolan
Superior Court
Do You Wear Glasses 1000 Free Vision Spectacles Offer
Readers may secure a new unbreakable clear-vision pair free through an advertising offer. The promo invites interested individuals to respond for the chance to receive the spectacles at no cost.
Unbreakable reading spectacle offered free to readers
The Shut-Fit Optical Co of Chicago announces a new true-vision spectacle claimed to be unbreakable and superior for reading small print. They offer 1,000 free pairs to paper readers who help introduce it and explain how to obtain an agency to earn 250 to 500 dollars monthly with no experience or money.
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Shut-Fit Optical Co
Dr Colton Seeks City Buried in Lava Discovery
Dr Colton and Dr A E Douglass plan expeditions to locate a buried city amid ancient pueblo ruins showing volcanic activity. If found, they expect relics and date findings to illuminate past eruptions and Indian dwellings abandoned centuries ago.
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DR. Colton
University
Colton
A. E. Douglass
We Uui
Scientist Dr Colton Leads Flagstaff Museum Efforts
Dr Colton, board member of the State Teachers College at Flagstaff, directs the Museum of Northern Arizona and has spent years in Flagstaff researching and preserving historical and prehistoric materials of the region.
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Colton
State Teachers College At
Flagstaff
Museum of
Northern Arizona
Arizona
Oil Surfacing Planned for Globe Safford Road
Arizona highway officials announced oil surfacing for 20 miles of the Globe Safford highway from Coolidge Dam east to Bylas will begin after clearance from the Bureau of Public Roads. The project follows a bureau ruling affecting Indian reservations and Arizona’s 75 percent federal aid plan.
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Phoenix
Ariz
State Highway Commission
Globe-Safford
Coolidge Dam
Bylas
Bureau of Public Roads
Bureau
Arizona
Geronimo
Matthew’s Wash
Bank Closes Doors To Protect Depositors In Charlotte
The First National Bank of North Carolina failed to open today due to heavy withdrawals. President H. M. McAden posted a notice saying the move protects depositors as national bank examiners take charge.
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Charlotte
N. C
First National Bank
North Carolina
H. M. McAden
National Bank Examiners
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American Printing House For
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Winslow
Swigert
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Colo
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Burr
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Bruchman’s Indian Store
West 2Nd St
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Crooks, Pilot Dept. of Commerce
Versity of
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Safford
New Mexico State Line
Elks
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