WASHINGTON, April 5. -- President Hoover renewed today, in the face of Congressional criticism, his proposal for a joint legislative-executive board to work out government savings of more than $200,000,000 needed to supplement the billion-dollar tax bill in balancing the budget during the fiscal year 1933.

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Headlines from April 6, 1932

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3-POINT PLAN OF SAVING; Hoover Urges Direct Cuts, Changes in Laws and Reorganization. TWO DEPEND ON CONGRESS Recalling Own Pleas, He Says Departments Have Pointed Out Other Reductions. TAX HEARINGS START TODAY Secretary Mills Will Be First Witness on Bill Before the Senate Finance Committee.

Phar Lap, Great Australian Race Horse, Dies in West After First American Triumph; PHAR LAP IS DEAD; NOTED RACE HORSE

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