Federal plan for schooling to aid unemployed youth proposed
A 96 million federal program to keep 16 and 17 year olds in school and aid 18 to 24 year olds with combined work, recreation, and education projects was recommended in a children's bureau report to the Senate. An office of education allotment would fund 11000 school scholarships at two dollars a week for one year.
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Washington
Children's Bureau
Senate
Perkins
Office of Education
Mary S. Hayes
New York
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Labor Department of Public Works Administration
Tack Letters Continue As Readers Seek Work And Help
Readers publish pleas for work and housing across Texas towns Amarillo Pampa Clarendon Claude Wake and nearby. Listings seek domestic help farming labor child care house keeping and a lost item return offers rewards and requests for honest reliable arrangements.
Jesus Drives Moneychangers From the Temple
A historical note recounts Jesus cleansing the Temple by driving out money changers, asserting religious authority and restoring sanctity to the sacred precincts. The episode highlights conflict with merchants and authorities within the city during Holy Week.
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Jesus
Temple
Soviet Decree Lowers Capital Punishment Age to 12 in Russia
Moscow April 9 Soviet government lowers capital punishment age to include children over 12 who commit theft violence or murder. Three robbers executed as part of a broad anti crime drive that has seen 54 executions in three weeks. Judge Vera Kireseva leads in the campaign while parties purge staff at a Moscow insane asylum after a patient’s death.
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Moscow
Russia
Michael Kalinin
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Vera Kireseva
Communist Party Control Committee
Moscow Insane Asylum
Funeral for Adolph Ochs Held in Chattanooga and New York
Adolph Ochs publisher of the New York Times dies at 77 from a cerebral hemorrhage in Chattanooga. A service is held here at the Julius and Bertha Ochs Memorial Temple, with New York services at Temple Emanu El. The journey of his body mirrors his life’s path from Chattanooga Times builder to New York Times reformer. The Tennessee Legislature pauses in honor. tributes pour in from leaders, executives, and religious figures amid a nationwide homage to his journalism legacy.
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New York Times
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Bertha Ochs
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Ochs
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Fifth Avenue
65Th Street
Mount Hope
N. Y
Abraham Feinstein
T. S. McCallie
Central Presbyterian Church of
Washington
Tennessee
Times
Trical
National Institute of Social Science
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Arthur Hays Sulzberger
Col
Milton B. Ochs
Harry C. Adler
Nannie Ochs
B. Tallimer
Mr. Ochs
Cincinnati
Ohio
Knoxville
Old Daily Chronicle
Chattanooga Times
Yale
Columbia
Dartmouth
Ted Fio Rito to Perform in Municipal Auditorium Concert
The orchestra leader will headline a concert at the Municipal Auditorium Wednesday night. Curtain at 8 15 pm with ticket prices 1 00 75 and 50 cents. After the show a dance at the New Dance Palace with charges of 3 00 per couple 2 50 per stay 50 cents for all.
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Fio-Rito
New Dance Palace
City Drug No
Miss Bovina Brewhops
Soso
South Texas
Fatima
Jerry
Adernoids
Lost black racing hound pup from South Buchanan Street
Mrs G R C seeks return of a black female racing hound pup with a small cut on her right front leg. A reward is offered. The owner, Bill Keith, 821 Lipscomb Street, asks for the dog’s safe return and mentions needing funds to support three children who must work.
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Tack
Bill Keith
Lipscomb Street
Dial
Major Areas Show Drop in Output of Oil
Non daily crude oil production fell 43 506 barrels last week to 2 545 754 with Oklahoma and Texas leading declines. California and the Rocky Mountain district showed gains while East Texas and Michigan posted drops or little change. Experiments with loud speaking telephones allow a speaker to move about while talking.
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Old and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Texas
East
Kansas
Michigan
California
Rocky Mountain Area
Rocky Mountain District
Folger's Coffee Costs Less Than Cheaper Brands
Mrs B E Evans of Tulsa testifies that Folger's coffee lasts longer and costs less than rival brands. A side by side test showed Folger's can yield five extra days of coffee for seven cents more, with rich mountain flavor from Central America.
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Jamestown
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Folger’s
Rolperts
Folger
Central America
Falger’s
Folger's
Filger’n
Torder
Neund Tracy
Folger Coffee Company
Kansas City
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