Roosevelt work relief funds to be supervised by Peoples
A government source says material purchases for the New Deal work relief program totaling about 1.7 billion dollars will be under the oversight of Rear Admiral Christian J. Peoples. He is said to take complete charge of drafting buying regulations while states and agencies handle actual procurement. Some commodities like cement may be bought centrally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Christian J. Peoples
Peoples
Alded
University of Minnesota
D. E. Minnich
Texas
New York
Europe
Marion McClure
W. D. McClure
Pierce Street
Amarillo
Amarillo High School
Haarlem Oil Capsules Promise Relief For Kidney And Bladder Issues
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe diuretic and stimulant for backache kidney and bladder problems. It claims relief and sound sleep, notes a 35 cent price, and urges getting GOLD MEDAT from Haarlem in Holland to assure results. It lists symptoms including backache puffy eyes cramps and burning passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Holland
Plan to vary CCC camps by living costs and wages
The text outlines several proposals including adjusting CCC camp locations to reflect differing living costs and private wage scales, changing entrance requirements to admit young men from "border line" families with subsistence income but not on relief rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
stra@y
CCC
Texas Town Falls Into Receivership After Insolvent Finances
Collinsville April 17 Residents awoke to find their town insolvent and in receivership. District Judge R M Carter appointed Mayor J P Ball as receiver after the town admitted annual income of 1500 dollars and interest on debt of 2000 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collinsville
R. M. Carter
J. P. Ball
Board of Aldermen
Kiwanis Convention Plans and Rail Men Notes
The article previews the Kiwanis gathering in San Antonio May 19 to 23 1935 with sessions at Sunken Garden Theater and Auditorium and a night in Mexico program. It lists railroad staff moves from Rock Island and C N W and reports on travel, weather safety, and local visits along with reflections on transportation speeds and technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanians
San Antonio
Texas
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Sunken Garden Theater
Carrington
Parker
Hatfield
International Council
Mexico
Rio Grande Valley
Carlsbad Caverns
Palo Duro Canyon
Zeppelin
Campbell
Blue Bird” Auto
Florida Sands
Gar Wood
Union Pacific
Los Angeles
New York
Train crews on Memphis line since August eighteen eighty six
A Scotsman in our neighborhood moved out of a rented house and took the wallpaper with him. People recall folding fans in young men’s upper coat pockets and note trains as the fastest, cheapest transport. In Sweetwater, the proposed negro CCC camp was abandoned after state officials protested. white CCC workers will be sent instead per Congressman Blanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetwater
Tom Blanton
Washington
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BINC
Quints Colege
Dr. Fishbein
Chistian J. Peoples
Civilian Conservation Corps
Morris Fishbein
A. R. Dafoe
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Lindbergh
Canada
Dafoe
NEA Servyfee
Marion M'Clure
Marion B. McClure
Hardin- Simmons University Cowboy
Sam Houston
Tschaikowsky
Ballet Egyptian
Luigini
Ketelbey
Nola
Liebestraum
Liszt
Custer
Fox Grove
Lll
NEA Service, Inc
Dionne
Sears and Save
Gericke
Tenth and
Polk ST
John Moore
W. E. Danver
Rock Island
J. J. Henkle
Bill Cox
Childress County
Milton Cox
Fillmore
H. W. Truelson
Chicago and North Western Railway
Oklahoma City
H. W. Clutter
Fountain
Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Clutter
H. E. McMullen
E. L. Sharp
Mas
Ter
Dalhart
H. E. Jones
Liberal
A. M. Dickey
Bill Conway
O. H. Warren
H S. Beaver
J. M. Rhea
B. W., Moore
Hell
William Hockersmith
Louis
J. L. Hockersmith
Ville
Nashville
Louisville and Nashville
Memphis
Aticura Jalcum
Schilling
Schilling Coffee
East Ltd
Mirs
B. Greve
Bradley
Alleghanies
James
Universal Credi
Detroit
T Co
Ford Finance Plan
America
Ford Dealers
Fred Waring
WDAG
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