Administration moves to push states behind job program
Washington reports outline sweeping federal action to enforce the four point eight eight billion dollar employment drive. Ickes rescinds Louisiana and Georgia allotments while Hopkins withholds Pennsylvania and Illinois relief funds until their legislatures provide monthly spending for aid. Long fights the plan as Louisiana resists federal control.
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Richard L. Harkness
Washington
Harold L. Ickes
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Harry L. Hopkins
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Assembly
Long
Ickes
Hopkins
Special Music Planned for T. Newton Hill Bible Class
Special music by Minnie Lee Solnick Ardath Johnson and Margaret Keirsey Woodruff is set for the T Newton Hill Bible Class next Sunday morning Judge W E Gee will teach the lesson and Mrs Woodruff will lead singing in H A Shaw's absence Miss Johnson plays the piano The class meets in the new stone unit of the First Christian Church at 940 oclock
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Minnie Lee Solnick
Ardath Johnson
Margaret Keirsey Woodruff
T. Newton Hill
W. E. Gee
Woodruff
H. A. Shaw
Miss Johnson
New Stone
First Christian Church
Brookings report critiques NRA but notes some benefits
A Brookings Institution inquiry questions the NRA wage codes and their effect on recovery citing a lag in growth and broader increases in living costs. It lists signers including Leon C. Marshall and Leverett Lyon while praising NRA efforts to foster competition and its role in industrial power dynamics.
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NRA
Brookings Institution
Hugh 8
Johnson
Congress
Brookings Report
Blue Eagle
Capitol Hill
Washington Post
Leon C. Marshall
Blue Eagle Recovery Board
Leverett S. Lyon
School of Commerce and Finance
Washington University
Lewis L. Lorwin
International Labor Office
Geneva
Charles L. Dearing
Charles Terporgh
Antioch
Federal Reserve Board
Paul T. Homan
Cornell
Amarillo Business Sees March Gains Over 1934
Amarillo reports show March 1935 gains with local business men up 10.1 percent and retail sales 7 percent higher than March 1934. Figures come from Retail Credit World, via Amarillo Credit Association. towns across Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico issued similar reports, per Rolla E Townsend.
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Amarillo
Retail Credit World
National Retail Credit Association
National Association
Amarillo Credit Association
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Rolla E. Townsend
Braught Quits as Relief Official
Harry L. Hopkins announced the resignation of LD. O. Braught regional administrator for Colorado Wyoming New Mexico Kansas and Nebraska. No successor named and reasons not disclosed. Schools of Palestine enroll more than 24 000 Jewish children.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
LD. O. Braught
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Kansas
Nebraska
Braught
Montana
The
Schools of
Palestine
Warrants Await Officials After Potter County Election
Fifteen Potter County warrants for one dollar each await officials of the school board election at the county treasurer’s office. Hubert Cole, treasurer, said several officials have checked other offices for the warrants.
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Potter County
Hubert Cole
Cole
Lefty Grove Vows Full Effort This Baseball Season
Lefty Grove says he will be in there with everything for the upcoming season and expects to throw in relief if needed. He reports no shoulder pain after a tonsil operation and feels ready to go, with Joe Cronin awaiting if warming up proves sufficient. Grove and his manager say he is in good shape for the Boston Red Sox.
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Lefty Grove
Associated Press
New York
Robert Moses Grove
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Grove
Bnaconing
Tom Yawkey
Connie Mack
Robert Moses
Philadelphia
Wrestling Results From United Press Tournaments
United Press reports results from matches in New York San Francisco Fort Worth and Houston. Notable bouts include Dick Daviscourt defeating Tony Colesano and Lord Lansdowne over Earl McCann with several other wins and draws across locations and countries.
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United Press
New York
Dick Daviscourt
California
Tony Colesano
Italy
Herbie Freeman
Ronaldo Ronale
New Mexico
Hals Schacht
Germany
Bob Blake
Sammy Nichols
Cleve Welsh
Austria
San Francisco
Lord Lansdowne
Ohio
Earl McCann
Portland
Dude Chick
Wyoming
Speedy la Rance
Canada
Joe Parelli
al Stecher
Nebraska
Jimmy Logas
Michigan
Tug Wilson
Detroit
Duke Rupenthal
Wisconsin
Jack Domar
Texas
Kansas Relays in Track's Spotlight
Rain washed grounds as 1000 spike shoed athletes from three score colleges gather for the 13th Kansas Relays. Glenn Cunningham declares favorable conditions and hopes to push his mile record toward 4 06 7 while aiming to beat last year’s 4 12 7.
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Glenn Cunningham
Cunningham
Kansas
Gene Venzke
Cardinals blank Cubs as Dean strong on eight hits
Paul Dean and Joe Medwick led the Cardinals to a 1-0 win over the Cubs with Medwick homering. Gerald Walker drove in two for the Tigers with a double and two singles against the White Sox. Adolph Camilli hit two homers for the Phillies in a 4-RBI day. Leon Pettit fanned Foxx and Johnson to hold a 6-5 lead over the Athletics. Jim Bottomley three hits for the Reds in a rally against the Pirates. Johnny Broaca pitched for the Yankees in a shutout effort.
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Associated Press
Paul Dean
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Dean
Cubs
Medwick
Gerald Walker
Tigers
White Sox
Adolph Camilli
Phillies
Brooklyn
Leon Pettit
Senators
Jimmie Foxx
Bob Johnson
Athletics
Jim Bottomley
Reds
Pirates
Johnny Broaca
Yankess
Perfect bridge hand guessed in Salem by Mrs Hal Cuffel
In Salem Oregon Mrs Hal Cuffel claims to know what the perfect bridge hand looks like after being dealt 13 hearts in a reading that sparked interest among local players.
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Salem
Ore
U.P
Hal Cuffel
King Levinsky Aims at Joe Louis Title Shot
King Levinsky, after a nine win run following a two round knockout by Max Baer, seeks a bout with Joe Louis. He returned to Chicago to press Chicago Stadium matchmakers for another chance.
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Chicago
U.P
King Levinsky
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Brown Menace
Detroit
Levinsky
Tunney Says Braddock Cannot Endure Baer Match
Gene Tunney now touring Asia declares Jim Braddock cannot endure Baer punishment. The former champion says Braddock, a Jersey longshoreman, will be beaten by Max Baer for the heavyweight crown this summer as quoted by Japanese newspapers in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Jim Braddock
Jersey
Max Baer
Gene Tunney
Orient
Tunney
Baer
Braddock
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