Second Large Work Relief Program Next Year Probable
A nationwide United Press survey indicates a second large federal work relief program may fund 1936-37, with projected expenditures totaling 1 to 2 billion dollars to aid about 4 million unemployables as states face funding gaps. The plan would shift the nation’s relief approach as direct funds are cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Washington
W.P
United Press
Alabama
Gulf of Mexico
Knox accused of playing politics with veteran bonus
The National Economy League publicizes letters where Col. Frank Knox, Chicago publisher and possible Republican candidate, advocates immediate payment of the veterans' bonus from the 4.8 billion relief fund. Henry H. Curran calls the shift a sudden reversal and warns it would split funds for campaign use.
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New York
Frank Knox
Chicago
National Economy League
Henry H. Curran
League
Knox
Jim Farley
Democratic Party
Congress
Plan for Yearlong Work Relief Aims to End Direct Dole
The article reviews FDR's 1935 plan to end relief by funding a one year work relief program with four billion dollars. It details projected employment of 3.5 million people across states and cities, wages from 19 to 94 dollars monthly, and the creation of five new agencies including the Works Progress Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Civil Works Administration
Gram
Congress
America
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress Administration
White House
Potter County Marriage Licenses And District Court Divorces
The marriage license clerk in Potter County issued 45 certificates in November. District Courts granted 25 divorces by two judges, with 32 more filing for divorce. Judge E C Nelson granted 10 dissolutions and Judge W E Gee 15, nine of which were dismissed. Listed recipients include Ada McLellan, Aileen Buck, and many others, with numerous couples named in the divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Ben Smith
E. C. Nelson
47Th District
W. E. Gee
108Th District
Ada McLellan
Gaill McLellan
Aileen Buck
Virgil Buck
W.H. Johnson
Ethel Kid Johnson
H. C. Kreutzburg
Ada Noel Kreutzburg
Nina Royal
Scott Royal
Lavonia Goff
J. W. Goff, Jr
Mary Sue Bailey
Mark Bailey
Byri Sanders
Goldie Sanders
Janie Couch
Samuel T. Couch
Elias Parish
J. H. Parish
Ollie Wilson
Matt Wilson
Ella Bufkin
Lester Bufkin
Sammie French
J. R. French
Opal Noel
C. M. Noel
Jessie Hill
Charles A. Hill
Edith Monarch
Robert Monarch
Lydia Nash
Claude Nash
Lawson B. Hayden
Margaret Hayden
Ruth Adams
F. S. Adams
Bessie L. Bridgewater
E. A. Bridgewater
Mamie Holiday
George Holiday
Lora Kennedy
Leroy Kennedy
Ruby Earle Walls
James Walls
Mildred Savage
A. B. Savage
Estelle B. Holman
Wade Holman
Slavery in Ethiopia and sensational social musings
The article revisits English official reports on Ethiopian slavery under Haile Selassie, noting brutal practices and public depictions of civilization. It contrasts British ignorance with looming sanctions and cites lurid anecdotes about slave girls tormented by boiling water and iron, then pivots to a satirical critique of moral judgments and a domestic murder tale linked to a red haired telephone girl. The fragment ends amid Asia-Pacific tensions with China eyeing a northern territory against Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
Wilberforce
England
Axe with gun barrel found near Union City N J
A short axe with a metal handle containing a gun barrel, one of the earliest police weapons in the country, was found recently by a ditch digger near Union City New Jersey. The find illustrates New Jersey police efficiency and offers a curious tale about the ax used in law enforcement. The notice also advertises The Globe News Want Ads for used tools, firearms, autos, and real estate, citing a 1933 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan sold by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
N. J
New Jersey
Globe- News
Plans for a Japanese drive and Nazi family law rise
The article argues Japan plans swift conquest to subjugate China and warns of a global struggle with Asia for Japan. It cites Barbusse on Stalin, notes Nazi policies on birth, illegitimacy, and state subsidies, and recalls William the Conqueror as history warns. It also reports a potato stamping law raising prices and restricting farm sales while allowing personal plantings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Quick Relief From Piles With Rectal Ointment Trial
A Kansas City clinic offers Thornton & Minor Rectal Ointment free for trial. The private formula promises soothing relief for piles and rectal disorders after being used in the Thornton & Minor Clinic for years by more than 47 000 patients. Send name and address with duration of trouble to receive a generous trial tube at no charge.
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Thornton & Minor
Thornton & Minor Clinic
Kansas City
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Coly
Vicks
Vicks Vatro
Milton St
Greensboro
N. C
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Golden Light Coffee
Col
Lantic Ocean
Florida
Errand
Dan Cupid
Potter
Furr Food
Chase & Sanborn
Kellogg’s
Campbell's
Ailators
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Selassie
Ethiopia
Italy
Haile Selassie
Amy Dumbrell
San Francisco
Ice Age, May Have Been “Only Just Very Dear Friends,” With Mr. Dumbrell
China
Japan
Evers
Roy
Moore
Tokyo
Asia
League of Nations
Stalin
Henri Barbusse
MacMillan
Russia
Barbusse
William the Conqueror
Arlette
William
News-Globe
Drewrys Ale
Drewrys
Badger-Herring Sales CO
Amarillo, Texas
Canada
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