Final relief fund in mail in Texas
Texas distributed final general relief funds by check totaling 457000 to aid about 97046 unemployables in March. A remaining small balance will cover outstanding claims and closing administration, with some added for work relief administration. The relief came from the last of a 20 million bread bond issue combined with federal funds. Claude Teer chaired the effort.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
Claude Teer
80 Safety Deposit Boxes Stolen At Colony Hotel
Two armed men robbed the Colony Hotel in Miami Beach seizing eighty safety deposit boxes. They bound the bellboy and forced the night clerk to face the wall as they loaded boxes containing guests jewelry cash and railroad tickets into a car and escaped before dawn. Officials expect a full inventory to take until tomorrow.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Colony Hotel
Local relief plans set for April 1 take shape
The board of control praised conserved funds to aid the unemployable through winter and asked what communities will do after April 1. Mayor Tom Miller of Austin led a local effort to form a committee to study the needs and craft plans, with a $300 survey appropriation. Rev. James B. Allen to head the survey and select a local committee to coordinate takeover of relief on April 1.
Movie Queens Embrace Outdoor Exercise To Stay Slim
Hollywood reports cinema stars abandon extreme diets for plain physical activity. Shapely Dolores Del Rio leads a trend as actresses turn to outdoor exercise to maintain figures and health.
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Hollywood
Dolores del Rio
Alice Faye
Carole Lombard
Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN touted for regularity and health
The advertisement urges millions to use Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN daily for bulk and gentle cleansing of the intestinal tract while supplying vitamin B and iron. It recommends two tablespoonfuls daily and notes university research supporting continued satisfaction with bran use. It also quotes health-minded celebrities endorsing exercise and sensible diets.
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Kellogg Company
Allbran
Solons Talk Impeachment In Georgia Legislature
Georgia legislators discussed possible impeachment as Governor Eugene Talmadge weighed two million dollars to gauge how far it would fund state business. Rep Paul Lindsay said lawmakers debated the financial tangle after the previous legislature failed to pass an appropriations bill.
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Glenn Ramsey
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Solons
Paul Lindsay
Impasse over Impeachment and new state funds
The legislature debated an impeachment call with Senator Allen Chappell pressing Senate President Charles D. Redwine, who remained cautious about impeachment. Governor's funds largely came from the state highway commission and a Rome bank, with J. B. McDaniel and George B. Hamilton in a tense financial setup as the treasury vault began to open after the time lock expired.
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Allen Chappell
Senate
Charles D. Redwine
Rome
Treasury
Talmadge
Butt J. B. McDaniel
George B. Hamilton
Hamilton
Atlanta
Monday to handle emergency needs of various state institutions
Monday set to address urgent requirements of multiple state agencies and departments. Officials plan coordinated actions to shore up essential services and ensure continued operation amid strain on resources. The initiative targets health, security, and public welfare systems across the state.
Beauxart Gardens resettlement project sold to residents
Washington reports the Beauxart Gardens 50 family resettlement project near Beaumont Texas is sold to local residents for 153000. The sale, arranged by the Resettlement Administration, transfers tax exempt federal property back to state and county tax books with 40 year payments at 3 percent. Average home cost 3058 dollars, monthly charges 23.08, 24 percent of typical 1186 annual income.
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Washington
Beauxart Gardens
Beaumont
Tex
Resettlement Administration
Houston Gardens
Houston
Five yolk egg laid by Walla Walla hen
A half pound egg with five yolks and nine inch circumference was laid by a hen owned by F. A. Cline of Walla Walla. The other item notes the fishing cat of India as a little known animal. it crouches along river edges catching water with its paws.
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Walla Walla, Wash
F. A. Cline
Walla Walla
India
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