Ten Billions for Nation in FDR's Budget
Washington reports President Roosevelt projects nearly ten billion dollars in outlays for the new fiscal year yet acknowledges large deficits. Last year ended with a peacetime spending record of about 7.105 billion and debt near 27.053 billion, while officials expect debt to rise toward 31.834 billion and a new two-year spending total around 17.5 billion, mostly for emergencies.
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William L. Beale, JR
Washington
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Golden Eagles Scout Camp Plans Highlight New Mexico trek
The Golden Eagles of troop 22 return from a week in Red River NM visiting Taos Eagle Nest Cimarron Canyon and fishing. Council camp at Camp Cima del Mundo near Las Vegas NM Aug 4 26. applications due July 14 with troop unit structure and leader guidance. Swimming life saving classes July 9 25 at Gem Lake open to all. swimming meet to follow.
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Golden Eagles
Troop 22
Red River
New Mexico
Taos
Eagle Nest
Cimarron Canyon
Santa Fe National Forest
Las Vegas
Council
Scout Life Guard
Canyon
Scout Troops Hold Campfire Activities and Contests
Scout troops report a series of events including fire by friction contests by Troop 9, Burrard Patrol victory, tug of war rides, and swimming parties at Gem Lake. New ship members join Seascouts aboard Fightin Bob while Ellwood Park groups discuss camp merit badges and play capture the flag. Troop 10 Apache meeting and Troop 7 Pioneers plan an overnight hike with perfect June attendance.
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Burrard Patrol
Glen Bowen
Seascouts
Bob
Gem Lake
Walter Mellor
Lucky Thirteen
Ellwood Park
Cla
Wagner
Floyde Garwood
Whittington
Pioneers
Adios
War saw Bound Fliers Forced Down In Europe
Brooklyn brothers Joseph and Benjamin Adamowicz were forced to land near Croassen Germany on their journey to Warsaw. A defective gasoline pipe caused the forced landing after crossing from Paris, with no injuries or property damage reported. They expected to repair the pipe by 4 o clock and continue to Warsaw.
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Poland
Brooklyn
Joseph
Benjamin Adamowicz
Warsaw
Europe
Atlantic
Croassen
Germany
Crossen
Paris
Cabinet Ride Ur Day in France and Asbestos Production
The report traces a trip from Harbor Grace Newfoundland to Flers France and notes large asbestos quantities found. It also states Canada leads asbestos production with Rhodesia and South Africa following in twelve nations.
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Flers
France
Harbor Grace
Canada
Rhodesia
Union of South Africa
Johnson ready for last shot toward Darrow
Washington reports Johnson plans a final move in his feud with Clarence Darrow. NRA aides draft a reply to the recovery review board report headed by Darrow. The board again accuses NRA of fostering a monopoly and calls for abandonment of price fixing amid ongoing political tension.
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Johnson
Darrow
Washington
Hugh
Clarence Darrow
NRA
Roosevelt
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