Treasury Plans $700 Million Public Building Program
The Treasury outlines a 1932 building plan with more than $100 million in new federal structures. About $85 million outside Washington and $60 million for sites, plus $5 million in D C sites. The program aims to complete about 173 new buildings over six years, with roughly $700 million total expenditure.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
District of Columbia
Heath
Joint Committee of the Treasury and Post Office
Creek Indian revival held by evangelist at Assembly of God
Rev. Oscar Berryhill, Creek Indian evangelist, conducts an eight o'clock revival at the Assembly of God church 900 North Pierce Street. He discusses Creek history, religion among Osage and Chocotaw, and tribal beliefs, noting ancestors in uprisings and captivity. Services run nightly through Sunday.
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Oscar Berryhill
Assembly of God
North
Pierce Street
Alabama
Indian Territory
Florida
Rev
Berryhill
America
Catholic Church
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Local Property Transfers and Building Permits Noted
Fayett et ux sell lot 3 block 2 Madden for 2400 dollars and other transfers include Albert Plantt to Annie Plantt for Lot 8 block 3 North Heights at 5000, Creighton to Burgess for Lot 6 block 25 Wolflin at 2000, and more. Building permits list A H Brown duplex 4000, Pelton remodeling, and other entries. Also a note on England fashion showing skirts per occasion.
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Willys Coupe
Frank Ellis
Alabama
Glen L. Casey
Mtr. Co
Willys Coach
Canadian River Gas Co
Frost Mtr Co
Buick
J. A. Dunagan
Buchanan
Panhandle
Plymouth
A. H. Brown
Lipscomb
Wolflin
W. H. Brown
W. 10Th
Madden
S. F. Pelton
L. G. Doshie
Polk
Plemons
J. ©. Finley
B C Pain Reliever Promises Three Minute Relief
An ad from North Carolina druggists promotes B C as a safe 3 minute remedy for any headache or neuralgic pain. It claims fast nerve quieting effects and buoyant mood with guaranteed harmless ingredients. Available at drug stores and soda fountains in 10c and 25c sizes.
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North Carolina
Panhandle Exhibit Interest Grows Ahead of Plan
Howard A. Ferguson reports rising interest in the Panhandle of Texas Inc exhibits as Randall and Deaf Smith Counties finalize displays of agricultural industrial and educational efforts. Hereford and Deaf Smith plan fairs and Amarillo hosts a full day meeting of officers and directors with strong invitation response and expected large attendance.
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Panhandle of Texas, Inc
Howard A. Ferguson
Canyon
Hereford
Randall
Deaf Smith Counties
J. A. Hill
L. N. George
Canyon Chamber of Commerce
Ferguson
Randall County
Deaf Smith County
J. E. Hill
Amarillo
Sam Braswell
Clarendon
Officer's Clothes and Badge Stolen by Thief
Chicago patrolman Charles Schisler reported a theft near a bathing beach. He said a thief took his wristwatch, $5 from his wife's purse, his pants and his star while leaving his automobile behind. He appeared at Harrison Street Police Station in a dripping bathing suit.
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Chicago
Poiceman
Charles Schisler
Harrison Street
Sir William Dyke Is Dead in England
Sir William Hart Dyke dies in England at Dartford Kent with brief notice from July reporting his death and location.
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William Dyke
England
Dartford
Kent
Sir William Hart Dyke
Notable statesman dies at 93 in Gladstone era era
A veteran political figure of the Gladstone and Disraeli era died today at his home at age 93. Lady Dyke is ill and unaware of the death. The deceased, a major sportsman with a 9 000 acre estate, helped found lawn tennis and served as MP for the division from 1865 to 1906 after an initial post in West Kent. A manufacturer will dismantle his Victoria mill in British Columbia and move operations elsewhere.
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Fort Worth
Amarillo
Gladstone
Disraeli
Lady Dyke
Epidemic Warnings Amid Water Shortages and Insect Threats
Authorities warn of epidemic risks due to low water supplies and rampant disease germs carried by flies and pests. Typhoid and other illnesses blamed on filthy conditions, urging precaution, sanitation, and use of Kill-Ko insecticide to combat mosquitoes and other insects nationwide.
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