Texas Receives 169 Million Emergency Funds For FY 1935
San Antonio July 27 1935 H P Drought reports Texas allocations from the emergency appropriation act totaled 169 579 152 for the year ending June 30 Agencies receiving funds include Agriculture roads rivers and harbors and relief programs with major disbursements across CCC FERA WPA and other agencies Expenditures against the funds total 115 596 800 with breakdowns shown for each agency including Public Roads and Emergency Relief measures
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San Antonio
Texas
H. P. Drought
National Emergency Council
Bureau of Public Roads
Corps of Engineers
Emergency Conservation Work
CCC
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Resettlement Administration
Works Progress Administration
Emergency
Public Works Administration
Train Crash Kills Nine in Hamilton Ohio
Nine members of one family die when a train strikes a car in Hamilton Ohio. Five children among the dead, one other family member survives. Coroner notes the crossing lacked warning signals.
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Hamilton, O
Ohio
Walter Seward
Hamilton
Norman Schweitzer
Seward
Charlotte Anne
Edward A. Schweitzer
Schweitzers
David Wogan
Newcastle
Howard Seward
Charles Lee Wogan
Harlan Eugene Seward
Patricia Ann Jenewein
Drucilla Jenewein
Edward F. Cook
Youths Drowned As Two Bodies Recovered From Bay
In Houston on July 27, Donald Barr 21 was recovered from Clear Lake after drowning in San Jacinto Bay search for 16 year old John C. Flanagan Jr. continues as Marion Hazard another youth was present when the boat occupants swam and Flanagan cramp struck. Barr reportedly surfaced or submerged during a dive and did not return.
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Houston
Donald Barr
Clear Lake
San Jacinto Bay
John C. Flanagan Jr
Flanagan
Marion Hazard
Barr
Off the Record Highlights From A Round of Social Bits
A collage of society notes on William P. McCracken Jr and penny saving for stamps. Actors and families fold into political glare as Helen Fortescue weds in a garden ceremony. Public figures and curious anecdotes mingle with a joke about a photograph and a train tramp who found a job via John Hays Hammond’s will.
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Sigrid Arne
William P. McCracken, Jr
Helen Fortescue
Alexander Graham Bell
Thalia Massie
Garden of the Bells
Washington Estate
Massie
John Hays Hammond
Washington
Sir H. Rider Haggard
Hammond
Haggard
Parachute Save For Ace Ernst Udet In Air Crash
Col. Charles A Lindbergh witnessed Lt. Ernst Udet, air ministry technical chief, bail out in a parachute when a new airplane broke apart in midair. Udet escaped with minor injuries and is expected to fly again within a week. The text notes early brewing establishments dated to 1700.
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Wanemuende
Germany
Charles A Lindbergh
Ernst Udet
Udet
Air Ministry
War danger continues as nations push for expansion
World tensions mount as Germany seeks expansion and Italy strives to revive the Roman Empire. Japan advances in China amid warnings from statesmen and international conferences about potential war.
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Germany
Italy
Japan
China
Mongolia
Prance
Austria
Hitler
Europe
Little Entente
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Great Britain
Free
Danzig
Russia
Kansas City Livestock Markets Mixed As Cattle And Sheep Trade
Market report from Kansas City shows cattle and calves steady to weak with higher hogs and sows, cross slaughter cattle steady to outsiders bidding lower. New Orleans cotton opened sharply with geopolitical lines drawn as European tensions rise and military mobilization grows.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Colorado
Small counties favor Small in county returns amid mixed statewide results
In Carson and neighboring counties Small led by two to one, while Randall Moore Hemphill and Lipscomb backed Small and Hutchinson Gray Hall favored Douglass. County-by-county tallies were incomplete amid market chatter and cautious foreign interest amid grain price moves.
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Home County
Carson
Small
Randall
Moore
Hemphill
Lipscomb
Douglass
Hutchinson
Gray
Hall
Small Douglass
Collingsworth
Parmer Weaeebene
Castro - Teeeee
Swisher Sane
Briscoe Bae
Hall Steenee
Childress
Eee
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Marvin McIntyre
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Ately Plareers
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Hiram Bingham
General T
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Amarillo National Bank
Colonel Lindbergh
New Orleans
B. A. Pierce and Company
Amarillo
New York
BE A, Fierce & Company
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Atchison
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Amarillo, Texas
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Boston
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Parker
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Ethel Arnold
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Jimmie Henigan
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