Farmers to Move to More Fertile Lands in U S Rural Resettlement
Rexford G Tugwell announced the Rural Resettlement Administration would be divided into four divisions to relocate farmers to productive land using a $100 million fund. President Roosevelt emphasized lifting families off relief and using land resources wisely for current and future generations. Hopkins and Lekes defended spending methods amid broader public works debates.
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Washington
Rexford G. Tugwell
Tugwell
Roosevelt
White House
Lekes
Kearns Wife to Mineral Wells for Burial
The body of Mrs. Alice Ellen Kearns 87 died last night and will be sent to Mineral Wells for burial. She came to Amarillo last month to live with her son Harry L. Kearns owner of Kearns Grain & Seed Co. Burial is set for Saturday. She is survived by her son and by her daughter Mrs B A Yeager Mineral Wells. Arrangements are by N S Griggs & Sons. The Appleblossom Club of Central States Teachers College plans a 7500 mile bus tour through 17 states to San Diego with 18 Michigan educators spending about 75 dollars each for the seven week trip.
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Mineral Wells
Kearns
Amarillo
Harry L. Kearns
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Presbyterian Church
B. A. Yeager
N. S. Griggs & Sons
MT. Pleasant, Mich
Appleblossom Club
Central States Teachers College
San Diego
Calif
Michigan
Stars Reveal Turbulent Realities Behind Hollywood Sets
Hollywood insiders reveal how stars juggle pressure and vanity between takes. Bob Montgomery struggles with a bow tie as Chester Morris helps a bit player while Ann Harding rehearses with Lewis Hayward. Madge Evans fixes her look. Paul Lukas jokes from the sidelines as director David Cukor calls for another take.
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Chester Morris
Chester
Ann Harding
Ann
Lewis Hayward
Strange seabird exhibits on William J. O'Brien off Nova Scotia
A stranded bird in the William J. O'Brien trawler crew exhibit near 100 miles off Nova Scotia. The bird, about the size of a hen, shows stork like features with a long yellow leg and beak and brown red and gray plumage.
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Boston
U.P
William J. O'Brien
Nova Scotia
Grave of Captain Bundy Marked by Glass Model Ship
In Chicago at Rosehall Cemetery the grave of Captain Henry Bundy, once a missionary, is commemorated with a glass-enclosed model ship he sailed.
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Chicago
Henry Bundy
Rosehall Cemetery
Last Corsican bandit Andre Spada executed at dawn
In Bastia Corsica on June 21 Andre Spada last of the famed Corsican honor bandits was beheaded by executioner Henri Deibler in Ste. Claire prison. Deibler who is famed for executions carried out the second best guillotine as Spada was executed after clemency was denied following murder convictions.
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Corsica
Andre Spada
Ste. Claire
Henri Anatole Deibler
M. de Paris
Spada
Andre Perriey
M. Deibler
Deibler
Man Leaps Onto Plane Tail At Fort Worth Airport
A 47 year old man climbed the tail of an American Airlines jet as it taxied to the runway in Fort Worth. He fled to the terminal after being halted by airport staff and police. He suffered a nervous breakdown and no charges were filed.
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Fort Worth
The
Municipal Ent
American Airlines
Fl Paso
Slain Miss Hallmark Found in Peoria Cemetery
A nationwide search was launched for the murderer of 19 year old Mildred Hallmark whose nude body was discovered in a Peoria cemetery with injuries including a broken neck. The Associated Press photo accompanies the report.
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Peoria
Mildred Hallmark
Associated Press
Negro Pool Halls Warned Over Juvenile Attendance
Emmett Galloway Juvenile Welfare Worker warns Negro pool halls to bar juvenile boys. He says it is against the law and that continued court action may follow. He links youth delinquencies to pool hall associations and urges enforcement.
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Emmett Galloway
Galloway
Sturgeon Caught in Winter Harbor Nets
Two large sturgeon in Winter Harbor Maine were caught by Roy Sargent. The fish were believed to be the only ones in captivity outside the New York Aquarium and became entangled in codfish gill nets.
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New York Aquarium
Roy Sargent
Missing Gustav Weiner Promised Reward by Local Jewish Community
The Jewish community of Raskopalata offers about 875 in reward for the finder of Gustav Weiner a 21 year old Jewish printer who disappeared from his home two days after his wedding sighting reports remain unclear and authorities search for him.
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Pengees
Raskopalata
Gustav Weiner
University of Kansas City to Gain Four Year Accrediting
The University of Kansas City in Missouri will be recognized as a fully accredited four year college of visual arts next year. Accrediting agencies have accepted the program offered by the school.
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Kansas City
University of Kansas City
Missouri University
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