Relief program opens to project applications amid relief roll declines
Officials report January relief rolls fell by 290 000 as 220 000 people left the rolls in February and March. PWA engineers begin accepting project applications for the four billion dollar works program while departments prepare rules and studies for a wide range of projects from bridges and public buildings to unemployment surveys.
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Robbery Suspects Held Under Heavy Guard
Two men accused of a $72 robbery at a U S mall Wednesday were moved under heavy guard to Youngstown for court. Inspector Howard Tavener said the pair identified as George ent of Canton and Tony Cam of Akron will be formally charged in federal court. Police spotted the getaway cars. a Cleveland man may be questioned in Akron after Saturday arrests.
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End of Theodore Roosevelt Confidant Dies in Fall
Louis Hammer, longtime Roosevelt confidant, died after a fall from a fifteen story building. Police believe he may have lost his balance while attempting to open a window. He was 53.
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Mustache Shaved Sparks Tense Labor Clash in Wilkes-Barre
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania two rival unionists shaved off a prized mustache during a dispute, prompting grand jury attention and an assault and battery inquiry. The incident follows ongoing mine strike tensions as authorities seek to quell violence and disorder.
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