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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1935

Page

19

Relief rolls drop as works program funding pages open

Fresh decreases in relief rolls prompt opening of applications for jobs under the four billion dollar works program. Hopkins reports January relief peak and March decline of 230000, with 209,440,090 persons on relief and 4,440,000 families. Ickes and Hopkine urge immediate use of old application forms while new rules are finalized. PWA holds one trillion dollars in potential projects and work continues across bureaus to set specifications for domes bridges canals and public buildings and unemployment census studies.

Washington Ickes Hopkine Frank C. Walker PWA

Mail Robbery Suspects Held in Ohio Transport

Two suspects in a $72,000 U S mail truck robbery were moved under heavy guard to Youngstown on Saturday. The men, George Sergent of Canton and Tony Campolo of Akron, face federal charges and were to be charged before a U S court commissioner. Federal agents and local officers transported them in two high powered cars. A Cleveland man was to be questioned at Akron where he was detained on suspicion.

Youngstown Cleveland Warren U. S Howard Tavener George Sergent Canton Tony Campolo Akron Tavener

Friend of Theodore Roosevelt Dies in 15-Story Fall

Laula Hammer, confidant of former President Theodore Roosevelt, died at 55 after a fall from his New York apartment. Police say he lost balance while attempting to open a window, his heart disease noted as a contributing condition.

New York Laula Hammersing Theodore Roosevelt Hammerling

Union Mustache Shaved Off in Wilkes-Barre Feud

Miner Joseph Marmon testifies before the grand jury that two rival unionists shaved his prized mustache valued at $200 during mine strikes. Authorities classify the act as assault and battery amid escalating tensions and violence in the area.

Wilkes-Barre Joseph Marmon

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