Roosevelt Revisits Government Reform and Housing Crisis
Washington observers note a shift in President Roosevelt toward cautious appraisal of advisers plans, with a new farm tenant study headed by Secretary Wallace. A broad push for federal government reorganization aims to prune emergency agencies, curb spending, and ease taxpayer burden amid housing shortages and rising welfare sentiment.
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Illinois Briefs Highlight Local Deaths and Legal News
Harvey Hays dies at eighty five in Metcalf after sixty years of residence. James Davey, eighty three, gored by a bull near Lostant and then shot himself. James O Neal acquitted of embezzlement in Fairfield Circuit Court. Mount Carroll loses last Civil War veteran Sol Lehr, leaving Capt. W H Wildey as the lone veteran. Dorothy Nelson, fourteen, killed crossing a Century of Progress C E I train at Momence depot. Blake C Grover dies at sixty, Dixon city clerk since 1907. Alfred H Jonas, thirty five, of Grays Lake perishes. two Chicago men injured in head on crash near Grays Lake. Hazel Kohnitz wins Illinois at national safety essay contest. Mary H Zimmerman of Morris wins Illinois in teacher safety lesson contest. Lake County Bar to provide free legal aid to the poor. burden shifts from state's attorney. Governor Horner’s prison inquiry promises sweeping shakeup. report due by January. Indiana and Illinois health authorities pact to curb Chicago water pollution. Free anti rabies serum to be provided by the state. Brookfield post office looted of 11000 in cash and stamps by crackmen with acetylene torch. LaGrange Citizen wins top prizes in Illinois Press Association contest. Other winners listed in editorial and advertising categories. Palmquist succeeds Greene as district chief at Illinois State Police. others mentioned.
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Martin Nelson
Momence
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Gus Bim
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Hazel Kohnitz
Graham School
Illinois
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Morris School
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Kerner
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Cook County Bureau of Public Welfare
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State Department of Public Health
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Wood River Journal
Pike County Republican
Jerseyville
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Palmquist
K. J. Greene
Galesburg
Crochet Pattern 5658 Offers Easy Begets Linen Crafts
Instructions for making tea cloth scarf buffet set and pillow come with pattern 5658. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 West Fourteenth St New York NY with name address and pattern number clearly written.
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Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept
West Fourteenth St
New York
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And a Little Bit of Song and Sadness in Life
A Washington Star poem by P. Johnson reflects on daily sorrow and song, noting that life always includes sadness and attempts to fix it. It suggests acceptance of the present as the inevitable state of things, with a bittersweet outlook from a newspaper verse.
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Washington Star
Reward for Fidelity Quotation by J R Macduff
A brief quotation on fidelity by J R Macduff, contrasting present talents with future reward and noting that fidelity governs the final outcome rather than money or senna. The line emphasizes virtue and enduring merit.
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J. R. Macduff
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