Hoover sees broad backing for public works drive
Washington reports that Hoover Chambers of Commerce and state leaders pledge hundreds of millions for roads and public buildings in 1930. Utilities, rail, gas groups promise 1.5 million dollars in 1950 expansion while agriculture, industry, and labor vow no wage cuts next year amid rising optimism for recovery.
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Warren Warrenson Warren A Civil War survivor obituary and more
Indiana state news recalls Senator Francis Emory Warren of Wyoming in a state funeral in the Senate chamber with President Hoover and Chief Justice Taft attending. Other items report Raymond Hitchcock death, Lt. George T. Cuddihy killed in a test flight, and various local incidents including crimes, fires, and legal actions across Indiana.
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David Baird Jr Named U S Senator to Succeed Edge
David Baird Jr of Camden New Jersey appointed by Governor Larson to fill the U S Senate seat after Walter Edge resigns to become ambassador to France. Baird, a wealthy lumber dealer and son of a former senator, will serve until the November 1980 general election.
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Wedded 78 Years for Columbus Couple
Mr. and Mrs. A. Blackmar of Columbus Georgia celebrated their seventy eighth wedding anniversary in Columbus. He is ninety nine and she ninety eight years old.
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