PWA Claims It Kept 10 Million At Work
Washington reporting two years of PWA activity shows a $2.5 billion construction program kept 10 million people from relief. About 17,000 of 19,000 projects are done or underway, with $7.5 million unallocated and a new $900 million fund for continued work.
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Predicts Bigger Noses For Race
Philadelphia physician Dr. Scott Felderman says warm homes breed bigger noses, claiming over 75 percent of ear nose and throat infections stem from faulty heating systems. He warns the situation could worsen without improvements.
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Growing Race Shapes Up With Bigger Noses, If Not Better
The fragment suggests a discussion of a race evolving with larger noses or features, hinting at changes in appearance or measurement. It points to a potential trend toward growth or improvement, though context remains unclear.
Death of P. J. Lentz in Grundy Center
P. J. Lentz, 90, died Tuesday evening at his sister’s home in Waterloo. Born in Pennsylvania, he moved to Grundy county as a young man and spent 50 years on a farm in southwest Palermo township. Funeral services are Friday at 2 p.m. at Kistner’s funeral home, Waterloo, with burial in Grundy Center.
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