Government spending spigot myth questioned by sector survey
A compact survey shows federal outlays over the next six months may total about $603 million more than the prior half year with WPA leading the flow, AAA trimming soil payments, PWA limited to $100 million, and commodity credit rising to peak in November as agencies forecast modest gains versus booming rhetoric.
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Hajashington
Purose
Oger Babson
WPA
Treasury
AAA
PWA
Civilian Conservation Corps
Farm Security Administration
CCC
Jess
FSA
Navy
Social Security
National Youth
Jesse Jones and RFC Money Spends Bring Busy Office Chaos
An accounting of monthly RFC allocations shows totals rising from 274 to 470 million, with yearly sums reaching 1.874 and 2.477 billion. Jesse Jones handles a vast flow of funds while visitors are assigned private offices, creating a busy, hotel like atmosphere. Costello notes rooms labeled 909 and 192 to host conferees as Jones shuttles between meetings. The piece humorously imagines a moving floor panel to ease his rounds.
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Jesse Jones
Jones
William Costello
RFC
Last Speech Before Death of Senator Cope Land
The last Senate speech by Senator Cope Land mourned the loss of two close friends, Reps Goodwin and Peyser of New York. The next day he died, ending a somber address on memory and sorrow.
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Copeland
Senate
Goodwin and Peyser
New York
Portraits and puzzles in a famous painter themed grid
A crossword style list with clues across and down referencing a renowned artist, eras, tools, and related terms. The puzzle weaves terms for materials, colors, anatomy, and geography, with biographical hints and wordplay connected to a feminine artist of historic note.
Radio Programs Nightly Listings for NBC CBS and More
Evening and morning radio schedule listing NBC CBS and WABC WBBM KMOX WCCO stations. Programs include Tommy Dorsey Harriet Parsons Boston Pops Andre Kostelanetz Arthur Godfrey Lux ratings and various orchestras bands acts and talk shows across WEAF WJZ CBS WABC and other networks with times from 6:00 PM to 11:30 PM and morning to afternoon blocks.
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Man's Family
NBC
Weaf Chain
Frank Knox
National Editorial Association
WJZ Chain
Cavalcade of America
CBS
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
WCCO
Tommy Dorsey
Andre Kostelanetz
WOC
Wabc and Chain
al Roth
Orchestra
o—Lewis‘Schmeling Fisht
WEAF
WIZ Chains
Eddie Guest
WCC
Andy
Ben Cutler
WJZ
Ie Lim
Abner
We 930
Larry Clinton
WAZ Chain
Dick Guasparre
James Melton's
Fletcher. Henderson's
William Farmer's
Aria
Lang Thompson's
Wdz Chain
Buddy Rogers
Veterans Forum
Husk O'Hare's
Rudy Vallee
Connecticut Yankees
Tnbc
Wwoc
Rhythm School
Tap
WBLBM
Bingo Crosby
Bob Burns
Pulitzer
Abraham
Adrian Rollini
Just Entertainment
KMCX
HE Schallert
Hollywood
Richard Himber
WCLAF
Will McCune
Warbc and Chain
Jack Sprine
Weaf Chain Tho Grants
Johnny Lone
WABC_ and chain
Shep Fields
Matarey Owens
Henry Kine
Freddie Ebener
Carlos Molina
Wccco
Webster Halli
Weap Chain
Henri Gendron
Norning Devotions
WHO
Southernaires
Breakfast Club
Landt Trio
Bachelor's Children
Kitty Kelly
Kmoxx
David’ Harum
Lorenzo Jones
Kitty Keene
Mary Margaret McBride
Myrt
Marge
National Farm and Home Hour
WIZ Chain
Helen Trent
WEBM
Hilltop House
Dan Harding
EAF
Joan
Betty and
Bob
Fran Allison
Mary Marlin
Attorney-at-Law
Regigen
Ma Perkins
Eunice Norton
Sven Young's
United States Army Band
Top Hatters Orchestra
Weaf Chain Pour of Us
W.I% Chain
Don Winslow
The
Navy
Edward Davies
Nila Mack
Galilcchio
Mr,. Keen
Marland asks F D R to avoid Oklahoma till after primary
Oklahoma Governor W. Marland said he urged President Roosevelt not to visit Oklahoma until after the July 12 primary where Marland seeks the U S Senate seat against Senator Thomas and others. He asked the President not to endorse in the Democratic nomination race and pledged to meet all candidates if Roosevelt visits before the vote.
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Oklahoma City
W. Marland
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
U.S Senate
Thomas
Marland
Gomer Smith
Congress
Senate
C R I P Ry Hearing Postponed To July 20
The Interstate Commerce Commission postponed the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railway reorganization hearing from June 28 to July 20. A bondholders protective committee requested the delay and said a complete proposed plan for reorganization would be ready for presentation at the July hearing.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Opposes Iowa Hog Producers Claims For Process Refund
Washington AP government attorney Sidney Gambill asked the processing tax board to dismiss a $1,031,293 claim by 1,126 Iowa hog producers, contending they were not properly entitled to action. He warned that if producers are joined, hundreds of thousands who paid the tax could seek refunds. the board took the motion under advisement and set July 15 for briefs.
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Washington
Processing Tax Board
Iowa
Sidney Gambill
Hospital blood donor nurse to wed patient at bedside
Sadie Schinley a nurse from Pawnee City Nebraska and patient Harold Pierce also from Pawnee City Neb were to marry at his bedside in Lincoln Nevada. The couple began dating a year ago and have kept the planned wedding despite Pierce’s serious illness with hemorrhages. Schinley donated blood used in the last transfusion and Harold is reported to be improving.
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Lincoln
Nev
INS
Sadie Schinley
Harold Pierce
Miss Schinley
Pierce
Pawnee City
Neb
Miss Shinley
Harold
Million Dollar Paralysis Fund Check Presented to Roosevelt
A check for one million ten thousand dollars was handed to President Roosevelt in Hyde Park on his birthday. The amount marked the proceeds of the final annual Fight Infantile Paralysis campaign, the largest sum raised to date. Funds will support the infantile paralysis program and related research.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
INS
Roosevelt
Roosevelts endorsement transfers to foundation head
The passage notes that Mr Roosevelt endorsed the plan and turned it over to Basil O Conn or, president of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, enabling the body to begin functioning immediately.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Basil O’connor
New National Foundation For
Ekern Appointment In Wisconsin Upheld By State High Court
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that Governor La Follette acted within his constitutional rights in appointing Herman L. Ekern as lieutenant governor. The court accepted jurisdiction in Rubin's ouster challenge, then sustained a demurrer by Ekern’s special state counsel.
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Ekern
Wisconsin
Madison, Wis
State Supreme Court
Philip F. la Follette
Herman L. Ekern
William B. Rubin
Milwaukee
Rubin
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
Recheck Shows Burrows Winner Of Benton Co. G. O. P. Coroner Choice
Special to The Gazette from Winton. After a post election review the Benton county board of supervisors declared John R Burrows of Belle Plaine the Republican nominee for county coroner. A voting machine credit reversal at Vinton precinct initially favored W D Martin, a Vinton chiropractor, but final tallies gave Burrows 617 to Martins 607.
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Recheck
Burrows
Benton Co. G. O. P
Winton
Benton County Board of Supervisors
John R Burrows
Belle Plaine
Vinton
W D. Martin
Martin
Virginian Held On Kidnaping Charge
Fred Guy Gibson aged 40 was held without bond after police said he admitted taking 5 year old Marjorie Lee Cutler to his rooming house and keeping her overnight He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury by Squire John V Moran in Wheeling West Virginia
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Wheeling
W. Va
Fred Guy Gibson
Marjorie Lee Cutler
Gibson
Squire John V. Moran
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Armstrong
Raed
Federal Surplus Commodities Corp
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Fio
Fay
Ise
Ted Senelich
Dodge Division
Chrysler Corporation
Dodge
Ales
Otae
Second Avenue SE
Newman
Roosevelt Hotel
Univis Lenses
J. C. Landenberger
Charles E. Kiewel
Minneapolis Brewing Company
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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