Civilian Workers Show Appreciation at Camp Reforestation
Roosevelt's civilian conservation corps workers show good morale and health in reforestation camps across the nation. Fechner reports rising discipline with low desertion, few expulsions, and friendly ties to nearby communities. Notable discharges include 18,000 at New York camps and scattered cases in Baltimore Columbus Chicago Omaha areas.
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UPI
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Whem
Camp Brinks
Washburn
Wis
Robert Fechner
Fechner
New York
Corps
Baltimore
Fifth Corps
Columbus
Ohio
Dwo
Sixth Corps
Chicago
Seventh Corps Area
Omaha
Farley jokes about wine at press conference
Reporters at Postmaster General Farley's Washington press conference mocked the idea of refreshments. Farley, puzzled, mentioned the upcoming move to a new building in February and joked about reopening the Eighteenth Amendment to allow him to open a bottle of wine. The crowd pressed for clarification and Farley smiled.
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Washington
Farley
Perkins
O. K
Parley
Sea Captain Turner Dies at 77 in Liverpool Context
EYVERPOOL England June 94 UP Capt William Thomas Turner commander of the Lusitania when torpedoed by a German submarine in World War I died here yesterday He was 77 A Paris chambermaid seeks redress after being dismissed without notice for refusing to lace her master's shoes
West Virginia Tourist Drive Planned Prominently
A Charleston meeting June 26 will draft a statewide tourist development program to turn West Virginia into a motor vacation destination. AAA backing, statewide rallies, and local club support aim to boost road investments and map promotions, with leaders including Governor Engited and Kump invited to speak.
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Speelad
the Gazette
Washington, D. C
West Virginia
Charleston
Daniel Boone Hotel
Metor
A.4.a
Washington
W. T. Sliver
Southern West Virginia Automobile Club
L. Ainslie
Huntington Automobile Club
Huntington
A. 8. Olver
Parkersburg
Auttomobile Club
American Automobile Associaton
AAA
Reman
Hart J. Smith
Donald P. Walker
National
West Virginia urged to lure tourists as economy aid
West Virginia should mobilize motor clubs under A A A to attract vacationing visitors drawn by the World's Fair and low travel costs. Leaders say state cooperation and publicized recreational assets can turn highways into a tourism engine, offset mining and factory downturns. Legion calls on members to defend economy against critics and support veteran-led fiscal restraint.
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Smith
West Virginia
American Automobile Association
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