PhiENG sLUIONS TO BEAUTIFY WASHING
New planned building to house operations with a coating cost of 10.3 million dollars. The old structure will be razed as the cornerstone of a triangle shaped urban redevelopment in central Washington. The Mall project spans 70 acres between Pennsylvania Avenue and Fifteenth Street, forming an apex near Taind shrew crossing Pennyslads avenue.
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Gers
Triazgle Oh
Pennsylvania Avenue
Third Hixeet
Miesouri Avenue
N. W
Pennaylvads Avenue
Fifteenth Street
White House
Capitol
Allotment Plan Debate Continues From Page Three
A fragmented summary of a legislative discussion argues that a federally controlled allotment plan would restrain American farmers from producing for the world market, create a vast government system, hurt agricultural export business, and risk monopolizing domestic commodity production while denying individual farmers fair opportunity.
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United State
United
Bates
United States
Interesting News at Cranfills Gap
Local notes mention Mrs Homer Bronsted and Mrs Veatch with children visiting from Greenville. Stella Pederson traveled from Greenville to handle business and meet relatives. Otto Nywaard visited from the north while Bernt Bertelaen planned a trip to Fort Worth. A community update from Wap Cove Springs notes ongoing chatter.
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Homer Bronsted
Micdlel Rey
Veatch
Litte
Menderes Sem Sorley
Homer Burtezon
Banday School
Stella Pederson
Greenville Raturday
Bellamy
Austin
Otto Nywaard
Bernt Bertelaen
Wap Cove Springs
Farmers' Farm Relief Aims and Roosevelt Policy Clash
A reader urges equal opportunity under Farm Relief legislation with specific crop allotments and domestic price supports. The letter references President-elect Roosevelt, Senator Sheppard, and farm groups debating the Jones Bill and Democratic positions on farm relief and market controls.
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Jones
Wrwald
Parm and Ranch
Sleet Roosevelt Nas
Sheppard
Washington
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Exters
Fase and Ranch
Democratic Party
Berator Sheppard
Wincere
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Praskant-Bleet
Inaugural Day Plans and Tyings of 1933 Event At Capitol
A garbled 1933 report outlines inauguration arrangements. President Roosevelt will take the oath at the Capitol with Vice President Garner present. The presidential party will proceed to the executive gallery and the ceremony includes Fort Myer troops and a crowded platform.
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Washington
Sears
Franklin Dy Rowsewsit
Hor
Naten
Rowe
Wil Baal
U. m
Mator
Howe
Howrer
Gapitel
Mire Hoover
Raceral
Fort Myer
Jom N. Garner
Temas
Garner
Britain
Addrean
Roosevelt
Foower
South Africa Mirrors Distinct Vel Developed History Posts
In South Africa imitates have developed such distinct and complete itec at thnwen that even Server kl dues have rink from the Hinesry posts.
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South Africa
Thnwen
Hinesry
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H.W. Hering Agency
C. B. Schow
Ten
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Speen
Bee
Eee
Cranfills Gap
Siena
Corneil
Brown
D.C
N. D.cliven
Crantille Gap
Westell
Man Vasley
Ment
LA Rt
Sultana
Zia
Bokar
Mellin Wheat
P&g
Encore Macaroni and
Speghett, Lor,phe le
Betty
Liattwee
Geandenauyer's Bread
White
Tie Fillabry
Pulrberg
Toe
Sienna
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