Work Relief Spending To Follow Same Rules As Before
President Roosevelt redesignates Hopkins to run the WPA overseeing a $1.425 billion allocation to be spent largely as the prior $4 billion program. New policies limit veteran eligibility, bar illegal aliens, and keep hours to 140 monthly. Regulations ease deadlines and set wages, project allocations, and equal treatment rules across WPA, PWA, and Resettlement.
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Roosevelt
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Harry S. Hopkins
Congress
Hopkins
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Resettlement Administration
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National Youth Administration
Emery Wins Medal Honors in Trans Mississippi Tourney
Emery wins medal honors at the Trans Mississippi tournament in Wichita Kansas. Waller Fonery Oklahoma City shoots 72 to lead the field with wind at Country Club. Several players tie or near 74 including Wieving Reynolds Smith and Harry Todd from Dallas. Joabquay Goodman of Omaha among leaders with 75 as others struggle in the tough course setup. A daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Barrenue May in St Mars hospital in Jefferson City. Lunacy hearing for Rep Zioncheck set in Washington as mental capacity evaluated in District of Columbia court.
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Waller Fonery
Oklahoma City
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Kansaas City
Missouri
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Harry Todd
Mars
St.Mars’s Hospital
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Berry Street
May
Jefferson City
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Washington
Marian A
Zioncheck
Wash
Gallinger Hospital
Malius
District of Columba Supreme Court
Farley Keynote Sparks Democratic Convention Riots
National Chairman James A. Farley sparked a loud, extended demonstration as he lambasted Landon, Knox, and the Republican platform. Barkley urged constitutional reform ideas while criticizing Hoover and the Liberty League amid a tense, noisy Pennsylvanian backdrop involving governors and delegates.
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Landon
Knox
Af al Smith
Pr Ng Roosevelt
Sea
Earle
Ceorge HW. Marie
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Farle
Barkley
Aneeck Binalby
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Mareh
Liberty League
Landen
Republican Party
Senator Glass
Virginia
Perry
Glass
AL Smith
London
New York
Surislayy
Lemke-Coughlin Union
Farley Mits
Farrey
Smith
du Pont Liberty League
George H. Earle
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Carter
University City Woman Injured in Car Crash
University City resident Mers N. Galleano, 70, was thrown from a car when it overturned near Chandler on a vacation trip to California. She remained in critical condition with a severe head injury and multiple cuts as hospital staff reported. Her son Cecil Young, carrying four grandchildren, said the driver lost control and the vehicle flipped four times.
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City
Mers
Galleano
University City
Chandler
Antonia Galleane
University
Man Convicted in Wife Killing Case at Moberly
In Moberly Missouri on June 23 a circuit court jury convicted Louis W. Bryce of assault with intent to kill his estranged wife after an April 20 shooting. The two-year state prison sentence followed Bryce’s claim of amnesia about the shooting while his wife testified to ongoing marital trouble and recent separation amid alleged abuse. Mrs Bryce, a witness, recalled his taunting and threats during the confrontation.
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Albert Waller
San Francisco
Blanche Cousins
Moberly
Louis W. Bryce
Bryce
Jury Exonerates Joplin 4 Man in Fatal Shooting
Joplin coroner's jury finds Thomas Loyd acted in self defense when he shot Vernie Bradley of Choctopee Kas killing him. Loyd is exonerated and released. Bradley's body released to relatives.
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Joplin, Mo
Thomas Loyd
Vernie J. Bradley
Chicopee
Kas
Loyd
Bradley
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