Defeat Seen For Plan To Shift Relief To Localities
Senate leadership moved to defeat a Byrnes amendment seeking 40 percent local cost share for non-federal relief projects. Debates featured 12 senators opposing the shift and urging Hopkins to fix local contributions as now. Hopkins cited state averages from 8 to 28 percent, with several states above 20 percent.
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Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
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R.mich
Senator Lodge
R.-Mass
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D.-Ariz
Public Works Administration
Hopkins
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Elopement plans stir Marcia amid office woes and romance
Marcia braces for change as she plans to resign from the Acme office and travel to a wedding with Ellen. She weighs Walt's interference and Sandy's distant presence while Ellen pursues freelance dreams and Tony's steadying influence. The pair prepare for a Valentine’s day flight as a photographer pubs the upcoming nuptials.
Minn. Pikes Wear University Degrees In Walleye Graduation
Oswald and 3,000 classmates graduate from the University of Minnesota in a Lake Winnibigoshish conduct ion. Strips bearing J. of M. are fixed to their jaws as the group prepares for post graduate angler work.
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Minneapolis
Oswald
University of Minnesota
University
School of Fish
Lake Winnibigoshish
Minnesota
Snake in bath house sends 15 men running nude
A rattlesnake slithered into the bath house at the Roza irrigation district camp in Yakima. Boss Swan Dahlberg killed the reptile as 15 workers bolted to showers and regained their clothes.
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Yakima
Wash
Swan Dahlberg
Roza
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Quick Malaria Relief
Consumers are urged to treat chills and fever with Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming rapid relief. The tonic combines quinidine and iron and is sold at drugstores in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes, with the larger bottle marketed as more economical.
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Grove
Secretary Pattillo Speaks at Moulton Street Missionary Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian church met on Tuesday June 5 at the church on Moulton Street. State secretary Mrs Pattillo of Hartselle shared life stories of Emory Ross a returned missionary and writer. She review of Out of Africa by Rosas followed lunch.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Moulton Street
P. Patlo
Hartselle
Pattillo
Cave
Emory Ross
Prag Sionary
Mesdames Mac Brown
Pruitt Simms
Erin Walker
Russell McKelvey
J. Buchanan
Elsie Schauber
Emmett McOwry
Cora Getchell
Irene Hannigan
G. BE. McCullough
J. B Thomas
Luna McKelvey
Clarence Sandhni
Mr. Shaffer
Alma Schauber
Addie Goode
Carrie Jones
Mabel Hannigan
Eleanor Walker
Father of Local Man Called Home
Polk Marlow aged 68 years died last night at 11 40 at his home in Athens He is survived by his wife and one son Charley Marlow of Decatur Funeral services will be conducted this afternoon at four at the residence by Rev W R Battles pastor of the Athens Methodist Church and interment will be in the Athens Cemetery Drinkard and Howell directing Mr Parron had many friends in Athens to whom news of his passing came as a profound shock
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Polk Marlow
Athens
Charley Marlow
Decatur
W. R. Battles
Athena Methodist Church
Cemtery
Drinkard and Howell
I‘arron
Halter Becomes Ticket To Arkansas Vacation
Tulsa water commissioner W F Graham recalls buying a halter and carrying it on foot to Arkansas as a makeshift vacation. He says he traveled with the halter for three months, staying at farmhouses at night and never paying for food or lodging.
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Tulsa
Okla
W. F. Graham
Arkansas
Graham
Halter
Stera-Kleen Becomes Noted Stain Remover and Tarnish Aid
An advertised product named Stera-Kleen claims to remove the blackest stains and tarnish with a salve that requires no brushing. Marketed as dentist and Good Housekeeping approved, it promises money back if not delighted and is sold at all druggists.
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Pridges
Good Housekeeping
Bible School to Begin June 28th
The vacation Bible school and evangelistic services start June 24 at Willoughby Presbyterian Church. Rev. William B. Strong announces Miss Ruth Solomon will lead the Bible school and youth work. The pastor and congregation anticipate a very successful meeting.
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Willoughby Presbyterian Church
William B. Strong
Ruth Solomon
Seattle coed loses two engagement rings in quick stroke
Alice Holland, a University of Washington student, reported her first engagement ring stolen and then lost a second one. She expressed doubt about facing her fiancé after the double loss.
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Seattle
Wash
Alice Holland
University of Washington
Rains Delivers Stirring Sermon at Memory Drive Church
Rev. R. S. Rains, preaching on Son Give Me Thy Heart, urged the Memory Drive Methodist crowd to surrender the entire life to God. He described heart, life, and will given freely and forever, as Paul showed in devotion to Jesus, and called for consecration and a burning zeal for salvation.
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R. S. Rains
Memory Drive Methodist Church
Paul
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Father
Rev. Rains
Canadian Timber Imports Dominate U S Market
The United States imports one and a half billion feet of saw timber from Canada each year. Domestic timber production would lower costs for American buyers.
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United States
Canada
Forest fires in US largely caused by humans
Records indicate that about 98 percent of annual United States forest fires are human caused and preventable.
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United States
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact listing of across and down clues for a daily crossword puzzle with entries ranging from writer to queer and various thematic hints. The grid references include chemistry of hints like ensilage, spear like meats, and a river in Poland, with several double meanings and abbreviations.
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Poland
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