Hoover Outlines Eleven Point Recovery Plan At Grass Roots Rally
Former President Hoover, en route to New York, outlined an eleven point program to revive the economy at a Grass Roots convention in Oklahoma attended by 7,600. He condemned New Deal policies, warned of a danger to democracy, and urged reduced relief, tax revisions, production, and a court to steer Federal Reserve policy. A clash with Governor Marland followed his remarks.
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Hoover
City
New York
Oklahoma
Federal Reserve
Oll
Labor Board
E. W. Marland
Welco
Marland
Bear dies after getting wedged in cabin window
A hungry black bear entered an unoccupied cabin in Lolo National Forest Montana and gorged on stored food. While attempting to leave it became wedged in the window and was found dead by forest rangers.
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Missoula
Mont
Lolo National Forest
Heavy Payment Counts 1200 Silver Dollars For Car
Bisbee Arizona May 6. Automobile dealer Ed Plumb collected 75 pounds in American money for a car. The money was silver dollars, totaling 1,200 coins, and required an hour to count.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Ed Plumb
Sunny of li vo act opera at Sunnyside School
The Austinville elementary presents a play titled Sunny of li vo act opera on Friday night May 6 at eight o'clock. The cast includes Pille Leila Amos Reddy and many orphans with roles such as The Tomboy, The Fine Lady, The Bookworm and The Crippled Orphan, plus a large chorus.
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Austinville
Resen
Pille
Imogene Walden
Leila
A. Z. McDonald
Reddy
William Nickens
Amos
Edward McCluskey
Heck
Willard Burt
Phil
Denison Hall
Pauline
Hilda Miller
Betty
Martha Rich
Rosa
Italy
Wylodean Owen
Theodora
Leonora
Quinn Twins
Mary Allen
Nell Daniel
Nan
Hedper
Sunnyside
Ruby Ve Braswell
Sunny
Masinah Smith
Paul
Wallace
Horace
Bookworm
Melvin Dendy
Howard
Jack Mitchell
Harriet
Charles McDowra
Jimmy
Richard Mitchell
Eileen
Raleigh
Evelyn Smith
Tim
Marcus Long
Antonio
Donald Carpenter
Slim
Raymond Hamilton
Jane
Wynelle Jenkins
Nelldean Owen
Eva Mae Roper
Garland Simmons
Billie Watson
Nell Johnson
Garland Braswell
Jewel Nell Johnson
Joy Clark
Gracie Mae Brinkley
Martha Faye Roper
Peggie Smith
Pauline Chunn
Mary Ann Jenkins
Twilight McWhorter
Lucene McRight
Dorothy Rigel
Bobbie Jean Austin
Clara Faye Martin
Decoration at cemetery service set for May third Sunday
From Lacey's Spring an announcement states a cemetery decoration will take place at the foot of the mountain on the third Sunday in May the 15th with service at 10 30. Volunteers with relatives buried there are asked to meet beforehand to clean the sacred ground. COST six UPKEEP unknown. DETROIT May 6 After a marriage license visit clerk Tony Nader found a crumpled envelope listing Ring 250 cake 10 whiskey and B 6 50 Johnny 10 flowers 8 picture 5 rent 9 license 1 priest 8. No explanation who Johnny was.
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Lacey
Detroit
Tony Nader
Johnny
Fourteen Years Later Kosinski Convicted In Cleveland Killing
John Kosinski, 32, a New York orchestra leader and airplane pilot, was found guilty of a holdup murder in a second Cleveland trial after fourteen years since the crime. He claimed innocence but was convicted largely on the testimony of a boyhood acquaintance who said he was at the scene. He is appealing.
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John Kosinski
New York
Cleveland
Kosinski
USC student Marjorie Woodworth in golden haired girl pageant
Marjorie Woodworth a student at the University of Southern California from Inglewood California is listed among the entries for the golden haired girl contest to be held May 9 in Long Beach.
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University of Southern California
Marjorie Woodworth
Inglewood, Cal
Long Beach
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Europe
Congress
Gene Ahern
Hawaii
MR. Puffle
Claude
American Cleaners
Purina
Hawkins
Turner Coal & Grain Co
Checkerboard
Mealion
Purina Feeds
Merita
Golden Girl
Kellogg’s
Borden
Avalon
Scott Tissue
SCOTT
Panama
Pacific
Mayfair
Boston
Milky Way
Woodhull
Emerk Norberg
Norberg
Loyd’s Drug Store
Thompson’s
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