Relief leaders forecast Alabama relief through September
Parsons of direct relief said Alabama can cover September needs with federal funds on hand and local funds from the state welfare department created under the Walton act. WPA projects would employ 79 000, with youth movement funds to Alabama schools for campus jobs. Students 16 to 25 eligible, high school relief 7 percent, college relief 12 percent, selections made by college presidents and high school principals for approval.
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Associated Press
Ni RY
Parsons
Thid Holl
Washington
Alabama
State Department
Bolt
PWA
Alsbume
Anna Pagher
Learn
Igh
Fe College
Principess
Balt
Air conditioning to reach deep Rand mine vein
In Johannesburg Aug 30 AP reports air conditioning is being installed in a Rand gold mine to allow deeper mining. The harsh temperature and humidity encountered at 200-foot levels hinder ore extraction, prompting cooling upgrades to sustain operations.
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Rene
Johannesburg
Sow Africa
Rand
Neighbors Link Glasgow Title to Her Character, Book
Neighbors of Ellen Glasgow speculate that her new novel Vein of Ron points to the author’s own nature. They recall she broke away from romance, faced reality, and defied social norms as a young professional writer.
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Ellen Glasgow
Richmond
Miss Glasgow
Potomac
Lower Main Street
Virginia
Queen Astrid Death Scene Echoes Through Brussels
King Leopold participates in the return and funeral cortege as thousands line Boulevards du Jardin Botanique and Rue Royale to the palace. Queen Astrid lies in a wreath crowned coffin carried to the chapel, with Albert and court officials nearby, while crowds pray outside the gates.
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Leopold
Gare du
Ihatx
Rue Royale
Baron Capelle
Azdente
Astrid
Albert
Jay Im
Alberts
Brussels
Dove Season Set Up For Southern Hunters On Plea
Washington reports the biological survey amended federal dove hunting rules after protests from the south. The changes extend opening in southern states to start earlier and end later, adjust daily closing times for certain waterfowl and birds, and allow hunting within 1100 feet of vegetation away from shore. The aim is to equalize privileges and prevent overrestrictive open-water shooting.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Delawatta
Kentucky
Tenn
Northaiolings
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Kishore
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Cotomis
Bunset
Old Age Pension Progress Across States and Regions
Old Age policy shifts and pensions across states are described as Maryland expands to 69 dollars monthly with state and county shares, while a planned shift to federal funding is discussed. New York, New Jersey, Virginia, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Wyoming are noted for laws, proposals, or debates on federal pension participation and related fiscal measures. The text also mentions related political actions, vetoes, and constitutional votes, plus a royal funeral scene for Queen Astrid with a sunny Brussels homecoming.
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Maryland
New York
Jerseys
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginise
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Kentucky
Wyoming
Dixieland Mules Ordered for War Effort Across Nations
The Dallas mule trade reports large orders for pack mules with rigid specifications. Livestock dealers announce shipments to military contractors in New York and to an Ethiopia campaign, with 400 to 500 mules sought by a Waltham, Massachusetts buyer. Secretary Liuri Fiato of the Trade and Chamber of Commerce notes inquiries and uncertainties about the exact end user.
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Dallas
America
Texas
D Duce Mom Coston
New York
Liuri Fiato
Traletan Chamber of Commerce
Beaton
Dinta
Fiato
By & Waltham
Mass
New England
Coston
Emily Chooses Between Library Duty Or Family Pressures
A weary Emily faces a crucial choice on whether to extend her library post for a year or quit to ease family strain and preserve dignity. Edwin, Frances, and Jeffrey weigh in as the September heat and campus life press on.
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Emily
Meer
Wilvem
Holfeu
Plonin
Edwin
Alabama
Tash
Soo
Tod
Becauan
Edwin Sho
Frances
Jeffrey
Mr. Small
Ellent
Ian
Bly Wade
Marlen Sims
Gypsies in Yonkers Case and Pension Amendment Note
A fragmented report from Yonkers New York mentions a pension amendment for the New Jersey area and a group described as gypsies. The text lacks full clarity on actions or outcomes and references dates around August 30. Further readable context is needed to define specific facts, names, or the event scope.
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Olshomsa
Joraey
Guilhty
H Podria
Notable editorials stir praise amid partisan clashes
A fragmentary notice notes frequent republication praise from Chicago Tribune and New York Herald Tribune for a country editor. It cites Time magazine’s Sept issue, radio broadcasts, and references to Halleck and Fitz-Greene Beeezaris while criticizing a governor’s veto and political controversy.
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Ongar L. Tompkins
Aoner
Chicago Tribune
Mow
Tork Herald Tribune
TAS
Time
Mts
Jssue
Hell
Hall
Fitz-Greene-Halleck
Marco Bezzaris
Et Fm
Bia
Honegteps
Storm Disaster Drags Citywide Tragedy Of Lost Passengers
A severe storm battered Belona and Ris Cruces causing trains to wash out and passengers to be stranded. Rescue teams recovered bodies while drivers and sheriffs worked to locate those trapped as officials investigated the deluge and its deadly toll. Names such as Joe N Sabin and John J Olde appear among reported victims and responders.
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J. Banasa
Belona
Ris Cruces
Westentuy
Joe N Sabin
Ae Boulevard
Chicago
Reyon Tucson
Ariz
John J. Olde
Sheriff Prattt
Sablin Asa
Lee Gilmer
Wan
Datheoner
Rhosal
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Dixie Mule
Andiamo
Ferma
Wiley Denkley
Morning Star
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Abe
Baty
Ant
David
Edwin Owung
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Mistaco
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Houston County
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Tere
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Wayne
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Alcazar
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Paramount Ertreny
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Houston
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