Glass Charges Big Work Fund Is Duplication
Washington April 19 Labor's non partisan leagues urged support for Roosevelt's self recovery program warning that the RFC may duplicate public works relief. Glass chairman said 1.25 billion relief funds approved but 1.041 billion for public works could be authorized, raising Senate appropriation friction with PWA. House planned hearings on July 1 1938 to February 1 1939 relief and 1.2 billion public works.
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Bulletin
Washington
Labor
CLO
Roosevelt
John L. Laveia
Theese Kevelt
Ghiss
Vierinia Democrat
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Clas
Etninman
Senate
Fio World
Toosevelt
RFC
Kec-Pwa
REC
Public Works Administration
Glisx
Inn Conservation
Jense J. Jones
Joncas
Relia
Janna Unters
House
Harry Hoins
Congress
Civilian Conservation Corps
White House
Davis Named to TVA Investigation Committee
Vice President Garner appointed Senator Davis of Pennsylvania to join the joint Congressional committee probing the Tennessee Valley Authority. If Davis accepts, the ten member panel will be filled with five senators and five representatives. Three Republican senators declined to serve, delaying finalization of personnel.
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Davis
TVA
Washington
Garner
Pennsylvania
Republican
Tennessee Valley Authority
Garner Fing
Senate
Capper
Kansas
Borah
Tdi
McNary
Oregon
Building 2 Million Homes At 2500 Each Proposed
Walter R. McCormack of the American Institute of Architects outlined a plan to create 2,000,000 small family homes at about 2,508 dollars per unit. The project would involve architects federal agencies and material makers to provide affordable, well designed houses for families earning 80 dollars or less weekly. The proposal notes land not included in the cost and compares the idea to low cost medical care.
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New Orleans
Walter R. McCormack
American Institute of Architects Committee On Housing
Fire Sales Announced as Merchants Reopen at Cut Prices
Four of five Huron merchants victimized by the April 7 blaze plan fire sales to move stock at reduced prices while one store aims for a temporary reopen. Osborn Clothing and Fleming Dry Goods announce temporary sites and Friday reopenings, with others moving stock to new locations for Thursday and Saturday sales.
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Osborn Clothing Company
Dakota Avenue
Fleming Dry Goods Company
Royal Hotel
Robinson Shoe Company
Corking Furniture
Third Street
Robinson “Company
D. C. Root
Jarold
Roy J. Miller
J. ¢. Penney
J. ¢. Penney Comp
K. & K. Company
Miller
Penney Company
J. C. Dexter
Penney
Albert Robinson
See Concern
Fleming
Dinneen
Osborn
Foreign Activities Banned In Brazil Decree Regulates Foreigners
President Golullo Vargas signed a decree banning foreign demonstrations and political activity in Brazil. It regulates foreign institutions including schools newspapers and propaganda and forbids use of uniforms and party symbols as part of curbing Nazi and similar groups.
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Brazil
Rio DE Janeiro
Golullo Vargas
Japs Reinforce For Big Battle Near Yin River
6000 Japanese reinforcements arrive on the Yin River four miles from Link, moving overland from Tsingtao to join a major clash in South Shantung. Military observers foresee a potentially large engagement as Japanese columns push southeast of Lint, with plans to commit up to a million troops. Guerrilla attacks persist along multiple fronts as garrisons retreat to strengthen the Lint drive.
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Shantung Province
Yin
Link
Tsingtao
Shantung
Ligi
Suchow
Yi River
Shansi
Weather Clears Up For Openers In Major League Baseball
Weather improved after rain dampened the season openers. The National League slate featured the Giants at home against the Bees and the Dodgers at Philadelphia, while the American League opened with Chicago and Cleveland hosting Tigers and Indians. In Boston, the Yankees beat the Red Sox 5 to 3 as Ruffing drove in the deciding runs late.
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Boston
Glenn
Gomez
Murphy
Newson
Sullis
Alien
Pytlak
Detroit
Chicago
Leamto
MacFayden Danning
Melton
Brooklyn
Philadelphi
Mungo
Chet Atwood
TaMaster
Chicino
Cincinnati
Bryant
Schott and Lambardi
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Associated Press
Washington
New York Giants
Bees
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Pirates
Deanless Cabdinels
St. Douis
Chigago
Cincinnat
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
St. Louis Brawna
Indians
Yankees
Ruffing
Paw Aces
Vernon Gomez
Bob Grove
Red Sox
Grove
Charley Wagner
Wagner
Johnny Marcum
George Selkirk
Billy Knickerbocker
Gonser
Franke Crdacili
Harley
Johnny" Murphy
Sox
Senators
Connie Mack
Lally
Rain Damps Annual White House Egg Roll
Thirty workers cleared the lawn all night after rain interrupted the Easter event. Four hundred forty one hundred sixty six children and adults joined the annual Faster egg rolling at the executive Port sion, attendance fell to about nine thousand from last year’s record.
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Grand Washington
White House
Election Interest Reflected In Big Noon Vote
Voters in Huron and surrounding South Dakota towns showed strong interest in municipal matters. Noon counts report bond proposals for airport development and a city hall auditorium, plus three city commissioners elected for three-year terms.
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Huron
M. FP
Walt
W. W. Hower
T Hhree
George C. Green
Br. J
Tschetter
George A. Youel
George Tobin
Wy Railroad
Sioux-Palls
South Dakota
Watertown
Codreanu Sentenced To Six Months In Prison
The court in Tilava near Bucharest sentenced Corneliu Codreanu leader of the Iron Guard to six months imprisonment. He was arrested with hundreds of followers during a government crackdown and convicted of a verbal attack on a government member former Premier Nicholas Jorga.
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BUG
Pri
UAT
Corneliu
Codreanu
Iron Guard
Tilava
Bucharest
Codrean
Pipot
Nicholas Jorga
Insurgent Victory Declared in Civil War Speech
Generalissimo Francisco Franco announced that the insurgents had won the civil war in Spain. He urged the government to abandon the struggle and promised amnesty to those who pledged allegiance, with assurances of no political persecutions after surrender.
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Zaragoza
Francisco Pranco
Spain
France
Libya
Suez Canal
Tunisia
Itealy
Danubianates
Italy
Germany
Britain
Poland
Czechoslvakia
Ethiopia
Paris and Rome move toward friendlier ties and broader talks
Reports from Paris indicate France and Italy seek to restore friendship and discuss extending international cooperation to include the United States and Britain. Italy and France may sign an accord within ten days as Geneva pressures loom.
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America
Britain
Paris
Mary
France
Rome
United States
Premiser Daladiex
Georges Bonnet
London
Insurgents Advance Across Catalonia Near Tortosa
Government forces including international brigade units advance south of Tortosa after Ebro bridges were destroyed. General Garcia Valino’s troops press to cut off Tortosa as Franco shifts heavy artillery toward Barcelona and Valencia.
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Tortosa
Ebro
Fendrale
Garcia Valino
Novarrest Legennaires
Barcelona
Valino
Benicarle
Miguel Aranda'y
Valencia
Mediterranean
Francisco Franco
Sierra de Montenegrois
Sierra de’ Caro
Sierra de Las Razas
Former Yankton Mayor Frank Fanslow Dies at 74
Frank W. Fanslow 74 a former Yankton mayor and longtime blacksmith and implement dealer died after weeks of critical illness. He had operated in Yankton since 1844 and was known as the oldest implement dealer in the northwest. Surviving are his widow two sons and three daughters. Funeral plans未 completed
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Mankton
Frank W.fanslow
Yankton
Fanslow
Northwest
State Fair Board
Atate Board of Health
Japan to Pay Pansy Claims Tomorrow
Ambassador Grew announced Japan would present a check for 2,214,007 to the United States in payment of the Pansy claims. The funds cover property damages and personal injuries from the sinking of the Panay and the bombing of three American tankers by Japanese aircraft.
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Japan
Washington
Joseph C. Grew
Tokyo
State Department
United States
Panay
Ji ‘Airplanca
Hanley Given Fifteen-Year Term in Robbery Case
Joe Hanley of Sioux City was sentenced to 15 years in a federal penitentiary by Judge George C. Scott for the February 4 1995 kidnapping of Ernest Newmith an armored car messenger in Sioux City. His attorney Wilbur Owen pleaded for mercy saying Hanley kept his associates from killing Newman who was later released near Fort Snelling Minnesota.
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Cedar Raplos
Jourph Hanley
Sioux City
George C. Scott
Ernest Newmith
Wilbur Owen
Hanley
Ton
Newnan
Fort Sielling
Minn
Sisters Of Quins To Enter Convent In Quebec
Two older sisters of the Dionne quintuplets travel to Quebec to join the Ursuline Sisters convent as pupils, as announced by the Sister Superior. They come from the Dionne home at Callander.
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Sisters of
Quins
Quebec
Dionne Quintuplets
said _ Nurgeaere
Callander
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Gettysburg
Highmnore
Hurley
Gregory
Salem
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City Water Commission
Frank &. Guhin
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Arthurds. Mannes
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