Robinson Bill Seeks 60 Million for Drought Aid and farm loans
Senate opens session with a Robinson bill proposing 60 million dollars in loans to drought afflicted farmers for seed and feed. The measure also authorizes 5 million dollars to states for highway construction, allows the president to distribute wheat to drought areas, and earmarks 3.5 million for agricultural extension work.
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Washington
Congress
Robinson
House
Federal Farm Board
Secretary of Agriculture
Puff seeks ocean escape from traffic to rent a submarine
Puff expresses fatigue with congested cars and planes and vows to seek a clean ocean retreat by renting a submarine vessel.
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Puff
Precaution Taken Against Red Outbreaks
Capitol police increased readiness to prevent disturbances during a Communist demonstration opening Congress. Reinforcements stood by, with David Lynn coordinating building protection alongside sergeants at arms. Reports said American Legion members planned a counter protest, while officials discussed preventing gallery disruption and banners.
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Capitol
Congress
David Lynn
American Legion
Lynn
Capitol Police
House
Senate
Capital
West Virginia hearing set for hydro projects start date
Public Service Commission fixes December 10 as the start date for further hearings on Southern West Virginia's 23 million dollar hydro electric projects on the New River. Governor Conley calls a Wednesday budget committee meeting to begin preparation of the biennial budget for the upcoming legislative session. Official tabulation shows U S Senator M M Neely Democrat leading with 193010 votes.
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Associated Press
Charleston
Conley
Fragmented clipped notices mix political results and local events
Irregular OCR text covers election results for J Elwood Jones and Neely with figures, a Charleston federal court sentence docket, Huntington charity depots debate, Point Pleasant river riverman Captain Homer Smith death, Clarksburg athletic association planning winter sports, and Wheeling social note about Mrs Martha B Ay.
Salem woman sues Royal Baking for 50000 injury damages
Tes of Salem N J files $50,000 damage suit against Royal Baking Company of Wheelink alleging injuries from a collision between her auto and a bakery truck. Fairmont-sylvanus L. Watson, 82, retired coal operator, then at his home here.
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Tes
Salem
N. J
Royal Baking Company of Wheelink
Fairmont
Sylvanus L. Watson
Auditor Continued from Page Ln December
The note explains the aim to help recipients cash their checks early for Christmas shopping and to observe the holiday in a more fitting manner than if they were fully reliant on their own funds.
Billings Plea Highlights Pardon Request Details
The supreme court justices, with one exception, held Billings failed to offer new light since earlier refusals to recommend a pardon. Billings based part of his petition on a retraction by John MacDonald, the star witness for the state, in the original trial. New York was described as its largest Jewish population in the world.
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Supreme Court
Billings
John MacDonald
December payrolls urged to lift economy and Christmas spirit
A historical note argues employers across districts boards of education municipalities counties and industries should pay rolls early in December to stimulate business and raise morale during the Christmas season. It contends higher wages prompt more purchases and a stronger festive mood.
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Tistrict Boards of Education
Don’t Give Up Hope for Sleep and Energy Boost
A dated ad promotes Works faat as a fast-acting remedy for insomnia and daytime fatigue. It claims relief in 16 minutes, with a money back guarantee, and markets to “get up nights” and restless evenings.
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Grafton Drug & Chenalcal Co
Mrs Keith-Miller Plane Search Involving Nassau Andros Island
Mrs Keith-Miller, flying from Havana to Miami, landed off course and a search was organized. A navy plane was furnished by Washington to aid, with Lancaster chartering a plane from Nassau to Andros Island to inspect the craft and fuel. He planned to return via Andros to Nassau before resuming to Miami.
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Miami
Lancaster
Navy Départment
Washton
Filer
Andros
Tsland
Keith-Miller
Nassau
Ae Andros Island
Plana
Gloria and the Golden Buckle Nightclub Scandal
Gloria meets the man who sent her costly jewelry, oil magnate Wick, a powerful Broadway figure. Wick opens a new club, Gals Golden Buckle, as Teddy Rich escorts Gloria to Offening. A photo deal propels him to leave Hollywood. the show at the Golden Buckle struggles and Wick bows.
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Earl
Wick
Teddy Rich
Ofening
Mer
Tor Hollywood
Teddy
Wer
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