Germany Unemployment Plan Aims 1.25 Million Jobs
Berlin reports Hitler cabinet bundles past unemployment efforts into a single bill to spend about 1 billion marks and create 1.25 million jobs in fields, factories, and offices. The plan cuts taxes, offers loans and tax amnesties, and targets debt relief while expanding water, electricity, canals, subways, and public buildings.
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Tom Wilhelm
Berlin
Hitler
Germany
Bruening
von Papen
von Schreicher
Fritz Reinhardt
Ministry of Finance
Finance Department
Homecoming at Flemington a Huge Success
The Flemington homecoming and picnic drew over six hundred people to the old West Virginia College grounds. Guests included graduates of West Virginia College and Flemington high school. The event featured music by local orchestras, a keynote by Bond, and a history of the college’s founding and development from 1863 to its transition to a district school.
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Old
West Virginia College
Flemington
Flemington High School
W. D. Zinn
Barbour County
Colegrove
Brooks Fleming
Auburn
G. M. Yates
Flemington 5
Bond
Salem Clege
John W. Springer
Allegheny Mountains
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Fifrious Cather
Taylor County
Emory Fleming
Fer
Granville Greathouse
Robert Craten
Cather
Free Will Baptist
Alvin D. Williams
Yale College
William E. Stevenson
Williams
Ellen Horne
Boston
Nebraska
William Colegrove
Harvard
Ove
West Virginia
David Powell
Thomas E. Pedon
Jolliffe
J. Clark Cather
Board of Education of
Michael Graney
Jedediah D. Frum
John M. Stoss
Scholl
Clark Cather
Dellett Newton
College Hill School
D. E. Stader
College
Gulf-tube motor oil wins in AAA testing at Indy
The Contest Board of the American Automobile Association tested four leading 25c oil brands on the Indianapolis Speedway. Gulf lube surpassed all rivals, going 285 percent farther per quart and saving over a quarter in oil use. Switch to Gulf-tube to cut oil use and reduce repair costs.
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Lou Moore
Ambassador Hotel
Indianapolis
Gulf-lube
AAA
America
Indianapolis Speedway
Gulf Lube
Gulf-tube
Pittsburgh
The
American Automobile Association
Tax compliance urged to curb old debt in new fiscal year
Charleston July 6 Tax Commissioner Fred L Fox orders an end to funding old debts with next year’s taxes and warns county courts school boards and city councils that new levies must cover only current expenses. He says many bodies ignore the law creating misdemeanor contracts beyond revenues and promises checks on old debt payments.
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Fox
Charleston
Fred L. Fox
Tax Department
State Receives $1.5 Million for Relief Funds
The federal emergency relief administration allotted 51.5 million dollars to 48 states and districts for unemployment relief in six weeks. Administrator Henry L. Hopkins said the grants match three dollars of state spending for each federal dollar, with Kentucky and Pennsylvania among recipients and others including West Virginia Maryland Ohio Tennessee and Virginia listed with specific amounts.
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Washington
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Henry L. Hopkins
West Virginia
Kentucky
Maryland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Virginia
Armed Mutiny At Florida Prison Stockade
National guardsmen moved to quell an armed mutiny at Tooke Lake prison camp in Brooksville Florida about thirty convicts described as bad actors barricaded with hatchets knives clubs and bottles. They had defied authorities since Tuesday noon.
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Brooksville
Fla
National
Tooke Lake
Various Stock Groups Move Forward But Rails Make Impression
Stock groups advanced in varied fashion as rails made the strongest showing with gains. The market covered light trading in New York on a July day, reflecting cautious investor sentiment and selective leadership among steel and utility shares.
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Reynolds Tobacco B
Union Pacific
American Telephone
Johns Manville
Allied Chemical
New York Central
U. S. Steel
American Can
United Aircraft
Case
American Tobacco B
Westinghouse
Divorce Restrictions Urged by American Bar Assoc
Chicago July 6 Clarence B. Martin president of the American Bar Association urged stricter marriage laws before the National Educational Association He said divorce in the area is higher than in many nations and supported divorce by agreement but condemned Gretna Greens and migratory divorces He warned that divorce shelters juvenile crime and criticized proposed child labor amendments as a threat to republican government He praised social legislation and regulation of utilities while honoring organized labor gains.
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Chicago
Clarence BE. Martin
American Bar Association
National Educational Association
Association For the Advancement of Science
United States
Martinsburg
W. Va
Russia
Mexico
Gretna Greens
Martin
Fist Governor of Oklahoma Expires
Charles Nathaniel Haskell, Oklahoma s first governor, died last evening at 73 of pneumonia in Oklahoma City. He led the state s early government then became a millionaire oilman and railroad builder before later losses. His career included Wall Street success, a return to Oklahoma in 1929 as head of Municipal Gas and Sapulpa Gas. A Milwaukee County official is noted for not smoking and calming nerves with apples during meetings.
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Okahoma City
Charles Nathaniel Haskell
Oklahoma
Wall Street
Haskell
Municipal Gas Company
One Kowee
Sapulpa Gas Company
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Old West Virginia College
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Dempsey Seis Caxnera
Triumph
Jeck Dempsey
Yvirgn Prime
Cxnagra
Jack Sharkey
Sioyn
Haantey
Freaa Phote
Florida
New York
Bar
Milwaukee County
Wis
Board of Supervisors
Jelling
Cheries A. Lindbergh
Greenland
Philadelphia
Lindberghs
Europe
Presa
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