Riverside Drive Repair Receives Community Praise and Cautions
Readers celebrate the Riverside drive repair by Bill Bolin’s crew as the road shows marked improvement after years of neglect. The letter praises the county and road commission for including city limits work, while urging restraint on New Deal wage and hour legislation and cautioning against overreach in state regulation of contracts and personal life.
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Riverside Drive
County and District Road Commission
Bill Bolin
Road Commission
City Street Department
Cony
Bolin
Commission
Congress
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
Washington
Mark
Nineteen New Laws Expanded Salaries and Standards
The act increases salaries for sheriffs prosecutors and county and circuit clerks, with many laws effective today. The state will cooperate with other states in pursuing criminals, and new standards for nurse registration and training are established.
Carrier Regulations Set Fees for Bus and Taxi Operators
The commission requires pre March 1 operation or permission for bus firms taxi firms and property carriers. Rates and schedules fall under commission approval with license fees from 10 to 60 dollars based on vehicle tonnage. Present force to handle registration now. possible new division later. Special tags issued for all for hire vehicles.
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Commission
Road Commission
Frank Cogley obituary extends across Cameron and Monongah division
Funeral arrangements for Frank Cogley are pending with services as yet incomplete. Survivors include three brothers Daniel and James E. Cogley, John L. Cogley twins with B and O engineers, and three sisters Mrs Hannah Bowers Mrs Thomas Hopkins and Mrs Lucretia Crogan. He was a St Augustine church member.
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Frank Cogley
Grafton
Monongah
Daniel Cogley
Cameron
James. E
John L Cogley
B. and
Garrett
Ind
Chicago
Hannah Bowers
Thomas Hopkins
Lucretia Crogan
Comley
St. Augustine Catholich Church
Mra
Crogan
Hamil
What’s What at a Grice Washington
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart argues Roosevelt’s critics of the supreme court plan exaggerate the court’s vacations. He contrasts presidential nonstop work with the court’s long breaks, noting Roosevelt’s Gulf trip advanced Pan American ties and that the president can summon Congress, while the court can be absent for months.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Gulf of Mexi
F. D
Buenos Aires
Butt
Congress
Two Local Champions Face Retirement Over Clean Sidewalks
William Ritt portrays Stubby McLitter and Ida Messing as longtime local champions of sidewalk littering. The piece humorously recalls McLitter’s record July 4 station litter and Messing’s Memorial Day picnic spree scattering gum wrappers plates napkins and debris across four acres.
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William Ritt
Central Press
New York City
Stubby McLitter
Ida Messing
Stubby
Aisen
Ida
Funeral Rites Planned for Cameron Clergyman
Funeral arrangements were completed for a Cameron area clergyman with services set at St. Martins Catholic Church on Monday at 10 AM officiated by Father C J Kluser. Interment will be in St Martins Cemetery with the body remaining at Hamilton Funeral Home until the final motor transfer to Cameron.
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Walnut Street
Cameron
St. Martin's Catholic Church
C. J. Kluser
St. Martin’s
Hamiltonr
The Acme office becomes Hollywood style in chapter sixteen
Marcia watches Acme transform into a glamorous firm with two new offices, green gold decor, a blonde receptionist, and modern furniture. She earns praise for her ads, but worries Abe’s methods and Sandy’s suspicions. Ellen invites Marcia to dinner with Tony as Walt presses for attention, raising jealousy and tension.
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Sandy
Marcia
California
Los Angeles
Hutt
Abe Zimmermans Firma
Walt
Marca
Fe Tas
Milanon
Marney
Ellen Sanders
Tony Elliott
Lena von Brecht
Ycteon
Ann
Paula Stoddard
Sandy Knight
Paula
Stoddard
Acme
Abe
Aeme
Hollywood
Mazie
Ellen
Char-Ming
Killen
Marcia Dear
Abe Zimmerman
Twoi
Abé
Tony
Mareia
Antoine's
Eilen
Hunter
Hllen
Tory
Tin
Grove
Dee
the Grove
Martha
Mare Lal
LIST DODGERS continee f rom page one
Congress debate continues on extending three cent postage and nuisance taxes that raise over 500 million annually. A return to two cent postage could cut postal income by 80 to 90 million next year. Nuisance levies like admission and import taxes and excise taxes on fuels to watches face expiry or reduction June 30 unless renewed. Some members push for a one year extension. others favor two years. Special Saturday price on paint at The Racket Store.
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Post Office Department
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GRICE
Pontiac
Martin
UAWA
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Fisher
Detroit
Monroe
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Frank Murphy
Pilgri Nage
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