Public program marks end of vacation Bible school
A two week Vacation Bible School run by St Pauls Methodist and First Christian church closes with an 80 pm display of kids handwork at St Pauls and an 8 pm program. 75 children attended and exhibits include sandbox items and electric maps by James Parkhill Fred Bonner and Clyde McDaniel.
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St. Paul's
First Christian Church
James Parkhill
Fred Bonner
Clyde McDaniel
Margaret Robinson
Everett, McWilliams
Paul Willis
Victor Cuppett
Barbara Ger‘ins
Elizabeth Marshall
Gertrude Saffel
Maxine Bisier
Virginia Outright
John Fawcett
Durward B. Brown
President outlines housing loan program to spur economy
President Roosevelt proposed a broad plan to stimulate business and employment without taxing the Treasury. It would authorize guaranteed loans for sewer and bridge work, hospitals, toll bridges, express highways, railroad equipment, farm land purchases, rural electrification, and foreign financing. The program envisions a $2.06 billion loan total plus a $200 million housing- authority borrowing cap, totaling about $870 million for the year starting next July. Republicans call it political and fear budget impact. supporters say it boosts private industry.
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Treasury
Rural Electrification Administration
Unis
United States Housing Authority
Byrnes
Roosevelt
British Plan Battles Swatow Border Incident
British and American officials describe a tense Swatow situation as eight American and eight British sailors patrol missions at Mission entrances after a Japanese warning. In Tokyo talks, Britain and Japan see no basis for negotiations over the Tientsin affair while a new Manchou-llao border clash with Mongolia dominates news from Asia. France eyes mutual assistance with Turkey as Hatay province is signed over to Turkey in Ankara.
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Swatow
South China
Tokyo
North China
Great Britain
Tientsin
Manchou- Iea
Outer Mongolia
Lake Bor
France
Turkey
Ankara
Republic of Hatay
Alexandretta Sanjak
Nye Asserts Continued From Rage One
Nye asserts the nation’s strength lies in rewarding honest labor and ensuring those who earn the right to live need not beg, borrow, or plead pauperism. He argues such policy will provide adequate support without creating dependency.
Townsend plan outlined to fund pensions via new taxes
Delegates hear Rep. Martin F Smith and Rep. Gerald Landis discuss prorating pensions for 60 plus with 56.26 monthly starting, funded by a 2 percent retail tax and 0.42 percent gross revenue tax on producers and wholesalers. Projections show $5.4 million yearly, rising with money velocity. Tantus backs the plan and rejects WPA crop controls.
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Cable Tabernacle
Martin F. Smith
Wash
Gerald Landis
Ind
Smith
Tain
Tantus
Paris Official Arrives in New York for Eight Day Visit
Paris Mayor Arrives in New York as Gaston de Launay, head of the Paris Municipal Council, begins an eight day visit. He once challenged the late Raymond Poincare to a duel over a dispute later settled without violence.
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Gaston de Launay
Paris
New York
Raymond Poincare
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