U S Board Aims Broad, Rapid Spread of Work Policy
Washington January 23. A broad policy to spread work quickly nationwide was laid out by President Roosevelt's cabinet under the Public Works charge. The 3.3 billion plan prioritizes projects that can start immediately, aim to revive employment and industrial activity, and fit into integrated plans rather than isolated efforts.
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Washington
Jane
Roosevelt
Mie Eobbel Toard
Sevretary Tekes
Conteva
Jess Neate
Otlier Projecta
Fis Agaliet
Lakeshore Drive Loveland Scenic Highway Opens
Lakeshore Drive at Loveland will officially open Saturday noon linking Loveland Lake area to Estes Park as part of a new scenic highway. Clyde Walters, project official, says foundations are set and the route will be opened for all travel. The project joins the Grossley Loveland Highway and the Big Thompson canyon work, creating a two lane scenic loop around the lake stores. Future work will extend west from Wildwood Junction toward Watt's Corner.
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Taveland
Lakestore
Loveland Lake
Clyde Walters
Porvicer
Ual Yestur
Walters
Usal
Manbie Sonday
Eales Park
Love
Estes Park Aince
Big Thompson Canyon
Gresley- Loveland
Estes Park
Lake Stora
Ake
Loveland
Watt's Corner
Wilds
Wnder
1 200 000 Men Are Back at Jobs Says Green of AFL
Washington June 22 William Green president of the American Federation of Labor said tonight that more than 1 200 000 men had gone back to work since March. He cited revised figures showing 735 000 rehired and 495 000 reemployed in a period with March through May totals.
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Green
A. F
Associated Teta
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Lator
Federation
Hora Ora Grean
Wright Plans and Controversy Over Poudre River Diversion
The article discusses efforts to organize the Poudre Valiny Walor Usere association to address water needs in district No 2 and below on the White River. It details plans for a tunnel from the Nordl headwaters to the Poudre valley, an alternate diversion from North Park Meadowland, and potential loan strategies to fund the project, with focus on Colorado’s water rights against Wyoming and the North Platte.
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Poudre Valiny Walor Usere Association
Auch
Organieulion 13
Pric
Peudrs
Irtigalara Agaluut Watur
Wlotte
Alate Highvaor
M.C. Hinderthes
Wright
Ken Wolleyvé
Poaitloy
Ford Loan
Domania
Casperancova
Barker's Mother Dies in California
Mrs. Barker, mother of Professor George A. Barker of Teachera college, died in Hollywood California on Wednesday from complications following a severe fall. She spent the winter and spring there with her daughter Mrs. Robert Durham Peck. Born in 1851 in Pittsburgh, she had long resided in the city.
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Sig McBane Darker
George A. Barker
Teachera College
Ftroulty
Molywood
Calif
California
Robert Durham Peck
Barker
Greeley
Lie McBane
Pitteburgh
Hat City
Unclear civic leader’s daughter mourned in Pittsburgh notes
The text recalls the daughter of Alexander McHane a Pittsburgh reform ring leader from the late 1800s. She married James Wiley Barker in 1878 and remained active in civic social and church life. Survived by Barker children and others with final burial details pending.
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Alexander McHane
Pittsburgh
Im Centro
High Aghonl
Jaman Wiley Darker
Barker
Presbyterian Church
Jamies Wiley ‘Barker, Jr
William H. Barker
Charres St. Barker
New Lyme
Robert Jaihaimy Pook
Culver
Ind
Greeley
Joe Ferment
Ovill
Local social notes recount visits and gatherings
A stream of weekend visits and open houses is recorded. Residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Newman and numerous families, hosted guests from nearby towns. Several reunions, dinners, and lake outings are noted, with adjustments to plans and church gathering details.
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Ault
Messia
Mos
Bryan Page
Memer
Smith
Loren Walling
Delbert Blu
Estes Park
J. J. Newell
H. D. Tayloe
Ars
Carl
Dawn
Aid
Margaret
Harold Dooling
Nancy Lee
Chanthera Lake R
J. Mesara
Andl Mesdames Jons, Hoss
John Jersmingaen
Margaret Largan
Andra Andaraan
Georgia
Mlna Golds Murton
Mankato
Mlow
Sol Wykert
Foully
Joby
Newman
A. Pearson
Greeley
Gongragational Church
John Noewman
Idaho Legislature Adopts Beer Tax Policy Adjourns Early
An Idaho legislative session adjourns in the late afternoon after confirming a 2.7 percent beer and malt tax and executing governor directed actions. Roosevelt's coastal sail from a Maine harbor ends with a quiet evening, as Associated Press reports on the presidential movement.
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Idaho
Balsa
Ohio Wets Secure Writs in Dry Battle
Ohio prohibitionists win temporary writs from the state supreme court to block certification of saloon petitions and to compel ballot printing for a November delegate election. A merits hearing is set for July 10, with a July 9 return? date in the case challenging repeal convention provisions.
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Ohio
Pree Columbus Co
Olle
State Supreme Court
Saloon League
Secretary of State
Wheat payments eyed for reduced acreage plan
Washington official Wildon, chief of wheat production under the farm act, said today that payments to wheat farmers who reduce acreage will be provided under the program.
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Washingttn
Amtl, Wildon
Unclear crop sale policy discussed in fragmented report
Fragmentary text notes uncertainty over whether Lily sya and others may sell crops now or later under a proposed plan. It references wheat adjustments, farmer rights to market, and potential participation in a two year plan. Mentions Jamea Vestkamp and Montavista in unclear context.
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Ite
Jung
Mystery
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Scorchy Smith
Ian
Art Husler
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Paramount Pict
CREEN
Paramount
Mrs. Roosevelt
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Associated Press
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Meg
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Colorado
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