Government Has No Jobs Except Forest Program
Washington May 1 The Roosevelt prosperity drive may delay job seekers as the administration promises increased employment through the emergency program. Yet agency placement remains unprepared to hire, aside from civilian conservation corps work at a dollar a day. Public works will boost building trades and yard labor, but most new jobs come through contracts and production. Industry is expected to quicken with proposed controls to shorten hours and raise wages, boosting purchasing power and demand for labor.
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Washington
Thota
Eranto Moro
MeMath Girl Tells Grand Jury Story
Margaret McMath a ten year old Harwich girl spoke to a grand jury in Barnstable Massachusetts revealing a fraud case. She testified about a campaign to uplift attendance and stated how her family and associates financed her attendance. The testimony drew nationwide interest as jurors heard her account.
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MeMath
Mass
Mar-garet McMath
Oh Harwich
Neil C. McMath
Willam Lee
Harold Bowyer
McMatls
Lee
Sawyer Wrra
Means Says Kidnap Pair Were in City Only a Month Ago
Washington May 16 Gaston B Mean testified at the Lindbergh kidnapping hoax trial that a month ago he told Mrs Sel Walsh Mclean that four men he named were principals in the kidnaping and could be arrested. He said Wellington Hondaron Irving Fenton Max Hansel and Max Greenburg were in Washington at the time and involved in the case. He testified briefly under examination.
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Washington
Gaston B. Mean
Lsncom
Suoveys
Edsel Walsh Mclean
Means
Mra
County P T A Meet Draws 75 at Hudson
Seventy five delegates and 7 af ther af tleful attendees joined the county PTA meeting at Hudson after a community sing. Reports from officers and study groups highlighted hot lunches welfare work and library sponsorship. New officers were introduced and the next meeting slated for Fort Lupton.
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Judeon
Jia Noel
Faris
Bone
Nafety
Camp Fine
Soy Scout
Hudson P. T. A
Jerre Moreland
Schoola
Mra. J
Thompson
P. ‘P A. Toad
Kort Morgan
Joint Commission On
TC. Cummings
Weld
Seyscol P, T. A
Mra
J. L. Thompson
Ave
Jhon Noel
A. C. Glynn
J. A. Pless
Istorian
Joe Nesbitt
Ray I. Braonamas
RC. Cummings
Leah Young
Magssing
Mex
Jens Mason
Car Tare
Study Group
E. Ru Bliss
W. Lb. Wilkinson
Holward Petersen
Thrift
John Boblender
Paul Horengon
Safety and Boys’ Son Fond
D. F. Faria
Day
Alt. Miller
Mer Tom Gross
Misa Jessie Alice Fink
Washington School
Mothers’ Club
Wel County
Lupton
Play Day to Be Held by Greeley Schools Friday
Greeley public schools under Mrs Helen Lux schedule a Play Day Friday May 1 at 9 A.M. at Greeley High School athletic field with free admission. Extra bleachers add seating for over 2000 participating students from all districts. high school band led by Ronald Faulkner to perform. Exhibits showcase student work across departments, replacing the former May Day event.
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Gresley
Helen Lux
Greeley High School
Ronaid Faulkner
Borah Bonds with Thomas on Hoarding Rule Debate
Senator Borah writes Frank N Briggs defending Thomas and accusing opponents of hoarding rates. He praises Thomas as capable and right, urging action to stop what he calls a harmful scheme. The letter dated May 9 warns of serious consequences for western farmers if policy continues.
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Borah
Thomas
Charles
Blue Dales Mets
United States
Wilan Borah
Frank N. Briggs
Denver and Weld County
Heaster Thomas
Pousswaton
Tean
Colorado Relief Action Hangs on Washington Move
Denver May 16 Governor Edwin G Johnson said further relief funds for Colorado’s unemployed must come from Washington. He reported he pressed the Reconstruction Corporation on Colorado’s seriousness and stated the state will wait until a new director is appointed and funds are provided. He would call the legislature into session once relief funds are secured.
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Associated Trexat
Denver
Edwin G Johnson
Colorado
Washington
Dakota sand core shows dry interval at Anthes well
An eight feet Dakota sand core from the Anthes well, taken early Monday, was dry with no oil or gas saturation. The sand appeared dark gray and a good reservoir, but experts expect low chances of finding oil or gas in further cores. The well will be set back and plugged back to the Muddy. Coreing extended from 6628 to 6637 feet.
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Dakota
Mary
Indy
Vlay
B&r
Markets and cattle and grain scores from Denver and Chicago May 15 16
Denver market notes show cattle and hogs price shifts with demand muted and reports of steady to higher bids across beef and feeder segments. Chicago May 15 notes wheat prices weaken on inflation fears and awaited farm bill developments while corn and oats show modest moves and traders await Washington guidance.
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Alay
Vdotatoess U
Sundss
Cotorada
Peg Mer
Satay Soppilen Mneral
Inerkel Dull
Catoradg U
Red McCluces
Ad Salt Rus
Colorado
Oussian U
Omahe
Dulic
Botuhers
Batuntny
California
Tay
Molly
S.sir Werlers
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Lk ‘Ho
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Acol
Chetca
Saleado
Chicago
Washington K
Washington
Raintalla
John Deere Plow Cuts Interest Rate Here
John Deere Plow company at Hinges City Missouri issues notes with altered interest terms. Old notes dated before 1939 earn five percent to 1939, then six percent to maturity and eight percent after. Notes dated after 1933 draw five percent if paid in full by set dates. otherwise six to eight percent penalties apply.
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John Deere Plow Company
Hinges City
Crom
Bate
Intereat
Wille
Mothers Day Tribute by Armentrout
A retrospective tribute outlines the origins of Mothers Day, tracing its roots to 1908 Philadelphia and Anna Jarvis. It notes public recognition spreading through churches and schools, culminating in a 1914 joint Congressional resolution establishing the holiday on the second Sunday in May.
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Suer
Falladelphia
Anna Jarvis
Virginia
Every
Congresa Dealgint
Congress
United States
America
Mather
The
United
Java
Venezuela
Peru
Valencia
Manelone
Homes
Lincoln
Tom
John Quincy Adams
Washington
Mothers Day reflections on virtue and material excess
The piece critiques Mothers Day as a vital tribute while warning against exploiting the day for sentimentality and commercial gain. It cites leaders like Wilson and Roosevelt, discusses the global adoption of the date, and stresses balance between reverence and action, urging practical deeds over mere emotion.
Mothers Day Reflections on Social Duty and Care
An editorial lament urges recognizing Mothers Day as a summons to support families in poverty. It critiques gaps in mothers compensation and child care, and highlights public health, schools, and welfare programs as vital to nurturing motherhood and civic responsibility. The piece praises community organizations and calls for sustained spirit of care across the nation.
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America
Fron
Gresley ‘Tribune
Miro
Ives
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