Mother Leads Posse In Search For Slain Deputy’s Son
A New Mexico mother, Mrs. 8 B Layman, rode with a large posse seeking her son Jack Layman, accused of fatally wounding Deputy William Meador. She offered to surrender him to avoid bloodshed, but the search continued across central New Mexico canyons and mines with over 100 men joining from Estancia and beyond, aided by two Los Angeles police uncles of the deputy.
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Over 120 Million Loans Approved by R F C in June
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation reported to Congress that in June it authorized loans totaling about 120 million dollars. The figure covers 349 new advances and increases in existing loans across banks, mortgage lenders, insurance firms, credit unions, and regional agricultural entities, with notable sums to railroads and agricultural corporations.
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Baths of Diocletian capacity and era details
About 2000 persons could be accommodated in the Baths of Diocletian, a grand public complex in ancient Rome. Six such bath establishments were constructed during the days of the Empire, reflecting the era’s vast urban infrastructure and social life.
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Rome
Japan Boosts Navy Budget in Historic 1934-35 Request
Tokyo reports the navy seeks 680 million yen for 1934-35, including 180 million for new ships and 75 million for modernization, far surpassing prior peaks. The army also requests a record 560 million yen, signaling broad military expansion amid Japan's foreign policy tensions.
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