Senate to push 25 million Red Cross relief fund
Washington January 16 The senate coalition planned to offer a 25 million dollar appropriation to the Red Cross for relief work as an amendment to the interior department bill. Democratic leader Senator Robinson of Arkansas claimed enough votes to pass it. Agricultural agencies were set to distribute a 45 million dollar loan fund for seed and supplies for spring crops in drought areas, after the president signed the measure last night.
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House
Red Cross
Interior Department
Robinson
Arkansas
Congress
Red Cross Funds Move to Feed Mules and Cattle
The Red Cross announced a sticker solution over loans to furnish feed for thousands of mules and cows threatened with starvation. Money will begin flowing within a week as Arkansas officials report animals already dying. An extra session fight looms over a Senate contest, with the Democratic leader and Republican independents aiming to block Interior Department supplies.
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Arkansas
Senate
Congress
Interior Department
Want Bicycles For Jobless Boys
High Point s employment office appeals for bicycles so jobless boys can become Western Union messengers. Mrs. W. E. Price says some boys deserve work and that Western Union will repair usable bikes. One boy has already been placed and more help is welcome.
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High Point
W. E. Price
Senate gains temporary break on relief and interior bills
Administrative leaders in the Senate gained a temporary break as the relief amendment faced rejection by the house while the interior appropriations bill, a key regular measure, was introduced late. The House squared away the war department supply bill and prepared to debate the justice, state, labor and commerce departments funding, including prohibition enforcement, with several new members aiming for a final vote after a week.
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North Carolina State rifle team plans 80 matches this year
Raleigh January 16 The NC State College rifle team under Captain Truman C Thorson of the ROTC unit announces eighty collegiate matches for the year with prominent rivals including Maine Washington State USC Texas A and M Florida Puerto Rico and Hawaii This marks the first year in the William Randolph Hearst rifle trophies competition The squad began practice with twelve lettermen and twelve freshmen under ROTC coaching.
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U. S. Army
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University of Porto Rico
University of Hawaii
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William Randolph Hearst
Wake Forest Sees Record Spring Admissions
Wake Forest college expects more spring enrollments than in recent years as registrar Grady Patterson notes a high number of applications despite a general low mood. Registration is February 2-3 and exams run January 26-31. A Nyasaland bridge contract for the Zambezi River is set to span about 11 650 feet.
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Wake Forest College
Grady Patterson
Zambezi River
Nyasaland Protectorate
Too Nervous to Sleep Promises Relief in Clinic Trial
Mrs. Mamie Hartgrove of Louise Mill, Charlotte reports weakness, poor appetite, and nerves improved after using Dr. Pierce's Medical Discovery. She credits restored sleep and strength to the remedy and mentions trial package details as advertised.
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N.C
Dr. Pierce
Mamie Hartgrove
Louise Mill
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