Welfare Budget Tussle Shapes 1938 Economic Policy
President proposes cutting welfare expansion to balance the 1938 budget while Congress debates housing and tenant aid. He urges aligning appropriations with budget estimates, warning a deficit of 318 million dollars. Wagner housing bill would back a 100 million loan fund with subsidies, easing rents for the poor. Congress could trim spending, but the President seeks executive control over public money.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Freshent
H Bo
Com
How CARDUS Helps Women Cardus Medicine Ad
Cardus is a purely vegetable medicine found by many women to ease menstrual pains and strengthen those weakened by poor nourishment. It improves appetite and digestion. Many report lasting benefits from its wholesome nutritional support. Get Cardui at the nearest drug store and read directions.
Tips on Travel Tipping Problem by John Durstam AP
Travel tipping is analyzed for hotels trains and dining. The bellboy handles arrivals in hotels and receives 10 to 25 cents depending on hotel price. After settling in, tips vary for room service and other small tasks.
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John Durstam
House That Went to College Telling Old South Tale
Mrs Louise Burr Jacobs built Tennessee home from Harpeth River estate with students at George Peabody College. Class planned surveys blueprints bids and contracts to create a modern yet antique styled house with field stone fireplace built to authentic lines. The project blends electric kitchen baths and wall switches, preserving Old South ambience.
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NEA Service
New York
Tennessee
Louise Burr Jacobs
George Peabody College For Teachers
Vanderbilt University
Old South
Tennessee Architute
Harpeth River
Nashville
Uncle Tom
Weantenok
Harpeth
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Oyo
K.C
Ford
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Rutford
Hope Auto Company
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