Roosevelt urges restraint on pet projects to balance budget
President Roosevelt asks Congress to accept smaller federal fund slices for local projects to keep the federal budget approximately balanced. He cites road building economies and notes opposition by Rep Cartwright while outlining highway funding and authorizations for next fiscal year. The piece also briefly mentions a separate note about deep sea fish phosphorescence.
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Roosevelt
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Democrat
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Melt
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Pause
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Olehunaunt
Bureau of Public Roads
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Quizzical prompts on religion and historic events
A jumbled prompt asks about Palestine religion dominance, state flowers, memory cues, and a quiz on landmark years such as the San Francisco quake Titanic sinking Lindbergh flight and a kidnap case. It ends by asking when the U S Treasury began stamping In God We Trust on silver dollars.
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Palestine
San Prancisco
Lindbergh
Auantic
Alan
Bruno Richard Haypman
Veultal
Wig
14 Death Sentences Imposed on Russians
In Archangel region testimony at the anti-Soviet wreckers trial in the timber industry revealed 14 death sentences imposed on Russians. The proceedings identified V A Tvanoft, commissar of the timber industry, as part of the case.
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Moscow
Russia
Remonyal
V. A. Tvanoft
Archange
Archangel
Train crash injures several on eastbound Pennsylvania line
An eastbound Pennsylvania railroad express derailed after passing an open switch and collided head on with a freight train on a side track near Emporium. The railroad said a series of passengers two firemen and one express messenger were injured but none seriously.
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Emporium
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frank Kellogg Dies Leader in World Peace Era
Frank Kellogg, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and architect of the Kellogg Briand pact, died at his home after a stroke last week. Kellogg, once US secretary of state and ambassador to Britain, was instrumental in promoting world peace and faced a long illness before his death. A memorial event is planned at Hotel Barkow with Hope High alumni and dignitaries expected.
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Prink Billinus Kellogg
Great Britain
United States
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Ty Gili
Cerelral
Nic
Kelso
Cotton market update from New Orleans in January
In New Orleans January trading saw spot cotton close steady while futures and futures-like quotes edged lower. The report notes activity opening at 8 30 and closing around a B31 level amid modest price shifts and limited demand.
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New Orleans
Five Arkansas WPA Projects Receive Presidential Approval
The WPA informed Senator Caraway that five Arkansas projects totaling 65,027 dollars received presidential approval. White County home assistance for the needy accounts for 2,325 dollars among the grants announced Thursday.
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Couat
Congress
Senate
House
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WPA
Leon Henderson
Caraway
Arknsas
White County
Pine Bluff Man Injured by Train in City Accident
J. H. Eddins, 81, a Pine Bluff clothing supplier, was struck by a moving freight train at Third and Main streets late Wednesday. He suffered a broken right arm and multiple cuts and bruises after walking into the train. witnesses believe misty weather and covered glasses impaired his view. He was rushed to a hospital.
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Fine Blupf
J. H. Eddins
Pine Bluff
Third
Main Streets
Star carrier collections moved to Friday before Christmas
City subscribers are asked to have payments ready as The Star's carrier boys shift their weekly collections to Friday due to Christmas Day on Saturday. Carriers at Emmet and Prescott, four others, also collect Friday instead of Saturday. Your cooperation is appreciated. HOPE Stak
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Stars Carrier
Emmet
Prescott
City of Hope lights contest offers home prize awards
Photos capture Hope residences as City of Hope announces three electrical appliances as prizes for the least decorated homes this season. Contest entries will be judged and prizes awarded, with Friday night photos taken earlier to print before Christmas.
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City of Hope
Hope Star
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Star
Hope
Earthquake Shakes Mexico City Causes Mild Damage
An tremor struck Mexico City on Thursday causing slight damage and disrupting communications to provincial capitals. The disturbance lasted about a minute and did not trigger widespread alarm, with fears of interior damage noted.
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Mexico City
Clipper Sets Off on South Seas Survey Flight
Honolulu report says the Sumuon Clipper embarked on a second Hawaii to Auckland survey flight to prepare a regular service between Hawaii and New Zealand. The voyage covers about 3410 miles and aims to establish a commercial link across the Pacific.
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Hawaii
New Zealand
Japan Forms New Government at Nanking Capital
Japan established a new autonomous government in captured Nanking Thursday, signaling a shift away from Chang Kai-Shek's Nationalist leadership as the war widens. Three hundred Americans and foreigners fled Yangtze River Valley town Nankow, boarding an evacuation train to Hongkong amid fears of renewed Japanese assaults.
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Associated Press
Japan
Nanking
Chang Kai-Shek
Nankow
Yangtze River Valley
Hongkong
Spain
Tezruel
Aragon Front
Tokyo
Yangtze River
Panay
United States
Yoshiaki Nishi
Washington
Christmas Eve Babies Said to Have Gift of Gab
A superstition from the Vosges Mountains in Germany claims babies born on Christmas Eve possess a ready tongue while those born on Christmas Day lack such a gift but have better logic.
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