Hoover Scandal Surfaces On Materials Contracts
Washington reports another Hoover era scandal brewing around federal building program materials. Alleged collusion between government and corporate officials includes a prominent ex-senator and kin, plus a cabinet member and others. Tugwell pushes back with public appearances as Garner maintains Texas influence amid wage fights and rail layoffs intensify.
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Ropney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Senate
House
Department of Justice
F. R
Roosevelt
Cousin Henry
White House
Tugwell
Rexford
G. Tugwell
The
Brain Trust
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Dartmouth College
Buffalo
Cleveland
Oberlin
Ohio
Kansas City
Handsome Rex
Garner
Texas
Jack Garner
Jack
Federal Trade Commission
Public Utilities
Bullesby
Pan
Brotherhoods of Engineers
Parents Must Have Faith In Serums Says Advocate
Olive Roberts Barton argues health authorities must win parental trust in preventive therapy. She weighs options for diphtheria and other vaccines and urges reliance on family doctors to tailor immunization, noting objections and the need for informed consent in the war against disease.
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Johnny
Fasteur
Social and church greetings at White's Chapel and local homes
New Liberty residents Mr and Mrs Johnny Clark Mr and Mrs Alex Pirtle and Mrs Bob Clark share Sunday dinner with Dock Hamilton. The fifth Sunday meeting at White's Chapel includes Mr and Mrs George Langston and Dock Hamilton. Frequent visitors and callers intermix among Hamilton Langston families with neighbors and friends.
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Johnny Clark
Alex Pirtle
Bob Clark
Dock Hamilton
George Langston
Dork Hamilton
White's Chapel
Alvin Hamilton
Jim Durham
Prescott
Carl Hamilton
J. D. Langston
Otis Langston
Jesse Langston
Bessie Hamilton
Elizabeth Hamilton
Lucille Gormeley
Dock Hamiltons
Arthur Glanton
Hermon Hamilton and Son
Dave Weaver
Hope Saturday Shopping and Family News In Hope and Georgia Move
Local residents including Sheppard Collier Stevenson and George Gilbert were seen shopping in Hope on Saturday while Mrs. Tompia Gilbert and children visited Mrs. Hariin of Kiernsey. A group met at Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chandler. Arnett family members traveled to Georgia to establish residence. Across the nation there is a political note with O’Malley and Teaux arguing government funding must be paid by contributors and a conference report passing 253 to 106 while a 10 percent tax proposal failed 283 to 77. In Liberia a mammoth, fossilized millions of years old, resurfaced from the Indigirlc river after warm weather released it from ice.
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Collier Stevenson
Hope
George Gilbert
Tompia Gilbert
Mainie Lee Arnett
Aubin Janway
Georgia
Mia
Laven Hacker
Ehitleen Lucille
Christian
Gladys Cornelius
Melle
Gladys Aad
James Cornelius
Marguerite Hacker
Louise
Mavis
Mildred Cornelius
Guernsey
O'Malley
Wisconsin
Teuax
Ohio
Nes
Farrer-Laborites
Gladys Smyth
Ilness
Lester Lee
Fanny
Bud Pincher
Lois Lee
Litle
The
Cross Roads
Ethel Fincher
Near Hope
Verda Smyth
Clovis Almond
Myrtle Bustin
J. P. Ames
Hiram Powell
Alvin Fuston
Octi Carlton
Albert Bustin
Mes
Sherman. Sutton
Billie Joe Honen
Rusy Hanea
el Dorado
H. C. Phillips
Phillips
Warner-Browt Hospital
Reciprocal Tariff Bill Moves Ahead
Washington reports an advance in administration re employment plans and a stance to oppose liquor tax cuts. The reciprocal tariff bill clears committee, while a stock market measure faces little resistance in the house as Roosevelt plans a home building and remodeling drive with government aid. He backs action against illicit liquor dealers.
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Washington
Capital
Roosevelt
Side Glances on Tax Relief and Corporate Reorganization
Senator Robinson led passage of a relief bill claiming thousands would lose homes without aid. Proponents cite 2,000 defaults. opponents say defaults are under one percent and fear debt repudiation. House member Wilcox introduced the original measure. Senate also debated a corporate bankruptcy plan tied to creditor and stockholder consent thresholds. The conference report would reshape revenue with a 1 percent higher tax rate rejected by the Senate.
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Robinson
Arkansas
Wilcox
Pennograt
Florida
House
Senate
White House
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