Urge Deer Hunters to Play It Safe
Veterans warn against reckless rifle use as Open Season draws near. Hunters and safety advocates urge newcomers to learn terrain, identify nearby human habitations, and avoid firing at moving or partially visible targets to prevent accidental shootings and protect deer populations. Conservation officials have posted anatomy charts to aid precise shots, while farmers, hunters, and wardens report deer deaths from wounds each year.
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Pennsylvania
Damage Suits on Relief Multiply
Washington officials estimate a 17 year, 28 million dollar cost to pay all injury claims from work relief programs. Some 2,440 daily injury claims have been filed, with the Compensation Commission paying 35 thousand dollars monthly to injured Civilian Conservation Corps enrollees. Claims tied to earlier CWA work also proceed at about 60 thousand dollars monthly, while rising enrollments push totals up as programs expand. Permanent total disability pays two thirds of monthly salary, with compensation varying by disability.
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Washington
Celula
United States Employes Compensation Commission
Civil Works Administration
Elaine
Compensation Commission
Civilian Conservation Corps
CWA
Deer hunting safety and rifle choice guidance
The article warns against heavy artillery for deer in thick country and favors practical tools like the .30-30 rifle. It stresses knowing the rifle, practicing safely, ensuring reliable operation, and gathering ballistic data before hunting season to keep forests safe for hunters.
Cross At Intersections By Arthur Jagee Acting Commissioner Of Motor Vehicles
Pedestrian safety at crossings is urged with statistics on fatalities and injuries from crossing between intersections. Key advice stresses using signals, crossing at marked corners, and remaining vigilant especially where no signals exist. The piece argues pedestrians share responsibility for safety and outlines best crossing practices.
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Arthur Jagee
Moto Vehicles
New Jersey
American Association of Flotal
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriers
Lem
Roosevelt plan to slash federal spending by winter
Washington reports indicate the Roosevelt administration will cut federal personnel and budgets this winter. General orders urge departments to study reductions in December through February, with 15 000 to 30 000 workers possibly affected and a broader review of all ongoing projects to curtail commitments and reallocate funds.
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U. S
Houston
F. D
Shushan Tax Case Focuses on Alleged Rebates
In New Orleans, the government continues its income tax case against Abraham L. Shushan, linking $58,919.44 in taxes to unreported gross income of $448,000 for 1920 to 1939. It traces checks from a New York dredging firm through multiple hands to the defendant and a New York bank, arguing funds were for personal and business gain, not political use. A court recess paused further testimony as prosecutors pursued the graft theory.
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New Orleans
Abraham L. Shushan
Huey P. Long
New York
Shushan
Orleans
Shushun
Chemical Bank
William H. Barrett
Chemical Ac
Government Axe Falls Across Agencies Amid 1930s Cuts
Across the Roosevelt era, a broad purge targets federal workers, with 540 NRA staffers to be dismissed by November 18 and further cuts shaping the PWA and WPA administrations. The NBA payroll and 2780 employees become a focal point for Republican criticism as demobilization expands through Tugwell and Hopkins led programs.
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NBA
Washington
White House
NRA
PWA
Tugwell
Army
Hopkins
Monkey House Monkeys Observe Humans and Each Other
In a Weelsly piece, a narrator notes a male monkey staring up through bars and seeming aware, judging by actions and language. A female monkey sits nearby as they appear bonded, both showing humanlike curiosity and quiet sadness about their confinement.
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Foote
Weelsly
First Democrat in the world referenced in historic dialogue
A fragmentary dialogue cites Christopher Columbus as the first Democrat in an exchange about Spain, exploration direction, and knowledge of destination, with comments about financing and historical narration. The text also mentions Wall Street Journal and Robinson Crusoe in a muddled context.
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Christopher Columbus
Spain
America
Home Ice Company Fresh Sea Foods at the French Market
An advertisement notes Home Ice Company offering fresh sea foods direct from the original French Market in New Orleans with emphasis on authentic sourcing. The brief notice markets seafood provisions and market location.
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Fresh Sea Foods
New Orients
Eee
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