Missouri Debt Surges After Two Decades of Growth
Washington June 12. Missouri’s public indebtedness rose over 2000 percent from 1912 to 1932, with 1932 state cost at 58.40 per capita on a $213,278,927 base and a population of 3,652,000. Total 1932 revenues reached $184,064,803 while debt stood at $334,264,904. The state plans $15 million for improvements and $5 million road bonds, aiming to push road spending to $70 million since a $75 million authorization.
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Board of Fund Commissioners
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Unemployment Relief Costs Hit Billions in 12 Months
Washington June 12 AP Direct unemployment relief will cost the federal government over 2 billion dollars by August 1 with another roughly 1 billion expected in a year. Hopkins as emergency relief administrator oversaw 1.6 billion spent by July 1 in the past year. Additional millions moved via the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Snails found in the Sahara amid extreme heat and five years without rain.
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Man shoots at fiancee after job loss in Pittsburgh court
Joe Kopaczewski 30 of McKeesport told a criminal court he was disgusted by three years of unemployment when he fired at his fiancee. Judge William McNaughter sentenced him to three months in jail, sarcastically asking why he did not shoot himself.
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Alabama Democrats Hold Primary Today Runoff Set
Alabama Democrats vote today for governor and congressional seats with a run off between Bibb Graves and Frank M. Dixon after Graves led first primary and Dixon narrowed the field. Heavy turnout expected as party nominees set for general election.
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Notch postmistress dies in lamp fire at Red Hen store
Springfield reports Mrs Lily McManus Fullerton postmistress of Notch Missouri died after her lamp overturned in the Red Hen store burning her woolen skirts. She had served since 1932 and is survived by daughter Clara Smith of Sacramento and brother Herman Matley. Cecil G Wither withdraws from the eighth district primary in favor of incumbent Senator Albert M Clark.
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Carrollton
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