Clark 16 given tongue lashing by Dixie solon
Washington June 15 AP Senator Bennett Champ Clark of Missouri drew a fierce rebuke from Georgia's Richard B Russell during the Tugwell debate in the senate. Russell, as chair of the Sub-Committee on Agricultural Appropriations, sprang to his feet after Clark called the post of under secretary of agriculture a surreptitious rider to the Agricultural Appropriation Bill.
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Richard B. Russell
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Parliamentary clash over salary for undersecretaryship
Russell and Clark spar over a notice authorizing the undersecretary salary. Russell accuses Clark of false claims about procedural knowledge while Clark and Rosenhind defend his activity, noting Clark raised many points on order as absent Missourian explains duties.
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Allot Funds for River Work Below Hermann
The War Department announces a $33,000 allotment for Mississippi River projects. $15,000 covers between the Illinois River and Clarkville Missouri, and $18,000 covers from Hermann to the river mouth. Also notes Marine nicknames and other assorted facts.
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Washington
War Department
Mississippi River
Illinois River
Clarkville
Missouri River
Local Household Goods Prices Listed in Gazette
A compact list of assorted cleaning and personal care items with prices appears. White Shoe Cleaner one quarter, Floor Wax one dollar, Lifebuoy Soap twenty three cents, Palmolive Shaving sixteen cents, McKesson Aspirin fifty cents, Fly Tox forty cents, Syrup Pepsin and Ivory Soap appear among the priced goods.
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Ivery
Widow questions motive in Nunn murder near Porter
Tulsa reports that CG N Nunn, candidate for president of the State Board of Agriculture, was killed after being pulled over by two men. His widow, speaking to a Tulsa paper, said he was forced to stop, bound, gagged, and driven toward Sallisaw where he died in a Muskogee hospital. She believes robbers were not the assailants and says he told her details on his deathbed. The two men reportedly fled with his car.
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Sallisaw
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Tye
Tugwell To Meet Dirt Farmer Washington Trip
Dr Rexford Tugwell newly confirmed undersecretary of agriculture prepares to tour farm country. Senate vote 3 to 24 ends heated fight as he plans to address a farmers picnic at Brookings South Dakota then tour agricultural experiment stations erosion projects grasshopper and drought relief in the northwest and western states.
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Kansas City Teacher Faces Embezzlement Charge
Miss Lucile Hough a 25 year old school teacher was returned to Pawnee City Nebraska where she faces embezzlement and bad check charges. She allegedly embezzled 231 dollars from a girl scout troop she headed. Police arrested her at the Kansas City Conservatory of Music as she planned a chautauqua tour with girls.
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Pawnee City
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Ozarkians Dedicate New Scenic Highway
Hundreds of Ozarkians gathered in Hollister Missouri for the formal opening of a new scenic highway from Highway 65 south of town to Blue Eye. The route passes by the planned Tablerack dam on White River with M Gilliot of Monett and White River Booster Club officers coordinating the ceremony.
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Monett
Booster Club
Bomb injures French auto czar Henry Ford of France
A bomb exploded at the Anrive Citroen offices in Paris today, aimed at Citroen personally and opened by the plant librarian, tearing his hands and causing minor damage to the office. The incident coincides with a period of political tension as the so called truce judges of hell unsettle Paris.
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Anrive Citroen
Henry Ford
France
Hell
Citroén
Democrats and Republicans vote against Tugwell in inspection tour
A customary inspection tour yesterday drew six Democrats and 18 Republicans who united to vote against Tugwell.
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Tugwell
Carloadings for Week Show Large Increase in 1930s
The American Railway Association announced carloadings for the week ended June 9 totaled 615,565 cars, up 37,042 from the Memorial Day affected prior week. It was 46,408 above the same week in 1933 and 113,888 higher than the corresponding week in 1932.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Motor Vehicle Use Surges in Japan Outpacing All Far East
Registrations have climbed from 22,009 to nearly 1,000,000 in the past year, marking the fastest growth in the Far East. The surge highlights Japan's expanding automotive market and rising mobility, with implications for industry and infrastructure.
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