Still Much To Do On F D R Program In Congress
Washington Aug 20 A large share of President Roosevelt s legislative program awaits final action as Congress nears adjournment Four major measures backed by the administration have won final approval since January These include $4 88 billion work relief social security Wagner labor disputes AA amendments to boost the agricultural adjustment administration and the 1935 bank reform bill Left for action are a 250 million tax bill the Gulf bill a public utility holding company regulation and TVA amendments The NRA life was shortened by Supreme Court action while Patman bonus bill was vetoed and sustained in Senate The work relief plan faced a 75 day fight and concessions were required. The NRA issue narrowed to about nine months and the court decision left a skeletal NRA.
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Georgia Governor Madge Keeps Farm Promise at Mansion
A profile of Governor Eugene Talmadge of Georgia who rises early to feed farm stock at the mansion in Atlanta. The country lawyer turned politician returned to farming after UGA studies, promised and built a barn, and earns respect from farmers while clashing with Franklin D. Roosevelt’s policies.
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Zionist Congress opens in Lucerne nine teenth session
Delegates from 43 nations gather at the Grand Congress Arts Palace in Lucerne to open the nineteenth Zionist Congress. Dr Nahum Sokelow will address world Jewry while debates focus on immigration to Palestine land speculation and the move toward stronger ties with the British mandatory government.
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Switzerland
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Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Germany
Europe
Palestine
Nahum Sokelow
World Zionist Organization
Mrs Ethel Atkins Dies Wife of Skelly VP
Ethel May Atkins 48 wife of Skelly Oil vice president William T. Atkins died of a heart attack at home in Kansas City. Survived by brother Harry Sharp Topeka and aunt Mrs. W. H. Swain Atchison. Also notes burglary report at 913 New York street.
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William T. Atkins
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Topeka
W. H. Swain
Atchison
Local Notes and Visits Round TonganoXie Area
Col Edgar A Fry executive officer of the National Guard visited for several days. Eleanor Ratliff vacationing two weeks from Topeka. Mr and Mrs Walter Geib of Buffalo visiting Henry and Mrs Geib. Mail carrier J Bleakley confined in Memorial hospital Lawrence with appendicitis. Faculty contracts signed Albert eg principal and Mrs Marie Weir sixth grade. Staff includes Hazel Kincaid Les Sparks Izola Farrell Irene Verhage Evile Theilman. Zara Ann Zoellner visiting grandmother Mrs Peck. Mrs Hollis Marsh of St Louis visiting sister Mrs G L Phenicie. Walter Zoellner and son Munro left for Colorado. George Peters and Beulah Dickson married in Kansas City August 6. George to Billings Mont. Louis Stall visiting Fort Riley. Alice Ford and son Loren Lawrence visit. G Farrell Leonard Deaton Jerry Izola Farrell and Walter Gould visited August Solomski at St John’s. Fred Needham and sons plus Elsie Helen Needham attendedNeedham reunion in Lane. Grace Moore Wichita field secretary for crippled children visited Rev Moss. Millicent Robinson spent week in Kansas City with aunt Mrs Izard. Winifred Johnson hired to teach domestic science at Fongunople Rural high school. Johnson from Frankfort and former head of Agends domestic science.
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Topeka
Walter Geib
Buffalo
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J. Bleakley
Lawrence
Tonganoxie
Leavenworth
Memorial Hospital
Alberteg
Saffordville
Kan
Marie Weir
Ozankie
Hazel Kincaid
Les Sparks
Izola Farrell
Misa Irene Verhage
Evile Theilman
Zara Ann Zoellner
Peck
Arkansas City
George Peters
Tuesda
Billings
Mont
Sawyers
Gilette
Wyo
Louis Stall
Fort Riley
W. E Simison
Simison
Alice Ford
Loren
G. Farrell
Leonard Deaton
Jerry
Walter Gould
August Solomski
St. John’s Hospital
Fred Needham
Fred Farrell
Robert
Harold
Elsie
Helen Needham
Lane
Kansas
Needham
Grace Moore
Wichita
State Commission For Crippled Children
Floyd Moss
Millicent Robinson
Kansas City
S. W. Izard
Community notices from Tonganoxie area residents
Miss Alberta Moss visits then returns to Parsons with Charles William Moss. Local families travel to Detroit for new Fords. Several residents visit relatives in New Canaan Conn Iola Par sons and Lompoe Cal. Rev. Wheeler moves to Kansas City and church position pending. Numerous absences, visits, and health updates across the community.
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