River and Harbor Budget Creases in Hoover Era Plan
The first big budget of river and harbor development calls for 55 million dollars, up five million from last year, to be expended in the year starting July 1 1930. Major General Lytle Brown notes 77 million expended on projects to June 89, with 76.1 million expended by July 1 this year. Mississippi flood control not included. President seeks larger annual appropriations, with coastwise canals and inland waterways rising, while seacoast harbors decline. Mississippi River system, Ohio, Hinds, Allegheny, and Monongahela rivers specified with varied funding. Speeding cases: W H Brock fined 3 dollars. H A Bevitt forfeits 10-dollar bond for speeding.
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Escapes Reported From Topeka Industrial School
Officers at the Boys Industrial School Topeka reported a youth escape yesterday in Lawrence. Ralph Durbin, 15, fled the institution and was at large as law enforcement followed leads. Durbin’s escape prompted a search and warnings to residents in nearby areas.
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