Government relief and emergency funds 1932 85
A summary of federal and state expenditures from 1932 to 1935 detailing relief allocations. Key items include highway and road construction receiving nearly $2 billion, conservation work about $984 million, public buildings and housing expenditures, and WPA allocations totaling over $4.8 billion representing about 57 percent of the total.
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Nation's Hens Set Record Egg Laying This Season
Chicago reports record high hen production with July 1 chick population up 13 percent from a year earlier. Favorable weather and a price rise of about five cents from February 1938 lows boost egg output and feed use across the United States.
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Chicago
Mercantile Exchange Statisticians
United States
Social Security reports June old age insurance payments
The Social Security board reported June old age insurance payments totaled 361?. 18 061 claims certified for payment. Of these 10 942 were to estates of wage earners who had died, and the rest to wage earners aged 65 or older. The average payment was 47.70 dollars. Since the program began January 1 1937 total payments reached 8 915 867 dollars. For Kansas 176 claims totaling 8 277 dollars were certified in June with an average payment of 47.3 dollars. Kansas total claims to date are 1 519 totaling 46 026 dollars. Japan's population increases at the rate of nearly a million a year.
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State Highway Department
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Local Pipe Club Hosts Gathering At Gardner Home
The Pipe Club met last Wednesday afternoon at the Gardner residence in Springfield. J H Herriott and Mrs Kn D It led the program while Frangesardiner and Raymond Gardner attended with others enjoying a picnic style meal and socializing.
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Raymond Gardner
Gardner
Springfield
H. Mohd
J. C. Hemphill
Rogram
J. ‘Herriott
A. Ower
Finish School Work Earns First Class Honors at Emporia
A summer session at Emporia College reports 2 404 students enrolled including 1 600 in the college division and 804 in other classes. Final exams wrap up as students prepare to go home. names of several graduates and attendees from Douglas County are listed.
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Emporia
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Studen
Douglas County
Gladys
Bond
Yaar
Ethel Deay
Baldwiarzella
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Wells
Thompson Seeks Republican Nomination in Kansas Address
Delia Kansas July 27 UP It tax limitation plan debated. Thompson Republican candidate argues current levy is perpetual and burdens property owners. He pledges to move Kansas politics away from Washington and Kansas City toward Topeka, promising tax reform and job creation.
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Kan
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Thompson
Weverland
Kansas
Washington
Kansas” City
Topeka
Canteloupes Brought To City Market Amid Local Notes
The Oak Ridge scene notes a trader visiting his parents and friends, delivering two truckloads of cantaloupes to the market. Little Miss Joan Longahacker, a patient with a leg cast, is improving with daily visitors and gifts. Local events include a Grange doll gift and a funeral observed, with farm and government purchase mentions and a Kanwaka 4 H club meeting upcoming.
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Areence Morgan
H. G. van Neste
Richard
Cain Will Holds Q IAD Of Fas Fring Que
Cain Will holds a Q IAD of Fas fring que. (Note: source text is garbled. exact entities and facts unclear.)
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