Hoover Cabinet Discusses Labor Aid Plan
The Hoover administration reviewed unemployment concerns at a regular cabinet meeting. Secretary Davis urged Congress to appropriate 50 million dollars to fund public works, aiming to provide jobs for many unemployed while contrasting with Senator Brookhart’s dole critique.
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Congress
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Maris
Dole
Brookhart
Hoover
Tid
Nwale
Praswut
Yinger Singers Give Concert At Local Hall
The Yinger Singers from Local University presented a varied program to a small, appreciative audience. Clement Vinger and James G Yinger led a trio of siblings with Ruth M. Vinger accompanying. They performed gypsy love songs spirituals and popular melodies with distinctive robes and engaging personalities. Mrs Omn Vinger read several pieces to conclude. They planned a Lexington concert tonight.
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Yinger Sexteltn
Iiontan University
Audi
Lh Aextelle
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Vinger
Janey G. Yinger
Aileen J. Yinger
Tismipster Yinger
Homer V. Yinger
Ruth M. Vinger
Boston
Laveraity
Yinger
Lexington
Urges Drys Not To Take Part in Poll
Westurville Ohio voters are urged not to participate in a poll on Prohibition sentiment. The statement is attributed to Ernest Certon, director of publicity for Anti-Samon League and secretary of the World House Against Alcohol.
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Westurville
Ohio
Sutton
Wielney
Ernest Cherton
pulMerty
Anti-Samon Leagan
Houeye
Revival Services At Salvation Army
Revival meetings at the Salvation Army are announced with plans for gatherings led by a local organizer. The text notes expected attendance and mentions a broad civic appeal for participation, urging the public to attend and support the event.
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Salvation Army
Dam Proposal on Cumberland River Sparks County Debate
A proposed big dam on the Cumberland River near Cumberland Falls in Stearns McCreary counties triggers debate among local leaders interests and engineers. Preliminary site visits by Cumberland Hydra Hydrtron officials and Army engineers explore the Devil's Jump location with plans for a massive 800 foot high structure potentially surpassing Cumberland Falls in impact. Local politicians from McCreary and surrounding areas weigh the economic benefits against ecological and social costs while differing on which site offers greater regional development potential.
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Alkaneyeh van Winky
Danville
Cumberland Hydra
Pickets Attack Workers Near Viexkerton Mills
Seven a.m. pickets attacked workers at Dearbury and Gkanastort mills near Watauga River three miles from Viexkerton, after a strike began. Sheriff Moruhaid warned extra deputies would be deployed to preserve order as police and mill officials denied knowledge of the strike and operations continued. Mrs Matikin Lindsay of the Nations Women Trade Union League spoke here last night amid the unrest.
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Enn
Blas
Abihe Dearbury
Gkanastort
Mills
Eno
the United Tow File Workers
Nivn
Watauga River
J. MM. Moruhaid
Hatlett
United Press
John B. Nave Bo Awera
Mill
Matikin Lindsay
Southern Hield
the Nations” Womens “Rade Union Leagis
Elks Minstrel Show Promises Spectacular Stage Effects
The Elks minstrel show at Manning Tomorrow features futuristic lighting and scenery, with "Olio" segments, elaborate costumes, and shifting color contrasts. Performers like Gorgeous Tineke appear, and a risqué skit titled "Banville Recruiting" closes the program. Tickets are on sale.
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Tineke
Shaw
Sabha
Troqu 31 Prop West at Che Mist Treas Lyterian Gautel
Fragmented OCR summary of a chaotic event with names and activities, noting opening ceremonies, participants, and scattered actions during a rest period. Key figures include J. L. Givens and Guy Susomeated Beaute Carhie among others, with unclear sequence and outcome.
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Che Mist Treas
Lyterian Gautel
Devs
Ablers
Advan Anent
Wile Athens
PCE
Honey Dasa
Diet Rey
Tae
Huff
Berthe
Commission hears Haiti inquiry amid unrest and constitutional debate
The Haitian commission, hearing testimonies from native lawyers and officials, discussed the ongoing occupation and the push for constitutional alignment with UNS principles. They examined alleged threats, the role of nationalists, and the potential for violence amid political tension.
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Boru
Emmasi
Holton
Waibiy
Athelesn Commission
Siwatan Iy
Overproduction of Gasoline Charged in Refining Industry
A malfunctioning report claims the refining industry cut operations, reducing shifts from seven to one, while excess gasoline is produced and shipments rise. The governors observe continued manufacture, warning of unsustainable output and rising tonnage.
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Washington
Ute
Illiteracy Education Drive Sparks School Talks
In Nashville and Chattanooga officials push literacy by establishing schools aimed at adults, urging night classes and demonstrations to improve reading and writing amid controversy over funding and program goals. Local leaders emphasize statewide move while public opposition voices concern over implementation and costs.
President Changes Routine At White House In Year
A fragmented report outlines changes in White House routines during a president’s first year, noting altered ceremonial times, reception patterns, and staff adjustments. It mentions traditional Sunday functions, new visitors, and the shift in official posture as the administration evolves.
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White House
Wet Arguments Being Closed in Prohibition Debate
Washington reports a letter to the House Indiguity committee by Walter de Liggett citing agitation over prohibition and urging action. Kansas figures and others testified amid heated debate on national wet and dry legislation and constitutional amendments.
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Washington
Walter de Liggett
House
Conham
Tournament prep complete as Walan College gym hosts big district event
Marboumpwille reports remodel finish at Walan College gym with 1500 spectators, new seating and playing conditions to boost comfort. Union College poised to join. teams to stay in private homes. Middleshoro holds edge in basketball opening clash. Harlow absence noted. Referees Webb and Moloney named to officiate. Kentucky ties highlighted.
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Marboupwille
Walan College
Lia Steindpaint
Amlene Derbaimmant
Gerly
Union College
Het Iu
Lonmg
Middleshoro
Pouson Ce
Weir Bass
Ley Sill
Avilh Harlow
Tate Sengen
Webb
Gayle Moloney
University of Kentucky
C. A. Webb
Trmiagleanta
Sale of a Bride Sparks Public Trial in Moscow
Report from Moscow describes a tribal bride purchase case where a one-year-old boy and his parents were central figures. The trial aimed to counter ancient customs with a modern legal approach as involved families faced expulsion and a disputed solution emerged amid cultural tensions.
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Moscow
Vrance Endeavors To Stop Outbreaks In Paris Storm
A chaotic report details efforts by authorities and police to halt a major outbreak in Paris. Dispatches describe mobilized units, safety measures, and public alarms as investigators pursue causes. Several named locations and figures are referenced amid urgent scenes.
Tiller Heads Chamber for Coming Year
George L. Tiller of Hackney Jellico Company was elected first vice president at the chamber of commerce meeting, with H. C. Williams named as treasurer and vice president. D. G. Hinks was re elected treasurer of the American Association. Fourteen of fifteen directors attended as officers were chosen unanimously to guide the organization for the next year. The retiring president is Ry Whaliti of Bull County Lumber. A financial report covering March 7 1929 to February of this year showed receipts of 7490.45 and total disbursements of 3010.60.
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George L. Tiller
Hackney
Jellico Company
Cher
Rhodes
American Association
H. C. Williams
Retiriig
Ry Whaliti
Bull County Lumber, & ‘Coal Com
Pany
T. Russ Hill
J. W. Bradney
Hugh Allen
George W. Valbott
FR. Whalin
D. & Jake
Tcas
Nolu
Bodies of Flyers On Their Way Home
Airplanes bearing the bodies of Carl Ten kivsson and Bart Borland with Aretis Nyere were en route to Fairbanks Alaska from the crash site of the icebound vessel Nannuk. The three men died after their craft went missing during a flight to the vessel.
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Bart Borland
Aretis Nyere
Vesse
Vairbanks
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