26 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1935
Page
1
In the final room Mrs. Wharton found Wharton dying after a confrontation with two guests described as Billie and another man. The two fled the scene as she knelt over his body, leaving many questions about the attackers and motive.
Officials say the nation will boost wages under the work relief plan and provide more continuous jobs. They expect 2.56 million workers when the July 1 start, rising to 4.5 million by next March, with peak relief in late winter and dips in late summer.
A reference to an administrative proposal affecting immediate effects on enrollment eligibility noted by Clark Howell Sr. The fragment suggests a discussion of pecan related impacts and age eligibility up to 28 years, with a focus on present administration’s actions.
President names Hopkins to head the relief division of the expanded CCC program approved by Robert Fechner. Camps will span 11 southern states including Georgia Alabama Florida Louisiana Mississippi South Carolina Texas and Oklahoma with 450 camps planned nationwide by June 15 enrollment set for new camps. Each camp about 200 men will work on wildfire control road and bridge construction water projects and forest improvement.
The Oregon state capital was gutted by a blaze with a firefighter killed. The fire damaged chambers and archives. restoration funds and insurance details are outlined. Equipment, records, and relics were valued around 800000 dollars, with restoration funds only 140000. State offices moved to temporary quarters at the armory as salvaged assets were stored. The treasury security stocks were housed at a bank amounting to about 15000000 dollars.
Colby denounces what he calls bureaucratic overreach and executive power, arguing the United States was designed to remove arbitrary rule. He clashes with the current administration and warns the Democratic party risks tearing itself apart by shifting from legal regulation to personal power.
In yesterday's city court session Judge W. M. Harper presided as cases including Tom Dillard, a Negro, convicted of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, were disposed of under the court's ruling.
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