Congress Seeks More Data On Relief Plans
The House asks Secretary Hyde to explain how the 60 million dollar relief proposal originated and whether he influenced it. Senate considers Lafollette resolution seeking details from Woods and other officials on unemployment relief efforts.
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House
Hyde
Senate
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Woods
Hoover
Laette
Chaleenan Woods
Senate debates key provisions on state special provisions
Senator Jones leading the Republican conference urged rejection of each proposal while Senator Dill of Washington and Senator McKellar of Tennessee pressed for strict adherence. Senator Robinson of Arkansas supported keeping the president's restriction to speed passage. Pee-Wee Golf Takes Australia reports a nationwide miniature golf craze entry in Sydney.
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Washington
Dill
McKellar
Tennessee
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Australia
Associated Prensa
Sydney
Express Planes Speed Fresh Fish to Markets
Four fast planes will speed delivery of fresh fish from northern Saskatchewan lakes to Canadian and American markets. About 200000 pounds are to be shipped by air express at the start. Winnipeg will receive catches within 24 hours, a vast cut from the previous 22 days by horse and 14 days by tractor to reach a rail head.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Saskatchewan
Air Express
Young Jurist Will Decide Case Attacking Prohi Law
Newark jurist William Clark, a Harvard graduate and Princeton resident, sits in Trenton hearing arguments challenging the Eighteenth Amendment. He has reserved decision on motions to quash the indictment of William H. Sprague for transporting beer.
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Newark
N. J
William Clark
United States District Court
Trenton
William H. Sprague
Clark
Harvard
New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
Judge Clark
Princeton
New Jersey
Nye plans further hearings on Davis campaign expenses
Washington report says Nye, chairman of the Senate campaign funds committee, intends more hearings after new records show over 1,000,000 dollars spent for the Davis-Brown Pennsylvania primary. He hints at further disclosures and weighs possible moves regarding Senator Davis.
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NYE
Davis
Washington
Pennsylvania
Senate
Design New U. S. Prison To Relieve Congestion
The United States plans a new federal penitentiary at Lewisburg Pennsylvania to ease prison crowding. Costing 3.8 million dollars, the 1200 capacity facility will open for partial occupancy within a year and offer varied living spaces including individual rooms and dormitories.
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U. S. Prison
Washington
Lewisburg
U. S. Amateurs Talk by Radio to 70 Nations
Washington reports a rise of over 2,000 amateur stations in year bringing total to 18 994. Operators communicate with 70 foreign countries and the hobby trains skilled radio personnel while boosting public service value. High frequency voice channels widened to 14 100 14 300 kilocycles and ultra high bands above 23 000 kilocycles are being explored.
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Washington
United States
No Man’s Land
Scottish Lassies Seek Local Jobs Amid Amusement
Scottish girls in Glasgow gather in high heeled slippers and silk hose to discuss job ideas near amusement venues. The crowd, described as forward and spirited, reflects a local discussion on employment proximity to entertainment areas.
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Glasgow
Maids Bargain for Terms at Martinmas Farm Meeting
Farmers met to hire maids for the Martinmas term. Young women bargained keenly, many receiving advances, and asking about distance to town and presence of entertainment near their prospective farms. A few accepted wages, sealing the bargain between master and maid. BUY Now PULLMAN Wash Mel Hein Washington State center and All America candidate has kept his record clear of any passes in varsity play.
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Wash
Mel Hein
Washington State Center
al- America
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