Congress Advances Toward End Of Session As Relief Talks Continue
Washington June 28 A spirit of give and take over relief and economy moved Congress nearer possible adjournment Saturday. Senator Moses charged Democrats chase conventions over Congress. Conferees on the 2.3 billion Garner Wagner relief bill debated 300 million for direct relief loans to states and how to allocate funds with 200 million by population and 100 million by needs. They also considered boosting Reconstruction Finance Corp capital and bond financed public works. Speaker Garner pressed for a compromise.
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New Woman's Club Leaders Comment on Public Works
A Tulsa group though not a member discussed the conferees meeting and predicted a public works program would appear in the legislation. The note labels the public works portions of the bills as pork and cites President Hoover.
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Wimbledon Net Honors To U S Women In Semis
At Wimbledon on June 28, two American players Helen Wills Moody and Helen Jacobs reached the women's singles semi finals in opposite halves, with Irish Mary Heeley and French Rene Mathieu also advancing. A Jacobs upset of Mathieu and Moody over Heeley could set an all American final.
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Net income rises for Northern States Power
Northern States Power reports net income for the year ended April 30 of 8,828,295 dollars, up from 8,641,062 dollars in the prior fiscal year. The gain reflects improved earnings for the Minneapolis based utility.
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Huey Continues Tactics To Win By Any Means
The article recounts a Democratic credentials committee clash over delegation seats led by the Long faction and Sanders-Ewing challengers. It describes noisy floor scenes at the Congress hotel, calls for order by Chairman Hurley, and sharp exchanges involving Senator Long, Mayor Walmsley, and Atlee Pomerene.
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Long and Wheeler Spark Roosevelt Confrontation
The piece recounts Huey Long and Burton K. Wheeler as “flaming radicals” who pitched the idea to Governor Roosevelt and describes Roosevelt’s failed personal appeal to North Carolina to back the abrogation of the two thirds rule. It notes Long’s stubborn pledge to fight and the steam roller tactic debate at the rules committee and reflects on political ambition and restraint.
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Talks to Parents Talks to Parents
A 10 year old speaks with her aunt in a tender chat describing a split self. One facet longs for beauty and admiration from many men while the other seeks strength and independence. The piece captures a child's inner conflict and feelings.
Republic Steel on Deck in Warren as Plants Resume
Republic Steel Corporation resumed operations at eight Warren sheet plants that were closed last week, signaling a quick, regional restart of production after the shutdown.
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Lindbergh Testimony Details Curtis Kidnapping Tale
Col Lindbergh recounts Curtis entry in a case stating two men from Newark staged the kidnapping. A nurse named Gretchen helped move the child after chlorination, with the infant placed in a car cradle and taken to a green sedan and then boarded a schooner at Cape May, New Jersey.
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Hoarders Fork Over Stockton Dealer in Gold Coin Case
A Stockton California story reports a local woman paying $250 down on a truck to garage owner C. M. Menzies. Coins dating back to 1853 allegedly formed part of the payment and more cash payments are noted.
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Plough’s Favorite Bouquet Face Powder Ad
Plough promotes Favorite Bouquet powder as ideal for warm days and nights. It touts Velvetized Texture from a Velvetizing process using 200 mesh silk for a fine smooth blend that clings without caking or streaking and leaves a natural flattering finish.
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