Ickes And Moffett Wage Housing Row In White House
Washington reports a clash between Harold Ickes interior secretary and Federal Housing administrator Ferdinand Moffett over the New Deal housing program. The two allied in public but differ on policy, with Ickes pushing price cuts and bigger programs while Moffett touts home modernization loans and support from builders. Roosevelt aims to keep both in line within the administration.
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Harold
Rodney Butcher
Washington
Dim Moffett
Harold Ickes
White House
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Don Richberg
Mervin McIntyre
Labbyist
Telks
Harry Hopkins
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Contrary By Helen Welshimer
A brief verse noting a desire for simple favors such as a tea rose on a brown stem two cups and saucers three towels and I wanted orchids with best regards written on gold edged cards in contrast to simple tea cup gifts.
Moffett Flirts With Private Plan Amid FHA Financing Debate
A report on Moffett discussing a 3 percent financing housing scheme and private capital reliance while critics question how FHA funding would work with Ickes opposition. The exchange portrays political pressure linking Warm Springs to White House directives and hints at a possible flop if the stance endures.
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Moffett
Walkersville School November Attendance Report
Attendance reports for Walkersville school in November show pupils present every day. First grade list includes Earl Biddinger Walter Dudrow Lloyd Hoffman Richard Martin Bobby Nicodemus Richard Smith Margaret Stauffer Catherine Hroderick Catharine Ann Murphy Mildred Keller Charlotte Eyler Pauline Craver Gae Cox Martha Clem Annabelle Biddinger Catherine Albaugh. Second grade lists Dotty Albaugh Margaret Hahn Margaret Hoffman Ella Poole Ruth Ramsburg Edith Shelton Catherine Stauffer Ernest Albaugh Paul Albaugh Mon-
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Walkersville School
Earl Biddinger
Walter Dudrow
Lloyd Hoffman
Richard Martin
Bobby Nicodemus
Richard Smith
Margaret Stauffer
Catherine Hroderick
Catharine Ann Murphy
Mildred Keller
Charlotte Eyler
Pauline Craver
Gae Cox
Martha Clem
Annabelle Biddinger
Catherine Albaugh
Dotty M. Albaugh
Margaret E. Hahn
Margaret Hoff~ Man
Ella M. Poole
Ruth Ramsburg
Edith Shelton
Catherine Stauffer
Ernest Albaugh
Paul Albaugh
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Joe Stauffer
Charles Geisinger
Robert Ketlclls
Ernest Martin
Nevin Staley
David Stauffer
Chester Stine
Raymond Truman
Alton Whitmore
Grayson Bell
Pru Bell
Bobby Castle
Monroe Cramer
Leo Duvall
Billy Ensor
Arthur Graham
Richard Hoffman
Harold Lare
Ross Moberly
Marjorie Zimmerman
Towie Stine
Grace Rice
Annabell Ripp
Margaret Remshure
Irene Martin
Anna G. Kefauver
Grade School Names List by Class and Bees Prefer Nectar When Wet
A long roster lists students by grade from third through eighth at Wayne School with names such as Grayson Bell Pru Bell Bobby Castle Monroe Cramer and Elizabeth Fowbie Irene Martin Peggy Himes plus many others. An 8S note from the Department of Agriculture reports entomologists finding bees avoid blossoms with rain or dew and prefer nectar on dry blooms.
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Department of Agriculture
December Weather Vagaries Persist Across County
Damp and foggy conditions marked Monday night with rivers rising beyond banks after a week of rain. A 12 inch rainfall night did not alter water levels while fog and sun alternated and temperatures ranged 44 to 30 degrees. Potomac and Shenandoah rivers reached high stages but no danger reported. Monocacy retreat reopened roads. A separate item notes Spanish monarchists eye a corporative state under Jose Calvo Sotelo, uniting factions and seeking a nonpartisan bloc to govern. proclamation expected soon.
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Potomac River
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Potomac
Shenandoah
Harpers Ferry
M. W. Hays
Rivers and Floods
Weather Bureau
Urbana-Buckeystown
Michael's Mill
Spain
Spanish Republic
José Calvo Sotello
Alrome
Associated Press
Sotelio
Police Court Clears Drunkenness Charge Against Sears
In Police Court Justice Alton Bennett dismissed a drunkenness and disorderly conduct charge against Herry Sears after evidence failed to prove intoxication. Sears had been accused of throwing a beer bottle at L Edgar Betson Jr on Water Street Saturday night. The court found the act insufficient to prove disorderly conduct and dismissed the case. Clarence Oden asked for a postponement for employer presence. OC 5. Payne fined for reckless driving. William Jones fined for drunk and disorderly. Dorothy Beachley, Marshall Castte Jr, Bowers and William Luby paid parking fines. No prehistoric giants or enemies in Americas past per Smithsonian.
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Alton Bennett
Herry Sears
Sears
L. Edgar Betson, Jr
Water Street
Bennett
Clarence Oden
Boonsboro
Payne
Reckles
William Jones
Dorothy Beachley
Marshall Castte, Jr
Bowers
William Luby
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