Senate Lobby Inquiry Faces Heated Debate Over Probe Funds
Washington July 11 The Senate moves toward an all inclusive lobbying inquiry amid bitter disputes over dissolving holding companies. House approves $50 000 for the probe while blocking a larger $150 000 request. Witness Thomas Corcoran denies pressuring Rep Brewster in the dissolution vote as committee members press for details.
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Missouri
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Oregon
State Police Begin Use of Automobiles
State Police adopt Ford coupes for patrols replacing motorcycles in many conditions. Two cars arrived at the local station and will be used for patrolling, with ambulances joining soon for emergencies. Motorcycles will remain in service portions of the force.
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Frederick County considers job program projects submission
Arthur Hungerford former NRA Maryland chief urged the Frederick County commissioners to submit worthwhile projects to the state in Baltimore. Projects would be split into two groups: under and over 25000 dollars. Criteria include job creation, usefulness, local funding, and government support efficiency. A road construction delegation pressed for a Bethesda church to Monrovia road link. The board currently lacks an attorney after Austin James’ resignation.
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Italy Accuses Ethiopia Amid Rising Tensions
Rome reports Italy alleging Ethiopian anti Italian offenses after incidents in Harrar and Addis Ababa. A consul and Ethiopian soldiers clashed, with both sides claiming assaults. A formal protest was lodged with Addis Ababa as European ministers weigh the episode.
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Carroll County Plans PWA Projects With Hungerford
Carroll County Commissioners and Arthur E Hungerford Maryland Public Works adviser discussed obtaining Federal funds for county projects including a high school hospital and erosion control. They noted a 55 percent county share and a $200000 emergency borrowing capacity under a new act.
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Local Officials Named in Survey Memo
Wetzel Union Mills and Woodbine readers cited in a county survey with John Bushe and George N. Fringer listed as treasurer and state’s hommey Mrs J Edgar Myers Wi lMinister and Ira Watkins Mary among signatories.
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Navy to Build 18 Ships in 1936 Under Vinson Act
Secretary Swanson announced the navy’s 1936 program starting July 1 includes twelve destroyers and submarines with a possible coastal base addition. He said under the Vinson act 54 ships would not be needed to reach treaty strength by 1940.
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