Divide over Roosevelt relief bill sparks Senate clash
In Washington June 1 the Senate split along factions over President Roosevelt's request to pass the relief spending bill with limited earmarks. Conservatives denounced broad projects for floods, harbors, and army works and urged strict control, while others feared economy cannot proceed without urgent federal support. The debate highlighted divisions over earmarking and local benefit versus national needs.
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Skeleton Unearthed at North Bentz Street Worksite
An human skeleton was found Tuesday during sewer work at 31 North Bentz street about three and a half feet below surface. A button readable with Goodyears’ marking suggested Civil War era. Local plumber’s staff examined the site and suspected a Civil War soldier’s remains.
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Post $10 Collateral Seized in Baltimore Speeding arrest
John F. Richardson of Baltimore posted collateral of 10 dollars and costs at local police headquarters after being arrested by Officer T. A. Short on Wednesday afternoon for speeding at over 45 miles per hour. A hearing was scheduled for Friday night.
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