House Plans Extend NRA Life Movement On Senate Floor
Unclear OCR text shows a debate on extending NRA life status with references to Gen Nye and North Dakota. The fragmentary lines indicate a Senate floor discussion about business and meetings, focusing on a movement toward extending NRA life status and associated political figures.
Not Liable to King's Suit, Defendant States
The defendant argues lack of liability to the suit alleging improper jurisdiction and residency claims. He contends the complaint is deficient in law, improper in joining matters, and that summons or estoppel issues were not properly served. He asserts his status as a miner and notes stock shares and payments while seeking dismissal and demurrer consideration.
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Crash Deaths Hailed Amid Flood and Tornado Breakout
Tornadoes and floods strike, leaving fatalities and damage in several towns. Emergency crews report a fatal crash as rescuers battle rising waters and ongoing storms. Authorities warn residents to seek higher ground and follow safety directives.
Braddock Heights Wife Defended in Love Racket Suit
Mrs. Be Jean Crouse of Braddock Heights faces a divorce filing by her husband Gur Crouse alleging a love racket. The complaint cites their August 17, 1929 marriage and claims of conduct intended to defraud in wracks, with details of social connections and meetings involved in the case.
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Braddock Heights
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Harer
Wheat referendum meetings held across districts
Five special meetings are planned to discuss the wheat referendum. Additional sessions will follow in other areas, with organizers inviting public input. Contact Renard Burrall, chairman, or Allen Adams for details.
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Renard
Burrall AL
Alen Adamsiow
Hours and Pay Rules Emerged Under Roosevelt Plan
The article outlines a government labor order under President Roosevelt setting wage scales from low to high ranges, with a general wage mixing approach. It notes established pay bands and a framework for labor cost adjustments amid the wartime economy.
Bowling Alley Permit Granted Despite Refusal
A permit decision for an underground gas pump station tied to a bowling alley faced prior board rejection. The case involved an appeal by Mr Gue tied to a proposed concrete garage and fuel pumps in an industrial use district. Aldermen took no immediate action, and a hearing set for next Monday will address the appeal and construction plans.
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Cc. Max
Board of Zoning
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E. Yank
Grace A. Baumgardner
Sy Margare
S. Brun
T. G. Dustrial
Earl F. Hargett
Bur C. Hargett
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Thomas Summers
Grayson
H. Mercer
Charles S. Hahn
Myr. Vell
County girl takes second in Virginia spelling match
Miss June DeGrange daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E B DeGrange won second prize at the Virginia spelling match held Saturday in the National Museum in Washington. She and Paul Calla Emmittsbur on the night to Teprese county in the match became Britannica Juniors to represent this area.
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Charles EB. DeGrange
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Paul Calla- Emmittsbur
Teprese
Stamp honoring Clara Barton era Red Cross founder
A historical stamp note marks the 1864 formation of the International Red Cross and Clara Barton's American Red Cross role. It recalls early war medical staff shortages and the US joining the Geneva agreement a year after formation. The 1951 issue celebrated the greatest mother in the world from a Red Cross poster by Lawrence Wilbur.
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Clara Barton
United States
Red Cross
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American Red Cross
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Laurnce Wilbur
Woman Who Bakes Her Own Bread Sought in Kansas City
Kansas City scene amid bakery strike shows housewives baking at home to fill hunger as union bakery workers strike. Carnity, labor protests, and improvised meals appear at tables as residents cope with shortages and a public appeal for bread.
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Kansas City
Carntread
Bonus bill debate roils Congress as Roosevelt vows veto
Washington reports express a tense scene over a bonus bill with supporters claiming 72 Senate votes to override a veto. Prompted by Patman and Roosevelt, proponents plan to attach the measure to pending legislation or reshape funding from relief programs.
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