Roosevelt Seeks Power Cost Study For Nation
President Roosevelt outlined government plans to accelerate employment through large projects at Boulder Dam and to create a state power line to measure power costs nationwide. He defended federal spending, urged private industry to share job creation, and highlighted ongoing works programs, stressing the aim of broader power, flood control, and regional development.
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Boulder Canyon
Rocky Mountain States
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Romewelt
Nevada
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Tryant
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Grand Coulee
St. Lawrence Waterways
Look To Supreme Court For Ruling On AAA Tax
Supreme Court decision expected to determine whether to approve a new one half trillion dollar tax to fund promised payments to farmers under AAA contracts. The ruling will influence timing and size of the levy and impact government financing of agricultural aid programs.
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Supreme Court
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Sep
Christmans
Roosevelt
Rowerelt Sukh
Britain Silent On Mediterranean Stand Report
British officials refused to confirm or deny reports that London asked France how it would act if Italy attacked the Mediterranean fleet. French officials avoided specifics though a spokesman noted Britain asked questions about possible actions under potential sanctions. A separate post on cooperative directors and AAA board positions followed a Baltimore meeting.
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London
France
Italy
Great Sea
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Xaid
Tuture European Aggres Sion
Paris
Odie
Weague
Tickets for Day Use at Frederik Fair Mix Up
Printer error shows grandstand per seat tickets for Frederik Fair day shows as if for night events. No reserved grandstand seats for night shows. Day sale on Mayday and rest of week cover regular day shows with reserved seats. Night shows admit with general charge. no seats. Fish dies at age 20 in Windsor.
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Dane
Giants
Windsor
Edgar C Klliers
Kye
Move Passengers From Rotterdam Rescue Efforts Underway
Holland American Line reports transfer of 450 passengers and crew from the grounded Rotterdam completed. Rescue ship RB RR Areyant sails toward Kingston awaiting further direction. Cunard steamer Ariguim to assist with passenger transfers to Kingston and Myrtle Bank and other quarters as needed. Weather concerns near Bermuda prompt cautious optimism though hurricane positions remain uncertain.
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American Line
Rotterdam
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Kingston
Jamie
Volal
Maran
Gayaogui
Fine Ariguim
Kinesteen
Myrtle Bankhula
Feary
Bermuda
Mami
Jamaica
Atlantic
J. van Dulken
Jacksonville Weather Bureau
Ward Repos
Hamton
Zonta Club Meeting Notes and Attendees
Zonta clubs met Friday in Washington and Hins town with Miss Maanda Hayes presiding from the American Red Cross. Miss Cora McKenna led greetings as president, with Mrs Tenatis Borer and Miss Helen Smoot among attendees. other listed members include Miss Martha Fi Mors, Mrs Rob Capp, and Miss Mareard Bechtod.
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Amnapes
Hinestown
Maanda Haves
American Redo Cross Washington
Cora MceKunety
Mocam
Helen Smo
Martha Fi Mors
Tenatis Borer
Robeo Capp
Foceree
Garner
Orangutan Sleeps High in Tree Tops Without Fear
A orangutan rests among swaying branches, gripping the boughs with a vice like grip. Its automatic hand-locking prevents falls as it surveys the forest from above.
Maryland Roads Program Approved by Hungerford
Arthur Hungerford, chairman of the Maryland Emergency Council, approves most Works Progress Administration road works drafted by the State Roads Commission. The plan includes 3.1 million dollars for inner-city projects, with graded crossings at Rockville and concrete paving for Thurmont to Smithsburg, plus street improvements in Cumberland, Hancock, Annapolis and Baltimore.
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Maryland Emergency Council
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Francis H. Orden
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Carrolemnt
Hampstead
Bette
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Beltsville
Edgewood
Winchester Pke
Wanans
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Roads Commission
Works Progress Administration
State Roads Commission
Lelay
Arthur E Hungerford
State Emergency Council
Homer
Rockville
Beltssdle
Smuithsburg
Cumberland
Hancock
County Welfare Workers Start On 60 Day Terms
Examinations under civil service to be given to about 475 Maryland county welfare board employees. Temporary 60 day appointments begin tomorrow as workers seek merit system status. Col Harry C Jones says tests will be held as soon as possible and open to all, with successful candidates placed on a list for permanent appointment.
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Baltimore
Maryland County Welfare Boards
Board of State Aid and Charities
Harry C Jones
First Facer Across CHANNEL First Facer Across CHANNEL
Louis Blériot’s July 5 1909 cross Channel flight marked a milestone as he flew 20 miles from Calais to Dover in a minimal open machine. France issued a commemorative airmail stamp in 1934 to honor the 25th anniversary of this daring achievement.
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English Channel
Louis Blenot
Calais
Dover
Bleriot
France
Cross Channel
War prisoners aided allies in Siberia question
The prompt asks which army of war prisoners aided the Allies in Siberia, reflecting a 1935 NEA Service query. The historical context implies Allied support from various POW groups, but the exact army name is requested.
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Siberia
Memel Voting Protests Enter League Over Election Delays
Memel voters protest prolonging the territorys diet election sending telegrams to Geneva delegations of Great Britain France and Belgium The Memel convention faces the dispute as the second day of voting on German or Lithuanian candidates continues with one minor brawl and another day planned The protest cites slow progress and alleged election law deficiencies Also included a stat note: Kentucky recorded 1037 pairs of twins and 20 triplets in 1933.
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Memel
Geneva
Great Britain
France
Belgim
Terriory
Guia
Megul
Unclaimed Funds Go to Hospitals Under Lowenstein Will
The Frederick County Orphans Court ordered specific unclaimed bequests of 500 dollars each to three named relatives go to Sinai Hospital Baltimore Mt Pleasant Sanitarium and Levindale Home for the Aged and Infirm. Residual legatees share totaled 14 743.37 to each institution while total estate valued at 153 356 53.
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Clara Lowenstein
Anne City
Baltimore
Addi- Hanafinde Ge Tertdyaen
Frederick County
Sinsi Hospital
Mt. Pleasant Sanitarium
Reisterstown
Hebrew Home For
Levindale
Lowenstein
Levindale Institution
Sinai Hospital
John Newman
Samuel H. Rosenstock
Joseph Mc
T ‘Questa
May Lowenstein
Æphans’ Court
Collection Grows With Spider Found On Porch Roof
The News-Post reports a new addition to its insects and whatnots collection a large spider found by 13 year old Mena Speaks on the porch roof behind his home at 60 South Mar streets. The spider was observed spinning a web as part of the display.
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