Relief chief warns more funds needed for relief up to July
Washington December 30 Harry L Hopkins relief administrator said millions more will be required to run emergency relief through July 1 the start of the next fiscal year He estimated 100 million needed for those on relief rolls and extra money for civil works until May 1 to transfer to public works administration total aid already provided includes 700 million for direct relief and 300-400 million for states plus 200 million monthly Civil Works spending Surplus Relief Corp has shipped 114 million pounds of surplus foods since Sept 25 including salt pork butter flour dried apples and beans to feed unemployed workers The note on lawyers came after a officer said a seller would need to hire lawyers to deal with surplus food sales
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Missouri Farmers Grow 1 Million Acres of Korean Lespedeza
Missouri farmers planted about 1,000,000 acres of Korean lespedera in 1933 while oil and coal trucks saw strong demand.
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Missouri
Bitter cold tightens New England as death toll rises
Boston records 35 deaths since Tuesday's blizzard with overexertion, exposure, and accidents blamed. Frost bite toll nears 2,000 in Boston and thousands more across the region. Fire department logged 99 alarms, losses near 160,000 dollars as subzero weather halts fishing and holds ships, with taxis bustling amid the chill.
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Associated Press
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Were Married in This City
Announcement of marriage in this city on December 19 between Miss Eva Littlefield and Ronald D. Grant both of Springvale Maine.
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Eva 8. Littlefield
Ronald D. Grant
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Premier Duca of Romania Slain in Attack at Palace
Ion G. Duca the Romanian prime minister since November 12 was shot in the head and his companion wounded when an assailant opened fire at close range and hurled a grenade near the royal palace. The assassin named Nicholas Constantinescu and two alleged accomplices were seized. The Iron Guard, recently outlawed, is linked to the incident. The cabinet ordered a roundup. by midnight about 1300 Iron Guard members were jailed in Bucharest.
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Associated Press
Bucharest
Rumania
Ion G. Duca
Carol
Duca
M. Costinescu
Iron Guard
Liberal Party
Alumni Dance Well Attended at Portsmouth High School Reunion
More than 100 alumni gathered at the VFW Home on Parrott Ave for the P. H. S Class of 1039 reunion. Although class size was small, the event welcomed all Portsmouth High School alumni and defied the cold with a lively evening of dancing. Refreshments were served at 10 o'clock as friends reconnected during holiday visits.
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Burberry Plant Losses Cut in 1933 Illinois Study
About 10,000 burberry plants were destroyed in Illinois during the first six months of 1933 to prevent black stem rust, a sharp contrast to 2,500,000 destroyed in prior years.
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