Ickes says Roosevelt saved America and the people know it
Harold L. Ickes told a Northwestern University Democratic gathering that recovery is here and Roosevelt has saved the nation. He criticized Chicago Republican papers, labeled Knox and McCormick as despairing, and praised the president for keeping citizens from starving and restoring work, industry, and morale.
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Matt Moore youngest of the three Moore brothers in films
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Local Texas firm supplies gas and oil for aircraft
A local Texas company is identified as the sole supplier furnishing gas and oil for the airplane. The notice notes the association and confirms the firm's exclusive role in providing essential fluids for flight operations.
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Husband Admits Car Killed Wife In Easton
Robert Albert, 27, WPA worker, confessed to detectives that he ran down his estranged wife and injured her female acquaintance on a lonely road near Martins Creek. He was arrested at his parents’ farm and held at detective headquarters, saying he did not mean to kill her and that he went to pieces when close to them.
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Separation and fatal attack linked to family quarrel
Detected facts describe Hahn stating Albert and his wife had separated since last August after their daughter Mildred's birth. A quarrel over punishment of their son led to separation. Mrs Albert, 25, and Mildred Frey, 18, were struck by a car returning from the mill. Mrs Albert died from a fractured skull. Frey reported the car passed them before the collision.
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Moon brightness equals a 100 candle-power lamp at 22 yards
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Belgium boosts merchant marine program with credits
Brussels reports the Belgian government plans more than 5 million dollars in credits for shipbuilding over the next two years to revive its mercantile fleet. Transport minister Marcel-Henri Jaspar announced the move as 111 ships idle in 1933 are to be returned to service.
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