Roosevelt Signs First Push For Federal Construction Plan
The Public Works Administration announced 590 projects in all states with an estimated total cost of 148.8 million dollars. Grants cover 45 percent and loans 55 percent, totaling about 75.8 million in government aid. Officials expect 1,500 to 2,000 projects in the final push toward a multi‑billion construction program to spur work and industry.
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Indicted German Spies in New York Grand Jury
Federal grand jury in New York indicted 18 individuals as spies for Germany. The defendants, named as German officers and agents, were charged with gathering information for the German government. Some were in custody awaiting trial here as the case proceeds.
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Maurras Attains Nobel Peace Prize by One Vote
Charles Maurras, released from Sante prison, is named Nobel Peace laureate by a one vote margin after a committee-backed campaign. He spent 250 days jailed for alleged incitement against lawmakers and for urging actions against certain politicians, while writing over 100 books across biography, politics, economics, and criticism.
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National Topics Interpreted by William Natlozal Press Bulldins
Washington report notes Seventy-fifth Congress held long sessions and spent more money than peacetime records while passing fewer laws. It highlights presidential control, court packing fights, and clashes over spending, taxation, and governance. The piece reflects a wary view of independence and ongoing Roosevelt influence.
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Congress and Roosevelt clash over deficit and jobs
A wartime era critique warns that Congress and the administration overspent to create new pensions and federal positions. It argues the deficit will surge to about 47 billion dollars by next June, with 3 billion projected for the current year, predicting a continued debt rise beyond World War II levels and noting lack of drive to balance the budget.
Fragmentary local notice on wind project position and storage
Fragmented OCR describes planning positions for wind service, mentioning location, important storage, a room with light, elevated ceiling, and a carried off item. The text is incomplete and contains unclear terms and names.
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