Wallace Reviews Migratory Bird Treaty Board Report
The Advisory Board on Migratory Bird Treaty Act recommendations was received by Secretary Wallace. He will study the board's report and then submit his recommendations to the President.
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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1934
Page
5
The Advisory Board on Migratory Bird Treaty Act recommendations was received by Secretary Wallace. He will study the board's report and then submit his recommendations to the President.
A giant mass meeting is set for July 30 1934 at 8:00 p m in the Union Bank building at 92nd Street and Huston Avenue. The Calumet Waterway groups sponsor the event to learn from public officials how to secure release of 2 800 000 in Public Works Administration funds for the project. City officials led by Mayor Kelly and regional delegates are expected to attend.
Gov Horner receives a report from J H Lloyd drought relief chief detailing over $500,000 already distributed in Illinois. Funds cover soy beans cowpeas and other seeds and feeds with loans also offered. A 24 hour loan-approval service expedites warrants to counties.
Probate Court of Gook County reports six months in 1984 show 3309 estates docketed up from 3166 in 1933. Closed estates up over 50 percent with fees rising by more than $33,000. prior six months totals: 1933 2669 estates and $95,706.50 in fees. Judge John F. O Connell aims to accelerate estate closures to speed inheritance to claimants.
A car stolen from in front of Harry Lycott’s Buffalo home was recovered parked a mile away. The vehicle’s gas tank held ten more gallons than at the time of the theft. The second sentence appears unrelated and whimsical.
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