Three Girl Scouts Earn High Courage Awards
Three Girl Scouts from New York area receive high honors for quick decisive actions in emergencies. Barbara Partridge, Dorothy Dean, and Herbie Hyatt are commended for brave lifesaving deeds. Barbara saved a family from coal gas fumes and aided two children. Dorothy rescued a seven year old from ice and led a long return to safety. Herbie contained a stove fire with salt and alerted authorities.
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Barara Partridge
Staten Island
Dorothy Dean
Greenw Ich
Conn
Herbie Hyatt
Colonia Ill
Nationa
New York
Betty Schmauder
Barbara
New York Police Department
Winona Lindstrom
Dorothy
Lake Wertheim
Greenwich
Winona
Herbie
Hard Fight Over TVA Amendments
In Washington a sharp House clash loomed over amendments to the Tennessee Valley Authority act as supporters and opponents claimed the edge. Key fights centered on liberalizing the compromise bill, with Roosevelt aims to strike out sections and provisions limiting power sales downstream. Proposals sought to remove a clause blocking TVA from building transmission lines duplicating private facilities, tighten spending control, and grant coordinated river system management. Maverick warned administration changes were essential or the bill might fail, risking the $10 million TVA investment amid broader power expansion debates.
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TVA
House Military Committee
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Montezuma Not Continued From Page One
Anderson said the place now operates as a denominational school which federal aid could not allow. Evans pleaded for relief, claiming people at the place were starving and food was provided.
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Relief plan eyed for private venture aid limits
Anderson said relief for the property venture had not been abandoned but federal help would require conditions to be met. He argued no more than a limited sum, not as high as 25,000 dollars, would be placed into any private business under the relief plans.
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Glendale
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Ibuquerque
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Dublin
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Pace
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N.m.m.ti
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Mexico City
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Byron
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Albuquerque
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Oak Grove
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Santa Fe
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Los Angeles
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Floydada
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Points
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North Richardson
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