Illinois primary headlines shape national politics
Illinois GOP delegates split Knox 31 Borah 26 in a statewide Republican preferential vote. Roosevelt unopposed in Illinois and Nebraska for Democratic prefs as Georgia moves to standardize a June 3 primary amid New Deal funding debates.
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Michigan News Briefs Span Road Work And Fairs
Sandusky assigns thirteen men to barberry eradication in Sanilac County. Port Huron sees the St. Clair County Road Commission and Marysville buy land and a $27,000 state landscape project. Lapeer voters accept 80 acres of Dryden club property valued at $60,000 as a gift from Mrs. Mary Squier Parker. Bad Axe to replace the Huon County Infirmary with a two story $40,000 building funded by a three-tenths mill levy generating about $8,000 yearly for five years. Lansing state officials reject higher spring truck loads due to softened roads. Michigan educators asked to gauge student interest in free State Fair tickets for public and parochial schools. A fifth investigation into an $8,000 embezzlement at Michigan State College surfaces. Traverse City airport conference to discuss future development. Charlevoix fisherman Clayton Brown loses both feet after drifting on ice. Muskegon unveils a $6 million oil barge and pipeline plan to supply Michigan refineries. Lansing WPA funds authorize 410 airport projects worth $21 million. East Lansing State College to host 2,000 student farmers for Future Farmers of America event. Ann Arbor a housing study proposes up to $2 million for dormitories amid rising enrollment.
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Memory of AAA Lingers as Vandenberg Exposes Payments
In Washington the memory of the AAA remains vivid as Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg publicizes beneficiary payments from the program. The disclosure shows large sums going to corporations, including British-chartered firms, while small farmers were promised help. The piece argues reforms may follow and warns against political demagoguery.
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Youth and ages sparkler in Brisbanes roamings
President Roosevelt urges eight to start work early and sixty five to stop wages work while old age may begin later. Goethe and French writers show long lifespans and mortality debates. Crime, immortality, rivers and youth movements thread through a broad survey of ideas and curiosities.
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