Congress Edits Relief Plan Sparks Hoover Garner Clash
The House passes the $2.122 billion emergency relief bill after a feud between Speaker Garner and President Hoover over the Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans. The measure increases loan capacity and funds public works while a Senate battle over beer legalization and political campaigning unfolds as parties position for the fall election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Garner
Mr. Hoover
White House
House
Senate
Treasury
Enator Binghan
Bingham
Congress
ICE
Charles Curtis
Charley
West
Franklin
Roosevelt
Albany
Curtis
Washington
State News in Brief Highlights Michigan Incidents and Notices
A wide scan of Michigan items covers Holland welfare funds, a fatal diving accident near Grand Rapids, a boy’s death in Lansing from a road collision, a bank receivership suit in Ingham County, and the Peach Festival plans in Romeo. Other reports note a first perfect playground game in Mt Clemens, drownings near East Tawas, Eaton County valuation cuts, a Grand Ledge fire truck mishap, Holland pig iron import, and multiple local incidents across towns including Ludington, Saginaw, Ann Arbor, Detroit, and Traverse City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Welfare Relief Fund
Grand Rapids
Kenneth ‘Bricker
Lansing
Raymond Ewing Sr
Reeves Q. Ewing
American State Savings Bank
Ingham County
Romeo
Hoover
Mt. Clemens
Quincy Schnaufer
Copeland Products
T.c
King Finance
Schnaufer
East ‘Tawas
Au Sable
Here
Thomas Little
John’ White
Ethel Engies
Little
Charlotte
Eaton County
Board of Supervisors
Register of Deeds
Holland Harbor
Harrington Dock
Toledo, CO
Holland Furnace Co
Henry Cort
Marquette County
State Board of Aeronautics
University of Michigan
Ludington
Lidington
Michigan City
C. Lawrence Lind
Mason County
Izaak Walton League
Waltonians
Lapeer
Louis C. Cramton
Congress
Jesse P. Welstt
Port Huron
Cramton
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Michael
Patrick Bourke
Buster
Hos
Tonia
Belding Savings Bank
Gerrit Rutman
Ypsilanti
Avery Gilleo
Traverse City
Michigan
Grand Haven
Roy Wheeler
Wheeler
Welfare Board
John Jablonski
Stanley Broton
Marquette
L. R. Walker
Detroit
Navin Field
George Contas
Wayne
Ford Roads
John Vafiads
John
Vafiads
John Lassen
Flint—Deloss J. Prior
Dorothy Gruette
Hurley Hospital
Prior
Grand” Rapids
Garfield Park
Ransom Vogel
Henry de Byle
Kent City
Alice M. Bush
David
Pontiac
Maxine Cherrie
Otto I. Cherrie
Oakland
Arthur
Madrid’s Gran Avenida Life and Historic Gems
The article portrays Madrid as a modern yet medieval capital, centered on Gran Avenida de la Libertad. It highlights grand buildings near the park Buen Retiro, the Palace of Communications, Prado Museum, botanical gardens, and El Retiro rose garden. It notes street life, fashion, vendors, and the mix of modern transit like the Metro and trolley lines with traditional transport and lively public spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geograpic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU
Spain
Catalonia
Europe
Gran Avenida de la Libertad
Buen Retiro
Madrid
Zuloaga
Segovia
Talavera de la Reina
Toledo
Toledan
Lagartera
Guadarramas
Morocco
Paris
Buenos ‘Aires
Gran Avenida
Palace of Communications
Africa
National Library
Archeological Museum
Museum of Modern Painting
National Museum of Painting and Sculpture
Prado Museum
el Retiro
National Telephone Company
Mary Pickford
Douglas” Fairbanks
Charlie‘ Chaplin
Puerta del Sol
Madria
Te Motor Combibus
Conn - 22
Anellic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bingham’s
Edward W. Pickard
James Matteru
Bennett Griffin
Warrior Grace
Atlantic Ocean
Berlin
Moscow
Minsk
Sen. Bingham
Henry S. Allen
Chicago
Everett Sanders
Indiana
Republican National Committee
Palmer House
New York
Virginia
Robert Lucas
Ray Benjamin
California
James A. Farley
New York State
Lfred E. Smith
North Carolina
Vets
Cameron Morrison
Robert i. Reynolds
Asheville
J. CB. Ehringhaus
Elizabeth City
R. R. Reynolds
Norris
Nebraska
Frazier
North Dakota
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Indianapolis
Prohibition Party
Senator Borah
William. D. Upshaw
Georgia
Frank S. Regan
Rockford
Liberty
Farmer-Labor
Progressive
Socialist
Monetary League
Farmers
New Liberty Party
Kansas ‘City
Frank
Webb
San Francisco
Andrew” ‘Nordskog
Los ‘Angeles
Jacob
Coney
A . Sandidate
Kansas
City
Grandi
Traudn
Herriot
France
Lausanne
Ramsay MacDonald
Britain
Great Britain
United States
MacDonald
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Germany
Berriot
America
von Papen
QOL
Frederick Pope
Russia
Pope
Free State
Thomas
J. H. Thomas
Geneva
Sir John Simon
Maxim Litvinov
Nadolny
Istérh
Daten
Dino Grandi
Grand Ledge
John Pierce
Etheol Avery
Pierce
Grand. Rapids
Wendell Ingham
Guy
Ingham
Bentley
Donald James
W. J. Mussselman
Omer
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