Wage Clause Defeat Seen By ANS
Washington dispatch reports Speaker Bying skeptical the House will approve the Senate amendment mandating prevailing wages on relief projects under 4.88 billion dollars, a provision added by a close Senate vote amid Roosevelts program debates. President's letter warned against wage reductions, arguing they would lower private sector wages and hurt public works aims.
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Senate
Senate Glass
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Virginia
White House
McCartan
Burns
Grhl
Lang
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Chamber of Bay
McCarren
Hattie Cerawar
Arkansas
McCarran
Thomas
Oklahoma
Wheeler
Montane
Bulow
Demoocrat
Boots Dakota
Adams
Coloado
Le'Follette
Progressive
Wisconsin
Metcal
Roode Island
Nevada
Glass
Hag Demi
Public Ownership League urges federal control of phones
At its ninth biennial conference in Washington the Public Ownership League of America adopted unanimously resolutions calling for federal ownership of telephone systems nationwide and for important public ownership akin to the Department of Labor. J E Bennett of Portland, Oregon, chaired the league’s telephone committee and presented the plan. An alternate provision urged Congress to supply funds to state and local governments to buy telephone companies if a national ownership decision is made.
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League Washington
Federal Department
Department of Labor
United States
Public Ownership League of
Awerdeta
J.E. Bennett
Portland
Ore
League
Telephone Committee
Paulus to Lead Yoakum Chamber in Annual Bouquet
Yoakum on February 22 heard Henry Paulus, president of the chamber, preside at the annual bouquet event attended by about 456 people. Speaker Goke Stevenson, a member of the State House of Representatives, addressed the gathering. Other officers named were FO Barnett, first vice president Beott Moore, second vice president A F Speckle, and secretary.
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Paulus
Yoakum Chamber
Transcontinental flight sets new record and bonus petition moves
Leland S Andrews set a new coast to coast air record Los Angeles to Floyd Bennett Field averaging over 220 miles per hour with co pilots Meyers and Regourn. In Washington representatives signed a petition for a house vote on the Patman bonus bill while opposition leader Byrns dismissed need for the petition.
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Leland S. Andrews
Los Angeles
Floyd Bennett Field
Andrews
James Doolettin
Kelly Field
Aburéws
Doolittle
Henry Meyers
GD. Regourn
Radio Opera
Samuel Levy
Floyd Bennett, Geld
National Aeronautics Association
Washington
Washington, D. C
Byrns
Dr Wilbur Fears Deplores Passing of Individualism
In a Buffalo report, Dr Wilbur Fears laments the decline of individualism and calls for renewed cooperation. The item references Stanford President and Interior Secretary in Hoover's cabinet, noting skepticism about crowd dynamics and the cost of collective action.
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Wilbur
Buffalo
Ray Lyman Withur
G. Snand
Stanford University
Hoover
Yay
Init Iantals
Upper Colorado Authority Urged to Oversee Large Irrigation Plan
Austin officials backed by the Rouse committee on conservation and reclamation urge formation of an Upper Colorado River authority to supervise a 400.0 thousand acre foot irrigation project. The bill mixes elements from the Lower Colorado authority act and a 4.5 million dam scheme with Brazos river district plans. State taxes totaling 89.0 would be redirected to fund federal aided water impoundment in Coke County amid Southeast furnished rooms listing.
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Upper Colorado Authority
Austin
Flo
Upper Colorado River Authority
Rouse Committee On Conservation and Reclamation
Lower Colorado River Authority Act
Brazos River District
Coke County
Dream Castle Will Tours to New York Premiere
Dream Castle, a 14 foot tall, 11 room doll house costing 485000, will debut in New York on April 1 before a world tour. Built over nine years by about 700 artists including Pogany Flagg and McManus, it contains miniature books handwritten by authors like Finn Parker Bromfield and Tarkington. Proceeds from exhibitions will aid hospitals for disabled children.
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New York
Col- Yeen Moore
Nause
Ook
Willy Pogany
James Montgomery Flagg
George McManus
Finna Perker
Louis Bromfield
Irvin 8. Cobb
Kathleen Norris
Sthelan Lewis
Booth Tarkington
Fannie Hurst
Miss Moore
U S Cattle Markets Open on Washington Birthday
U S cattle markets except cattle were closed today in observance of Washington's birthday while all other markets remained open as usual.
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U.S
New York
Connadily
United States
Washington
Dormitories and Dining Hall Planned for Texas College
Kingsville reports the Texas College of Arts and Lodges will break ground next Monday for 300000 dormitories and a dining hall. Plans include separate men and women dormitories housing about student capacity and a large dining hall, with Gus L. Kowalski named contractor and H C Eckhardt noting PWA funds totaling a partial grant.
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Kingsville
Qground
Texas College of Arts
H.C. Eckhardt
HH. Moeller
San Antonio
Gus L. Kowalski
Board of Directors
Feihardt
Federal Reserve
San Anntonio
PWA
Singing Cowboy Conducts Service at Nazarene Church
Warren Lowman the singing evangelist speaks and sings at 7 30 p m at the First Nazarene church North Colorado and Princeton streets Services are set for 11 a m Sunday The campaign ends the night of March 1
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Warren Lowman
Ainly
First Nazarene Church
North
Colorado
Princeton
Theft of two diamond rings and a platinum wedding ring
Detectives investigated Friday the theft from Mrs. Mabel B Dritey of 504 North Hackberry Street involving two diamond rings and a platinum wedding ring. No arrests reported and no further details provided.
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Mabel B. Dritey
North
Hackberry Street
Free, Lawyer Held In Spencer Stafford Slaying Case
Dallas Feb 22 A list of bond statuses emerged in the Spencer Stafford narcotics case nine defendants face various bonds. Sheriff W F Cato of Garza County and Tom Morgan of Post were freed on bonds. Outlaw indicted for conspiracy remains in jail. others named in the conspiracy include M Log and B R Braddock. Dr W A Hartman released on bonds. Dr L W Kitchen still held.
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Dallas
Sherrif W. F. Cato
Garza County
N.C. Oublaw
al Spencer Stafford
Past
Texas
Cato
Tom Morgan
Post
Aso
Morgan
Outlaw
M. Log
B. R. Braddock
W. A. Hartman
L. W. Kitchen
Arson Suspected in Fire at Klaus Home
Firefighters battled a blaze at Charles Klaus’s palatial Dittmar Street residence late Thursday causing about 4000 dollars of damage. Arson squad investigators found kerosene soaked cotton wads beneath a stairway and a prowler may have started the fire. Klaus, a retired merchant, was away visiting a sick sister. the fire was noticed by Klaus Jr.
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Charles Klaus
Dittmar Street
Reasen
Hd Wolff
Klaus
Edds
Klaus Jr
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