Relief Fund Move Advances In House For WPA Aid
The House appropriations committee prepared to approve a $90,000,000 deficiency bill to fund the WPA and relief programs requested by President Roosevelt. The measure provides about $550,000 to carry WPA to June 30, plus $80,000,900 for drought relief and $95,000,0 to sustain the CCC through the fiscal year end. House leaders expect swift passage amid near exhaustion of WPA funds, with hearings on the budget to reveal a recommendation by WPA chief Hopkin.
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Washington
CINS
House Appropriations Committee
Preeides Roncevelt
Herat” Blarke
WPA
CDC
Tll
House
Sneady
Harry L. Hopking
Congress
Hopkins
Buchanan
Third Pirly Bee
Roosevelt
CCC
Fishermen Return With 142-Pound Buck from Lake
A report from WN Ven 22 describes A K Roody and Reginald Livingstone finding a 142-pound buck frozen in a lake. They note the men went fishing for deer cord and returned with the sizable game, while observers remark on the unusual method of taking the animal through the ice.
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Sissing
Iver
A. K Roody
Reginald Livingstone
Lake Tee
Wales
The Telephone Doctor in the City
A humorous portrait of a city telephone repairman dubbed the “trouble shooter.” He responds to varied calamities from squirrels to faulty paint jobs, delivering service from the central repair department and using a loud “howler” device to regain contact with subscribers.
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San Anronso
Centtral Repair Service Department
Obituary notices for Fisk Chapman Wied enfeld Partridge
Obituary notices list Mrs Tavale Fisk Chapman service at Charles Tismayan chapel with Rev Charles B Blitz and interment Rotelawn. Survivors include daughters Comnella Chapman and Mrs Fred O Juyc plus sons William A Chapman and three grandchildren. Also listed are the Wiedendfeld family with multiple relatives in San Antonio Bronxville Hartington and Collville and Nellie F Partridge 90 resident of San Antonio. Services at Riebe chapel with Sa Jem cemetery at Sayers and pending arrival of son from Tucson Arizona.
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Tavale Fisk Chapman
Dees
Charles Tismayan
Charles B. Blitz
Rotelawn
Comnella G. Chapman
Fred O. Juyc
William A. Chapmen
Thhree
Essex Street
Wisconsin
San Antonio
Riebe Chapel
Sa Jem
Sayers
Victor F
Joseph L. Wiedenfeld
John ,Wiedenteld
Bronxity
Towd
Henry F. Wiedenfeld
Hartington
Neb
A. A. Lammurs
Jack Smith
Miner, Mont
Jonathan Smith
Marie Stewart
Collville
Wash
Nellie F Partridge
East Whittier Street
Frederick Partridge
A. &. Partridge
Vicw
Collis
Tucson
Aria
Campaign Against Range Thieves Led by Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers
Roy Hudspeth president of the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association announced a vigorous campaign against range thieves. He reported 20 complaints fired against marauders and 300 sheep recovered near Mason. Hudspeth met with Weaver H. Baker and Ranger Capt. R. C. Hawkins to seek stronger transportation safeguards amid rising thefts and price pressures.
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Roy Hudspeth
Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Association
Mason
Hudspeth
Weaver H. Baker
Association
R. C. Hawkins
Sutton
New Recreation School Opens In San Antonio
A regional recreation training school to run February through March 5 in San Antonio convened with Eugene T. Lies of the National Recreation Department in New York presiding. The Y.M.C.A. and local agencies hosted the meeting to plan courses in recreation administration social recreation girls and women nature activities crafts and music with instructor W. Clarence Levey Glenn leading. The program, sponsored by the city recreation department Archdiocesan council of Catholic Women Inca Boy Scout council Cyryiel of Jewish Women Girl Scouts and others, will include a small fee for various studies.
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Fins
San Antonio
Eugene T. Lies
National Recreation Department
New York
MLC. A
W36h
Clarence Levey Glenn
Ety Recreation Cepalation
X Denartment
Archdiocesan Council of
Gatholle
Inca Boy Scout Council
Cyyrieil
Girl Scous
League of United Latin-American Citizens Protestant Women's Association
Ground open and cross causes of telephone faults told
A dated piece describes how telephone repairmen diagnose line problems using portable phones and field tests. It explains that faults stem from ground, open, cross, or interference, caused by damaged wires, water, or external factors. The repairman traces from the bell box toward headquarters, testing each link until the root cause is found.
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Weys
Gauriel
Mickey Mouse
Pho
Leonaida da Viness
NRE Reveals Boom Amid Pageant Of Hotel Guests
NRE reports a boom in guest paging at a hotel where hundreds receive personal calls daily. Managers note most paged guests do not know the party’s initials, with pages often directed by nickname or role. Growth rebounds after a slow period, with daily paging volume around 300.
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Gunter
M. R. Gs Bnt
Mr. South
Binith
Sai Jones
Sac.Jones
Sugar Family Heir Dies at 50 From Heart Attack
Grace Spreckels Hamilton, 50, heir to the Spreckels sugar fortune, died today at her home apparently from a heart attack. The obituary notes her lineage as part of the prominent Spreckels family.
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Sugar
San Ancisco
Jala
Ois
Grace Spreckels
Ilton
Spreckels
Hom
Shivw
Bprensela
Cheap Oil Burner Sweeping the Country Invention
A simple newstype burner claims low cost and via factory supply marketed to cut coal or wood use. United Factories Kansas City seeks demonstrators to take orders, offering a high earnings potential and a full time sample deal for prospective buyers.
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United
Kansas City
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