Garner Program Faces Hoover Opposition Over Relief Plan
TheGarner unemployment relief plan is attacked as pork barrel by Hoover supporters who claim it is unnecessary and will unbalance the budget. Vinson counters by citing war, treasury and post office department recommendations for public works. Estimates show labor benefits from rivers, harbors, roads, and housing projects, while critics insist the program oversteps fiscal limits.
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Garner
Hoover
Vinson
Kentucky
Congress
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Post Office
House
Think It Over Drawn by Hal Coffman
A reflective piece warns that chasing abundance without balance can backfire as many pursue more than they can handle. It argues that progress requires careful steps, noting last year’s mistakes where optimism toppled those who rushed ahead.
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Hal Coffman
Listen World! Elsie Robinson appeals for aid to starving families
A plea letter column urges action on unemployment and child hunger in America. Elsie Robinson frames public indifference as a national crisis, citing a family with a ill child living on $2.50 weekly and demanding work programs within two weeks to halt hunger and revive industry. The writer Mary Black describes broader suffering and calls for immediate jobs and relief.
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Hopewell
Osbys
America
Evan
Davon
Tetler
Gil
Miss Robinson
Shere
Wille
Tory
Elsie
Mary Black
Ynu
NFRD
Congress
Thal
Meanie
Aairalghi
Phoeia Taft
Marry Girl Types in a Modern Dilemma
A writer argues that the right life partner depends on the moment of choosing a mate whether a home girl or a business girl is happier. He favors the working partner, noting a hard day’s work builds character and that a career woman may be more practical and empathetic than a home-oriented partner.
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Gras
Bro
Hannah
Abe
Vane
Misa
Jong
Raman
Kin Restiren Syu
Rector's Restaurant Days Remembered In City Notes
A nostalgic tour recalls George Rector and the Claridge era with anecdotes of dining elegance, Broadway social life, and notable figures like Daniel Frohman and Nedling journalists. The piece threads memories of late nights, jaunty slang, and the fading glamour along 42nd Street and nearby salons.
Earth Tremor Shakes San Antonio Streets in 1922 Report
Ten and twenty years ago notes recount an earthquake tremor rattling carriages and shelves in San Antonio just before midnight. The piece notes rumors and updates from Chamber of Commerce officials debunking false claims while detailing historical events and transport disruptions including rail and steamer lines due to weather and regional conditions.
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Tune
Antonin
Orton
Gan Antonio
Nnntrary
Chamber of Commerce
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