Amberjack Avocation Schooner Sets Sail From Littip Harbor
President’s yacht Amberjack sails from Littip harbor after a visit with his granddaughter Sara Delano Roosevelt. The vessel departs at 10 15 a m. Portland to join Jamt and Jin D Jr at Campabella Island en route to Roosevelt summer home.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Littip Harbor
Portsmouth Harbor
Sara Delano Roodsevert
Maine
Portland
Jatm
Jin D. Jr
Campabella Island
N. 5
Roosevelt Summer Home
James
Hye Beach
Ere
Hoover Engaged in Editing War Documents
Former President Hoover takes a new post overseeing publication of his war document collection. Based in Palo Alto at the Steiford Library, he will direct editorial work and codify the records Hoover gathered during his public service. The move signals a major shift to organize and publish reform-era materials.
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Palo Alto
Call
Aebbert Hoover
Hoover
Steiford Mebrary
Comfort roe for your feet promises quick relief
An advertising notice promotes Penetto mutton suet salve as the fastest, most complete relief for tired swollen feet. It claims deep penetration, reduces pain, soreness, redness, and rawness, and is offered in 25¢ 50¢ and $1 sizes.
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Nomeone
Penerro
Parade Manages On as Rider Survives Wrenched Parade
Battle Creek dispatch reports Major Necar Brady of Battle Creek was thrown when his horse slipped during a parade by the Michigan department United Spain War Veterans. He stayed in the saddle to finish the event, then was carried by ambulance to a hospital.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Necar Brady
Batte Creek
Michigan Department
United Spain’ War Veterans
Brady
Abd
Doak's Nephew Indicted in New York
NEW YORK June 22. Ervin Brown, nephew of former Secretary of Labor Willan Doak and former head of the Immigration Department’s abolished Division of Investigation, was indicted by a federal grand jury on soliciting and accepting a bribe from a criminal enterprise. He was reported to be in Tampa, Florida, and expected to be arrested imminently.
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New York
Ervin ¥. Brown
Tabor Willan RN
Doak
Division of Investigation
Immigration Department
Nore
Federal
Brown
Tampa
Fla
Stamp nuisance cited by postoffice dispatcher in Benito
A.H. Markowsky, postoffice dispatcher in Benito, regards a mixed stamp as a nuisance after handling a letter with a penny stamp glued to the paper beside a wafer cent stamp, illustrating irregular postage handling in the town.
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Benito
Tex
A.H. Markowsky
Postoffice
Hope Held For Mart Bureau Action Sparks Regional Protest
A report notes Senator Joy Robins son of Arkansas majority leader led action to rescind a retent order curtailing antalties for the department of agricultural economy. Telegrams protested the move. chambers of commerce from South Texas to Corpus Christi and San Antonio urged Secretary Wallace to preserve the market news bureau, which has served growers and shippers for eight years. Marvin Longino runs the bureau with three assistants as protests spread to Washington.
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Joy Robins
Arkansas
Department of Agricultural Economcy
Tocgs
Robinson
Antonido
Thort- Gry
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Boreal
Chambers of Commerce
Texas
Henry Wallace Bes
Corpus Christ
Big Grande Valley
Rar Leeman
The
Soul
Texas Chamber of Sni Merce
Wallace
Porter Wheley
Metager
San Antonia
Compemerce
Genta Wire
Rasteco
Browers
Marvin Longino
Isas
Duval and Fort Worth welcome ride for riding legislator
Representative J G Duvall of Tarrant County returns from San Antonio to Fort Worth. A mounted escort of 14 riders and 60 horsemen will accompany him into the city as excitement builds for the welcome celebration.
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Cleburne
CNS
G. Duvall
Tarrant County
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Gary Thuran
Kway Girls
Sheland Parivs
Duvall
Tnternalional
Land Ciebucne
Jiame
Insi Axen
West Texas
J. G. Dugath
Tome City
Delack
Duvalle
Panteverefide
Merit Made Basis Of U S Jobs In Roosevelt Era
Washington D C June 22 Deserving Democrats lined up ten deep at the federal relief counter to gain jobs soon after President Roosevelt, with estimates of 25 000 to 30 000 posts to be filled in public works and related agencies. Farley faces pressure from lawmakers while openings include collectors, district attorneys, marshals, and customs collectors. The Tennessee Valley Authority and public works administration will hire, with emphasis on merit over politics. Political affiliations fade as the goal is qualified workers for civil service posts amid a reshaping of federal employment.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Selvens
Wiscoxtation
New Federal Enterpriseachich
Gene Wnely
James A. Farley
Farley
Jon
Internal Revenue
Batifactory
Public Works Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tekes
Tennessee
Muscle Shoals
Congress
Bleached Negro Allowed to Enter U. S. for Science
Jean Joseph Ysreuud Dauphin, a seven year old Haitian Negro who claimed he had a stamp changed his skin to pinkish white, was released from Ellis Island. Immigration officials revived an order from Washington permitting him to resume his journey to Chicago where he plans to attend the American Association for the Advancement of Science convention to verify his story. Dauphin had been detained on a technical charge of literacy after arriving from Halt Mondey on the steamer Ca Tomite. A board of investigation ordered deportation, but the ruling was reversed on appeal to Washington.
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Jean Joseph Ysreuud Dauphin
Hetlan Negro
Ellis Island
Department of Ipbor
Washington
Dauphin
Chicago
American Association For the Advancement of Befence
Mondey
Washtington
Clothing Store Survey Shows Smaller Sales Decline
The University of Texas bureau of business research released data indicating department and clothing stores faced a smaller decline in sales for the year compared with the previous period. Delegates at a Chicago pickle convention noted pickle consumption rose since the advent of beer. Weekend edition ads urged readers to place notices by Friday morning.
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Chicago
More Die of Heat Relief in Sight Across States
Heat wave continues with new fatalities raising Wisconsin to 14 and deaths in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Missouri, and Kansas. Prostrations mount as readings hit 98.3 in Washington DC and temperatures reach the 100s across Nebraska, Illinois, Minnesota, Maryland, and beyond. Chicago cools while Ohio shores see milder readings.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Missouri
Kansas
Washington, D. C
Nebraska
Lincol
Fkansay
Maltoon
Bloomsburg
Frederick
Detroit
Chicago
Lake Erie
Texas
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Mag Weat
Remi
Amir
Iheany Mantles
Ringwald
Willy
Swagger
Poe
Charkes
E. Mitchell
National City Bank of
New York City
M. Chimot
Paris
Katrinka
Frost
Flora
Beeret
Frost's
Frost Bros
Thomas McGuire
Kathryn Heinz
Pittsburgh
Florida
U. S
Dial Fannin
Sintal
Steeet Maar Frost Bros
Sim Antonio
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