Foes Hopeful of Spending Elcure
Washington May 71 Costs of the 5 247 000 099 spending lending bill were discussed as WPA relief funds face political tightening. Harry Hopkins denounced by opponents for backing Otha Wearin in Iowa primary politics. Senators Hatch, Burkley and Copeland urged limits on WPA employees political activity while Holt compared WPA aims to Hitler’s Reichstag, amid pressure for restraint and earmarking measures.
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Washington
Seid
Works Progress Administration
Usevenabe
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Otha Wearin
Guy Gillette
Iowa
Hatch
Congress
Burkley
Kentucky
F Barkley
Senate
Wheeler
Mariana
Ughl
Hopkins
Hol
West Virginia
Holt
United States
Reichstag
Hitler
Copeland
Newark
Lo We Uo
Applications for Jobs Gain in Texas State Employment Service
A sharp rise in job applications was described by Orville S. Carpenter, chairmen director of Texas state employment service, speaking at a gathering in Ottawa. He said in the first four months of 1938 the service received half as many new applications as in all of 1937, with 5000 weekly in late 1937 and 7000 to 13000 weekly since January 3, 1938.
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Texaes State Employment Service
Orville S. Carpenter
Ottawa
Canada
Priday
Ter
Informational Association of Employment Services
Texas State Employment Service
Bourdet
de Martel
Wheatley School honors four student speakers at commencement
Four noner swudents were apeex ed at Phylis Wheatley School commencement exercises Friday. They were Sarah Ellasfield Grr ter, James Marrelijo Burley, Mary Ellen Truenport and Geraldine Willems. Diplomas were presente to 152 seniors by Dodantes BP, Hoilers, President of the board of education.
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Phylis Wheatley School
Sarah Ellasfield Grrter
James Marrelijo Burley
Mary Ellen Truenport
Geraldine Willems
Dodantes BP
Hoilers
Board of Education
Thesit
Texes
Everageshouts Thorns
T. L
Seven Convicted in Ice Gases Sweep on West Side
Police vice squad led by Sgt Frank Vogler conducted a Thursday sweep that shut down many vice centers. Seven defendants were found guilty with fines totaling 580 dollars, two fines suspended, eleven cases dismissed, and 12 sentenced. The raiding party included Officers S Dobbs C J O’Neil and Frank Baker.
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Myn
West Side Rice
Taney
la Corporaton Court
Phil C. Shook
Frank Vogler
Yict
S. Dobbs
C. J. O'Neil
Prank Baker
Obates of Mary Immaculate Ordained at Two Centers
Six of eight Oblates of Mary Immaculate will be ordained priests. St Mary's in Bulldoy hosts June 4 with Archbishop A J Drasinaorts presiding. two others will be ordained June 11 at Bodleville by Bishop Henry Aluhoff. Names include Nash, Biasioli, Gady, Miville, Brauman, Conway. Belleville ordinations list Guile Tremblay. Subdeacons and minor orders named with many brothers.
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Oblates of Mary Tin- Musculate
St. Mary's Johurch
Arcabishan A. J. Drasinaorts
Bodleville
Henry Aluhoff
St. Peter's
Mission
de Mazenod Scholasticate
San Antonio
William P. Nash
New Haven
Conn
Robert Biasioli
Thomas A. Gady
Mt. Vernon
New York City
Luke L. Miville
New Hampshire
Edward F. Brauman
Jersey City
James Conway
Madison
Belleville
Edwin J. Guile
Wetang
Eugene A. Tremblay
Wisconsin
Rayman Knopp
Vincent Verderame
Philip Hoag
Matthew Powers
Sylvester O'Toole
Theophil O'Krihik
Edward Brown
George Baynes
Pall Crone
Conopians Hear Mexican Engineer at Guadalajara Talk
A Mexican engineer spoke in Guadalajara detailing the appropriation of forest owned communities by the government and named Benor Encarnacion Orivel as a member of the committee. The talk, reported by Henry Lee Baylor, touched on petroleum and related topics.
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Te Mexica
Aad
Gompel
Priday
Imehenn
Lac Gunter Hetn
Benor Encarnacion Orivel
Guadalajara
Petrolimi Vonomeer
Sheaker
Menry Lee Faylor
proErin Chaginal
Three Mesquiteers Star On State Theater Program
Three Mesquiteers thrill at the State Theater this Saturday in Call of the Mesquiteers the feature heads a double bill with Born to Be Wild as the second feature Ward Bond Ralph Byrd and Dor Wes star in the Mesquiteers tale on stage also showing the eighth chapter of Flash Gordon trip to Braty with Larry Crabbe and Jean Rogers. Be ready June 1 by leasing vacant property. a light want ad will find tenants.
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Taiwan
Jtheater
Ward [Bond
Ralph Byrd
Dor Weston
Flash Gordon
Braty
Larry Crabbe
Jean Rogers
Lawver Flay Slain Girls Parents In Trial
In New York on May 27 prosecutor Joseph Loscalzo told the jury in Donald Carroll's murder trial that the parents of 18 year old Charlotte Mathiesen "sold their souls" by helping the boy wire sequette if possible. The defense contends the youth was temporarily insane during a joint death pact with the girl. Loscalzo pressed for the death penalty, labeling the act deliberate and premeditated.
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New York
Joseph Lescalze
Donald Carroll
Charlotte Mathiesen
Sequette
Sydney Rosenthal
Loscalzo Aald
Carroll
Deceptive Family Tragedy Plays Out On Trial
Mrs Matthiesen sobbed as her husband aged 42 declared no compromise and voiced hope the boy is acquitted. A pregnant woman testified near the jury stage that gun welding occurred after a plan to stay together with Donald who said death was needed to avoid parental separation.
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Fred Matthiesen
Matthiesen
Rosentha
Foreigners Questioned by Japanese Authorities in Shantung
Report from Tsingtao says Japanese military authorities removed A L Carson an American Rev A E Clayton a Briton and two other foreigners from a train for prolonged questioning amid fears they aided Chinese guerrillas active in Central Shantung. The incident suggests Japanese belief in foreign support for guerrillas.
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Tsinan
Chine
Shantung Province
A. L. Carson
Clayton
Tsingtao
Gere Iman
Furssitin
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Donald Carroll Jr
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