Women Study Employment Problem in New Drive
Washington reports a planned push to place 250000 women in work within 30 days as part of an administration effort to create four million jobs by December 16. Mrs. Roosevelt gathered suggestions for useful work that avoids competing with open market labor, to be sent to Harry Hopkins. Hopkins aims to move 1,000,000 men from relief to civil works by Saturday and distribute 2,000,000 pay checks drawn on a 5400,000,000 civil works fund through Veterans Administration disbursing agents.
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Washington, D. C
Franklin JD. Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
New Civil Works Administration
Hopkins
Civil Works
Veterans Administration
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Veterans Bureau
Two Universities May Be Merged
The Chicago Tribune reported that the University of Chicago and Northwestern University may merge into a single educational unit if no unforeseen developments occur. A committee has been named to study administrative and educational feasibility of the plan.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
Turkey shipments decline to northern markets this year
A Dallas survey shows Texan turkey shipments for Thanksgiving down from last year. Texans sent 675 cars last year, but this year shipments reached a peak Monday and are not expected to exceed 500 cars.
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Dallas
Texse
Texas
Merchant Dies at Fort Worthy Port Worthy
Port Worth news reports Robert A Bilison aged 43 a furniture merchant died today. In Waco federal court Judge R J McMillan deferred sentencing of Albert Cox and Fred Bitterman until tomorrow after their conviction for operating the Tem Tex radio station at Temple without a license and for interfering with Station KOMA in Oklahoma City.
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Fort Worthy Port Worth
Robert A. Bilison
Waco
R. J. McMillan
Albert Cox
Fred Bitterman
Temple
KOMA
Oklahoma City
Exile Ready to Run for Mexico Office
CIUDAD Juarce Mexico Nov 21 In a press statement Gilberto Valevanela now living in exile in Paso said he would accept his candidacy for President of Mexico with the support of his party He urged to run in the next election opposing Gen Lavaro Cardenas candidate of the National Revolutionary party Also note an advertisement for a shop space for rent to a shoe repair man Classification 42 Light Classified Ads
Plymouth Six Still Priced At $445 And Up
Ad copy notes rising costs for steel ore and glass, but Plymouth's Six remains priced at $445 and up F.O.B. at the factory. It promises a large car with value and features, highlighting consumer concern over inflation.
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Plymouth
F.O.B
Cotton ginning totals reported by census bureau
Washington reports that by November 2 this year cotton ginned totaled 14,250,851 running bales with 475,400 round bases and 378 American Egyptian bales. Year to date ginnings reach 10,593,084 bales, including 474,442 round bales and 5,073 American Egyptian. Forecasts compare 13,100,000 against 15,002,000 last year with state totals listed for Alabama to all other states.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North, Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Johnson Seeks Compromise on Building Industry Code
Washington November 21 Hugh S Johnson aims for a compromise on recovery and care for the basic construction industry. The dispute centers on work hours with labor pushing a 30 hour week to employ the unemployed, while builders seek 40 hours, potentially 43 with weather downtime. A rented furnished room at 215 Queen Anne goes for $12 monthly.
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Johnson
Washington, D. C
Hugh S. Johnson
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Poteet Ships First Car of Tomatoes
POTRRT Nov 21 Poteet has shipped its first car of tomatoes for the season. The load was of excellent quality and brought farm era a tent and a half-pound u
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Poteet
Ex Mayor J G Ashford Buried in Huntsville
Funeral services were held in Huntsville for J G Ashford 85 former city mayor and prominent local businessman with ties to the community and local enterprises.
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Huntsville
Texas
J. G. Ashford
Youth Admits Beating Han in Hempstead Incident
RB Oakley a 21 year old UT pre medical student admitted beating D G Hudson Hempstead store keeper with a blackjack in a statement obtained by authorities. Oakley was arrested in Austin and charged with assault with intent to murder. Officers seek Mrs Hudson alleged wife of the victim to aid bond posting. The woman reportedly left for Beaumont with plans to help Oakley post the 1000 dollar bond.
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Hempstead
Texas
Oakley
University of Texas
D. G. Hudson
Willy
Austin
Exile Hudson
Hudson
Beaumont
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