Relief funds face short treasury as audits begin
Relief administrator Tea Alsbury announced only 2000 dollars left in the unemployment relief treasury on Thursday hours after receiving a 2006 check from the state relief commission. He expected a larger Austin grant of 20000 to 25000 to arrive later that day. Hopkins claimed figures misrepresented August relief costs while Alsbury defended the totals and said examinations for home visitors and case workers will begin Monday in the Ninety-fourth district courtroom.
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Tea Alsbury
Alsbury
State Relief Commission
Austin
Harry L. Hopkins
Washington
Hopkins
Guy Bonham
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Huey to Find Out How Patronage Passes Him By
Washington dispatch notes Senator Huey Long will learn soon if the Roosevelt administration keeps its pledge about patronage. In ten days at the latest Roosevelt likely will announce Louisiana appointees for district attorney and internal revenue collector. Indications point to men other than Long.
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Washington, D. C
Huey Lopg
Roosevelt
United States
Internal Revenue
Louisiana
Milk Strike Continues in Chicago Amid Price Push
Chicago on September 1 faced a continued milk strike by independent producers after the Pure Milk Association announced a one cent per quart increase with added profits directed to farmers. Leader E L Best of OL Harvard confirmed the strike would persist.
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Pure Milk Association
E. L. Best
Harvard
Winter Garden Fair Opens October 12 With Coronation
Pearsall reports the thirteenth annual Winter Garden fair will run three days starting October 12. An Industrial parade is planned with J. K. Mattox and Mrs W A Tyner arranging. The queen coronation occurs October 12, with football, neat and baby shaw as attractions.
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Pearsall
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Accident Board Member Named AUSTIN
Governor Miriam A Ferguson announced the appointment of a Clarksville mayor to the Texas industrial accident board. He succeeds J. Tenxo of Tubback, whose tenure has ended. Gravth, a longtime banker, will serve on the board.
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Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Jony
Clarksville
Texas Industrial Acciunt Board
Jf. Tenxo
Tubback
Gravth
Lindberghs to Sail for U.S. Sunday
Stockholm dispatch reports Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh planning to remain two more days before sailing to the United States. The article notes their travel arrangements and the Swedish locale as context for their voyage.
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U.S
Stockholm
Sweden
Charles A. Lindbergh
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