Relief funds become national political tool in Washington
The piece argues relief money is being used for political purposes with Senate probes only after public pressure. It criticizes Roosevelt's administration and allies for resisting curbs, credits little to House leadership, and highlights past amendments aimed at limiting political use of relief funds.
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Yeater Austin
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Sea Barkley
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Tydings
Maryl
Son” Roosevelt
Ask
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WPA
Norry
Hopkins
Sagt
Teington
Woman Accuse Each Other in Bronx Seat Scramble
In a Bronx station dispute over a free seat, Mrs. Linian Levine Altman and another woman clashed, exchanged blows, and prompted an ambulance call. Both face simple assault complaints as witnesses describe the chaotic rush for the vacant 4f ACN seat.
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Vaima
Linian Levine
Piel Altman
Pena
Jrose
Buster the Coast Guard Dog Dies After Guarding Dawn Crapo
In land Ohio a royal guard dog named Buster saved Dawn Crapo from danger at Whisky Island near the Cleveland coast guard station. He protected the St. Bernard and alertly watched the pier until he died from illness at the hospital. Rescue crews buried him near Whisky Island as Rex the guard dog marked the grave. Dawn Crapo later returned to the station and mourned the loss.
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Harry T. Anderson
Whisky Island
Rex
Gstem Reserve University
Cow Stomach Lawsuit Over Grazing Cow Near Bude
In a village near Bude a land dispute arises after a cow swallowed a grain or feed causing injury. A butcher claims the animal was his property while another party asserts the grazing land owner caused the cow to wander. The case involves claims of ownership and responsibility for the incident.
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Budegeery
Mining firm sued over $20,000 payoff at Uc mine
A legal notice alleges that a mining company faced a $20,000 claim tied to the Uc mine yard incident. The fragmentary report names Rabri as a party and hints at a dispute involving a mule and an assertion of ant yard activity.
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Rabri
asAzeSt Mining Company
Wannoe
How to Sew a Slip Cover Pattern First
The easiest slip cover method starts with a pattern. Fold sheets to match fabric width, place pattern pieces, and allow 1 inch at seams plus 3 inches for a tuck. Pin pieces, shape to chair lines, and mark grain arrows. Fringe finishes seams. note Mrs Spears SEWING book sells for 25 cents postpaid.
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Spears
S. Desplaines St
Chicago
Quiz on History and Sports Facts From a Asked-Answer List
A set of trivia questions covers topics from radio presidents to human emotions and state histories. It includes details about six flags over a region, the Gadsden Purchase, methods like handclapping, and locations such as Cooperstown for Baseball Hall of Fame.
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United States
New Mexico
Gadsden Purchase
Baseball Hall of Fame
Answers and Events from the 1920s to Tulip Festival
A compact list recounts milestones from 1923 radio first by Warren G. Harding to a Tulip Festival cleanup in Holland Michigan. It notes flags of five nations, large parachute fabrication at 90 feet diameter, Romans as a reference, and Mexican cession history.
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Warren G. Harding
Texas
United States
Holland
Mich
Mexico
Horace Greeley Exposes Paper Error in Public Outburst
A tale recounts Horace Greeley discovering a mistake in the New York Tribune. In anger he led a rush to the composing room demanding the culprit be kicked. Upon finding the error was his own, he asked to be kicked instead.
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Horace Greeley
New York Tribune
Fry
Greeley
W. A. Croffut
Latin American capitals by population
Tegucigalpa Honduras with 40000 inhabitants and Buenos Aires Argentina with 2290788 inhabitants are the smallest and largest capitals in Latin America according to the source.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Latin America
Household Questions Household Tips and Kitchen Ideas
Cleaning electric toaster with a narrow paint brush to remove crumbs between wires and reduce damage. Coloring custards with a stick of cinnamon for a faint color without darkening. Washing white silk without soap, using dissolved soap in water. Flavoring ham by frying under apricots or pineapple and brown sugar. Painting kitchens blue to deter flies, with medium blue walls and pale ceilings.
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