Public Works By WPA Bit By Roosevelt
President Roosevelt opposed using part of the pending relief appropriation for public works saying it would reduce jobs for the needy. In the House Representative Woodrum urged allocating half relief funds to public works while the president argued such projects raise material costs and reduce relief reach. He stressed the relief bill of 975,650,000 must pass quickly as funds may run out July 1 and suggested a temporary WPA shift toward non construction needs.
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Former US liner President Harding sunk by Nazi bombing
London confirms the sinking off the Belgian coast last Friday of the former United States liner President Harding. The 13,869 ton ship, sold to a Belgian firm last fall, suffered four fatalities and 15 injuries among her crew.
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Forgives Robber Over Shoes On Second Visit
A Minnesota court sentenced Alvin Moe to 30 days after he stole Andrew Olson’s food and alarm clock, which Olson had forgiven when returned. Moe then stole Olson’s shoes provoking the punishment. The note also reports varied items from other cities.
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Quadruplet sisters end era with Mona's June wedding
Oklahoma's famous Key quadruplets, Mona Roberta Mary and Leota, known for matching dress and lifelong unity, announce Mona's June 18 marriage to Robert W. Fowler, an old company accountant. The sisters plan separate lives. Mona will marry and teach, while the others may pursue teaching in Texas.
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Decentralization blamed for great losses in urban business
Swampscott Mass May 17. Executive speaker Newton C Farr of Chicago says redistribution of retail trade to scattered districts has cut central business districts’ volume by up to a quarter in a decade. He urges coordinated action by business owners and cities to curb parking, zoning, tax, and building-code issues to halt decentralization.
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Coffin of Tutankhamen Moved to Safe Place in Cairo
Cairo officials announced on May 17 that the gold coffin of King Tutankhamen and other Cairo Museum treasures are being removed to a secure location as a precautionary measure.
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Norris forecasts shift as public leans toward aiding Allies
Norris notes a sharp change in public sentiment over the last two weeks with thousands of letters urging support for England and France. He opposes sending U.S. troops abroad but backs aiding the Allies short of war, hoping England and France prevail.
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Kennedy Warns Against Amending Labor Act Amid Tensions
In a tense Capitol discussion four former congressmen debated proposed amendments to the act. Kennedy warned that changing the law could fuel animosities between labor and capital just as national ranking time faced contention and concern over potential harms outweighing gains.
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Nation’s most important aims classes stand out
In the study of national priorities, key aims define policy direction and public expectations. Officials highlight education, health, and economic stability as core goals guiding reforms and budget allocations.
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