Dole Eliminated In Two States As 33,000 Get Jobs
In Alabama and Wyoming the New Deal cuts the dole for September with about 33,000 needy placed on state jobs. Hopkins says relief costs will stay under 75 million next month, following 95 million for August and large sums in prior months. Alabama shows 32,000 employed. Wyoming 59. July totals 61,958 and 4,150.
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Washington
New Deal Today
Harry L. Hopkins
Alabama
Wyoming
Hopkins
Government allocates funds to Alabama and Wyoming in relief plan
Hopkins outlined grants totaling 35 170 790 to Alabama and 318 961 471 to Wyoming with more allocations to come. He defined unemployables as those unable to work due to mental or physical deficiency and said state and local provisions will cover the aged handicapped and others. He noted about 750 000 people have been put to work including 310 000 youths in Civilian Conservation.
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Alabama
Wyoming
Hopkins
Officials aim to reach one million in program camps
Program officials expect to reach the 1,000,000 persons mark by September 30 and hope to add another 750,000 by October 15. The plan shows ongoing growth targets and timelines for expansion.
Kiwanis Club Sees Enamel-Ware Making Movie Session
Kiwanis members viewed film reels detailing enamel ware production at Hotel Newell. Speaker H D Wells explained gray enamel vs ivory colors, coating steps, and defects caused by resting pins. Visitors HB Smith and Cliff Pease attended. pie joke closes the recap.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotel Newell
H. D. Wells
Kiwanian McBean
HB. F. Smith
Oberlin
Cliff Pease
North Olmstead
Turns Hanging Job Over To Teacher
NEW MADRID Missouri August 30 Sheriff Sam Harris of New Madrid County failed to pass his final examinations as a hangsman and a substitute executed Roy Hamilton and Eddie Gaymond. Harris had studied under famed executioner Phil Hanna of Epworth. As the moment came, Hanna adjusted the noose and signaled a deputy to pull the lever.
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New Madrid
Sam Harris
Roy Hamilton
Eddie Gaymond
Harris
Phil Hanna
Epworth
Hanna
Ashland Ohio Visitors and Weekend Guests Update
Spencer Miss Agnes White hosted by Mr and Mrs Orlo White in Ashland. Quinton Dickason from Elizabeth New Jersey visited with his mother Mrs Mary Dickason. John Marsh and Mrs Amanda Kime received visits from Ashland locals. Church picnic noted as Lutheran Sunday School members near Ashland. Numerous regional residents and visitors listed as guests or callers throughout the weekend.
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Agnes White
J. T. Rollings
Cleveland
Ohio
Orlo White
Quinton Dickason
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Mary Dickason
John Marsh
Ashland
Amanda Kime
T. D. Auble
Lakewood
Paul Bridges
Betty
Grafton
Kard Weidrick
George Welsh
Frank Brouse
Clarence Dague
Howard Whitmore
Canaan
W. G. Reese
George Bates
F. J. Milles
Harley Hicks
Simon Rice
Melvin Barrer
Court E. Stuart
Harold Dill
Huntington
Karl M. Weidrick
R. W. Batig
FP. A. Catnall
Helen Neidhardt
Robert Rice
A. J. Rice
Youth Criticizes Old Ways in War Leaders
A reader voices that older leaders who muddled through World War I created conditions for the war era. The speaker notes that Mussolini and Hitler, now in control, are not so different from past leadership in their muddling approach.
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Mussolini
Hitler
Dead Sea Salt Estimates Reach Vast Quantities
The Dead Sea acts as an evaporating pan for mixed chlorides carried by the Jordan. It crystallizes sodium chloride while magnesium chloride remains in solution. Estimates place magnesium bromide near a billion tons, potassium chloride about twice that, and magnesium chloride far larger, about twenty times as much.
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Dead Sea
Jordan
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