Senate considers appropriations and nominations in push for reform
Washington reports a flurry of action as Senate committees debate spending measures and proposed constitutional amendments. Acknowledged moves include funding appropriations oversight and a nomination to the U S Supreme Court, with discussion on tariff policy and budgetary controls shaping the day’s agenda.
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Dramatic saga unfolds as Jimmy faces danger and mystery
In a tense installment, Jimmy Blatt recovers from a concussion and is cared for by Pat, Margery, and Dr. Gordon while Maxwell Snow plots to reclaim control. Rex Dahard and doctors debate dream disorders and a possible operation as Pat suspects Maxwell’s attempted kidnapping and plots to protect Jimmy.
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Ireland completes longest concrete road stretch in Antrim
The Irish project in Antrim county finishes a 27 mule length concrete road build marking a record for the country. Public works officials celebrate the milestone as engineers report durable surface and improved travel for the region.
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Poultry Raising Film Program Stops In Lorain County
A New York Central and Ohio State University exhibit train will visit Lorain County poultry raisers on February 25 from 5 30 a m to noon. Six cars include three exhibits two lectures and a train staff car. Speakers include E J Lernhout Earle J Reed and others with Horton Alger as chairman. In New Philadelphia a health commissioner was fined for displaying 1929 license plates on the wrong car.
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Judge Funk Seeks Reelection in Ninth District Appeal Court
Judge Ross Funk of Wooster announces candidacy for reelection to the Court of Appeals in the Ninth Appellate District. He was first appointed after the death of Judge Phillips B Treash and later elected by a majority of 27,845. He seeks the Republican nomination.
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Iowa Reports Record Livestock Value Across States
Leslie M. Carl, federal statistician for Iowa, announced the value of Iowa's livestock on January 1 at $299,595,006. The figure reflects a nearly half a billion dollars in farm animals, with Iowa contributing a major share to the aggregate value across states.
Partial OCR Update on 1938 Budget
Fragmentary text shows a figure about 84 percent, followed by a monetary estimate of 2,536,008 dollars for January 1, 1938, but the surrounding context is missing to determine the full item and implications.
Ragland Crash Draws Attention in Chelmsford Car Scene
In Chelmsford a curious crash scene unfolds with Margaret Lakin noting a leg on the running board of her car as Ernest Gridler of Writtle moves in to claim his part of the incident.
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