Doukhobor King In New Trouble
Peter Veregin leader of Canadian Doukhobors faces new trouble as a Saskatchewan suit may allege a 2.5 million dollar plan to buy 1,000,000 acres of Mexican land through Senator J. H. Hackney of St Paul. Veregin contemplates moving 15,000 followers to Mexico or Argentina amid past clashes with authorities and ties to the Sons of Freedom group now jailed off British Columbia.
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Peter Veregin
St Paul
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Mexico
Argentina
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British Columbia
Sons of Freedom
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LaGrange High Band to Give Concert
LaGrange High School band under Mark T. Osbun will present a concert in Public Square on Saturday night. The group, now 35 strong, has impressed in past appearances and will feature soloists from local bands.
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Mrs Roosevelt Flies From Port Columbus to Newark
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt departed Port Columbus at 6:59 a m en route to Newark New Jersey during her Pacific coast trip. Her chartered plane touched down at 5:43 a m for a brief breakfast stop before continuing.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Newark
N. J
Pacific Coast
Senate in Mood for Quig at ion
Roosevelt's National Recovery Bill nears Senate passage after 13 hours of debate. The measure seeks to stabilize wages prices and production while funding a 3.3 billion public works program and a 220 million tax levy to back bond issues. Conference talks will follow House approval as leaders push for swift enactment before the emergency session ends.
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Roosevelt
America
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Matterns Sister action funds vast federal state and local builds
The proposal envisions spending 3.3 billion dollars on a wide range of construction projects at federal state and municipal levels. About 220 million annually would be needed to cover interest and bond amortization with funding largely tied to federal decisions and amendments reflecting senators favors for their states.
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Senate Finance Committee
Senate Republicans
Reed
Pennsylvania
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Missouri
Senate
Roosevelt
Borah
Idaho
Wyoming Gains King's Painting in Parliament Dispute
Britain objected to a 1929 painting by Margaret Lindsay Williams showing Britain kneeling before America. King George V disliked the scene, Parliament disliked it, and Ira Casteel bought the work for Wyoming. The painting now hangs in Gov. Leslie Miller's office anteroom after being shipped from London.
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Great Britain
London
Wyoming
Margaret Lindsay Williams
America
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Britain
Ira Casteel
Saratoga
Stockman
Denver
Leslie A. Miller
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