Bolivian Crisis Sends Army Leaders Amid Resignation Rumors
Reports from La Paz and Santiago say President Tejada and cabinet faced a possible coup after President Salamanca’s resignation. Observers note Bolivian military leaders in Villa Montes and ongoing censorship. Private reports claim Tejada’s rise stems from a golpe de estado and cabinet in Santiago denies resigning.
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Quick Action On NRA Laws
Washington November 30 Administration officials urge rapid action on forthcoming permanent NRA legislation to shape the blue eagle program. The measure would revamp antitrust rules, regulate trade, set minimum wages and maximum hours by industry, preserve honest business practices, and require renewal of Section 7-A. Extension of current waivers and administration plans aim to accelerate passage before the new order becomes effective.
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Woodman Spare That Aims to Boost Government Data
Regular reports of production prices wages employment and other data necessary for the government to gauge economic conditions are described as crucial. The phrase Woodman Spare That echoes calls to conserve resources while compiling these indicators for policy analysis.
Bank Hold-Up Suspect Held In Bel Air Harford County
State police detained a 26 year old Bel Air resident in Harford County jail on charges tied to a bank robbery at the White Hall State Hall Bank last Saturday. He was identified by pastor William P Wright as the bandit who escaped with 276 dollars from a dish drawer. Police say action by Baltimore County officials may follow. A tip about a man who recently came into money led to the arrest. The White Hall Bank has been robbed three times in recent years, with the lone bandit armed and fleeing in a waiting automobile.
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White Hail Bank
Cumberland Man Wins Frostburg Dam Contract
George F. Hazelwood of Cumberland won the bid to build an impounding dam on Piney Run for Frostburg. The $82,794.50 bid was the lowest among seven. The concrete dam will be about four miles from Frostburg and hold roughly seventy million gallons of water, easing past dry season shortages. Funding comes from Public Works Administration funds with a 30 percent grant and 70 percent borrowed via a bond issue.
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