Governor at Work Mapping His Platform in Annapolis
Governor in Annapolis holds day of conferences with state department leaders and nominees to draft the party platform. Senator Millard E. Tydings likely to chair the Democratic state convention as delegates assemble Thursday.
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Annapolis
Albér
J.C. Ritchie Sais
State Department
Millard E. Tydings
William D. Byron
State, Roads Commission
Harry D Willar, Jr
Ustin Baughman
Lawrence P. Williams
St. Mary’s County
Maryland
du Pont
Tydings
Burns Named Maryland Emergency Relief Director
Eugene B. Burns was appointed director of commodity distribution for the Maryland Emergency Relief Administration. Harry Greenstein announced the appointment, stating the position is key to a large and varied program under Federal auspices expected this fall and winter.
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Burns
Baltimore
Eugene B. Burns
Maryland Emergency Relief Administration
Harry Greenstein
Tennessee Valley Dams Spark Large Industrial Growth
Roosevelt's plan to harness the Tennessee River spurs an industrial empire with Norris and Wheeler dams under construction. About 10,000 workers, a model Norris town, and extensive reforestation accompany power lines and municipal power deals as the TVA accelerates the region's electrification and development.
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Roy E. Hutchens
Knoxville
Tenn
Roosevelt
Tennessee River
Clinch River
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Tennessee River Development
Norris
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Arthur E. Morgan
Alabama
Wilson
Muscle Shoals
Mississippi
Wheeler
CCC
Tupelo, Miss
Muscle Shoals Power
Tennessee Valley
Joe Wheeler
City Council Seeks New Bids After Contract Rejection
The city council rescinded the award to Hubert Mullen for remodeling the Pioneer Hook and Ladder hall and rejected all other bids. New bids will be opened Thursday afternoon. Mullen had the lowest bid for the general contract. Electrical and heating/plumbing work likely to be re-bid after NRA code price concerns.
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Pioneer Hook and Ladder
Hubert Mullen
Mullen
Horoscope for September 18 1934 predicts scarcity and opportunity
The column warns of graft revelations and public funds misallocation causing concern, plus governmental friction and shifting policies. It foresees a severe US winter, privations for settlers, and unusual executive changes, with science aiding agriculture and women in business finding new chances. Children born that day are favored.
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United States
Transient Bureau History Outlined in Maryland Camp Speech
Pi T Hardin, supervisor of state transient camps in Maryland, assured citizens of Blue Ridge Summit Cascade district that no harm would come to them or their property because of Camp Tyitchie. He gave a history of the transient bureau and described plans for better control of work and leisure for the men.
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Pi T. Hardin
Maryland
Blue “Ridge Summit-Cascade
Camp Tyitchie
Blue Ridge Summit
Hardin
United States
Nightmare in Cincinnati Spurs Night Search
Police comb Mill Creek banks after screams in the night led to the discovery of Freddie Walcher twelve who lived nearby and had a nightmare. The incident is treated as a possible homicide investigation with authorities probing the danger.
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Cincinnati
Mill Creek
Freddie Walcher
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West
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Rabel Cohen
Times Square
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