Nebraska Wellspring of Relief Funds Under Wagner Act
Nebraska to receive about 750000 dollars for relief under the Wagner act with state and county committees to administer the funds. W H Sith announced after a Washington trip that three to five member local committees will oversee distribution for groceries clothing fuel and medical supplies. First quarter allotment is 150000 dollars with 200000 for each subsequent quarter, funds to aid self help associations later.
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Lincoln
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
W. H. Sith
Washington
Smith
Nebraske
Bryan
Mauy
Relief Administration
Smith Seld
Nebraska University Budget Cut Runs Deep
The University of Nebraska plans a $66 342 68 reduction in the next fiscal year due to lower tax funds federal funds and student fee income. The 1933 34 budget totals 2 642 256 81 excluding agricultural extension funds, with further savings likely in the second year.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Board of
Regents
Nebraska to receive 11 million for wheat growers under acreage plan
Washington reports that Nebraska will get 11 million dollars for wheat growers under Secretary Wallace’s acreage reduction program. South Dakota to receive 5.006 million and Kansas 30 million. Two thirds of payments due Sept 15 with the rest after farmers sign acreage declarations for 1934. Payments routed through county associations where wheat acreage warrants. Tax estimates on Nebraska flour mills uncertain. 1929 industry value tied to 2.5 percent of national production, implying about 3.75 million in taxes in Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Moley Awaited at London Parley Amid Currency Debate
London World Economic Conference awaits Assistant Secretary of State Reynolds Moley from New York with fresh White House instructions. Delegates see him as administration spokesman as currency stabilization and tariff cuts dominate talks. Subcommittee approves bold but contested monetary reform ideas as debate continues.
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London
Reymond Moley
New York
Roosevelt
Moley
Washington
Monetary’ Committee
Ker Pittman
Wag
Railway Wage Dispute Ended by Compromise
Washington reports a compromise between rail managers and labor executives ending the wage dispute for another year. The 10 percent wage cut extends to June 30 1934, with carriers dropping further reduction rights and workers surrendering elimination of the current cut. notice of a 22 percent pause in basic pay reductions is canceled.
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Washington
Joseph B. Eastman
Compen- Salon
Michigan and Wisconsin Set Commencement Records in 1983
At Michigan eighty ninth commencement, 1,983 graduates received diplomas and 16 honorary degrees. Civil War veteran George Mason, age 93, received a Master of Arts. Wisconsin ceremony in Madison honored over 1,100 seniors with bachelor degrees before about 6,000 attendees. ten additional advanced degrees were conferred.
Austria Bans Nazi Organizations After Vienna Bombings
Vienna reports a government decree outlawing the Nazi party and all affiliated groups in Austria. Chancellor Dolifnues ordered the action after Minister Emil Fey’s cabinet briefing that Nazi storm troopers carried out recent Vienna bombings and wounded 16 Fascist auxiliary police near Krems.
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Vienna
Austria
Dolifnues
Emil Fey
Krems
Immigration Quotas for Next Year Fixed
A presidential proclamation fixed immigration quotas for the next year. Quotas listed by country include Austria 1,413 Belgium 1,304 Czechoslovakia 2,874 Denmark 1,181 France 3,086 Germany 25,957 Great Britain and Northern Ireland 65,721 Irish Free State 17,853 Italy 5,802 Netherlands 3,163 Norway 2,377 Poland 6,534 Russia 2,712 Sweden 8,314 Switzerland 1,707.
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Washington
Austria
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
France
Germany
Great Britain and
Northern Ireland
Irish Free State
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Russia
Sweden
Switzerland
States Move Toward Repeal in Three More Votes
The article reports on New York and New Hampshire turning toward repeal, Connecticut voting two to one for repeal, and Alabama and Arkansas preparing for decisive battles. It notes approximate totals in New Hampshire and Connecticut and outlines drys aiming to secure two more states for passage in 1933 ahead of 1934 efforts.
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New York
Conese
New “Hampshire
Hawkeye
Crrs
Pope
Alateria
Arkanses
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Alabama
Arkenses
California
West Virginia
Drys
Wete
Arkansas
Boy 13 Kills Himself After Teasing by Kin
In Greenfield Ohio Charles Arnott 13 took money from his mother's purse and was taunted by his brothers and sisters after being told to return it. He died at home from an apparent suicide, according to family statements to authorities.
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Greenfield
Ohio
Charles , Arnott
John Arnott
Bodenhamer dies from gas explosion in Texas oil field
O L Bodenhamer of El Dorado Arkansas, former national commander of the American Legion, dies in a Shreveport hospital from burns after a gas explosion in an oil field near Henderson Texas. The blast occurred when he struck a match to light a cigarette.
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Shreveport
O. L . Bodenhamer
el Dorado
Ark
American Legion
Ins
Texas
O Feild
Henderson
Bodenhamer
German Delegation Withdraws From World Labor Conference
The German delegation quits the Geneva meeting amid sharp criticism of Robert Ley, the Hitler regime’s workers' delegate and trade union commissioner, with the protest cited as the reason for their withdrawal from the international labor conference.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Thbe
International Labor Conference
Robert Ley
Hitler
Cleveland jobless list drops 28000 in area
From a peak of 199000 on March 31 the unemployed in Greater Cleveland fell by 28000 or 14 percent by month end said Mrs Howard Whipple Green an official of the mayor's business recovery committee.
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Cleveland
Greater
Howard Whipple Green
Mayor's Business Recovery Committee
Johnson outlines recovery plan to put millions to work
Washington report quotes Brig. Gen. Heed S. Johnson, administrator of President Hoover's recovery program, promising to put several million men back to work this summer. He pledges higher wages, shorter hours, consumer protection, and price stability as pillars of a 6‑hour era and industry codes.
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Washington
Heed S. Johnson
Hoosevelt
Eple
Johnson
Cade
5 and 10 Heiress Weds Prince M Divani
Paris marriage records show Barbera Button, an American heiress valued at about 20 million dollars, marrying Prince Alexis M Divani of the M Divani family in a civil ceremony in the sixteenth arrondissement. A prenuptial agreement preserves her control over inherited Woolworth fortune while fixing a dowry for the union.
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Paris
Barbera
Button
Prince Alexis
M’divani
M'Divani
Georgia
Marie of the Sixteenth Arrondissement
Rank W
Youth Admits Sending Bomb to Roosevelt
In Watertown New York a 20 year old youth named Joseph Doldo admitted attempting to send a crude bomb to President Roosevelt last February. He said he did it for fun and also acknowledged sending several other packages and threatening letters to the President.
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Watertown N. Y
Roosevelt
Joseph
Doldo
Feisal of Iraq Arrives in Britain for State Visit
King Feisal of Iraq lands in Great Britain on a state visit. He is received by King George VI, the Prince of Wales, the Duke of York and other officials amid a grand welcome with planes, warships, and bands.
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King Feisal
Iraq
George
Lepdon
Great Britain
King 'Feisal
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Duke of Gloucester
Britain
Plot to Kill Heads of San Marino Foiled
Police uncovered a plot to assassinate the two captains regent and seize San Marino’s government. Numerous arrests have been made in San Marino and in Italy as authorities unravel the plan.
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San’ Marino
San Marino
Republic of
Italy
John D. Rockefeller Jr.’s Grandson Starts Refinery Work
Bayonne New Jersey. Winthrop Rockefeller, fourth son of John D Rockefeller Jr, begins a career in oil at the Standard Oil Bayonne refinery. He takes a $4.50 weekly room in the Industrial YMCA and starts in the personnel department learning the oil business.
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Bayonne, N. J
Winthrop Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Bayonne
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Nebraska Creamery Output Slumps in 1881 Report
A. E. Anderson, state and federal crops statistician, notes Nebraska dairy production fell to 8,660,000 pounds last year from 86,084,000 pounds in 1881. Declines occurred in American whole milk cheese, ice cream, cottonseed cheese, and buttermilk.
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Nebraska
A. E. Anderson
State fair to consider photo passes for comps
Secretary Perry Reed said the state fair board may buy a photo machine to snap exhibitors and others with passes to verify comp use. Some states issue passes to officials and lawmakers, and Nebraska policy is undecided as the board seeks to eliminate passes. The aim is to replace non transferable passes with passports to curb abuse during the fair.
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Perry Reed
Fair Board
Reed
Nebraska
Farmers Irrigate Farmlands in Dodge County Amid Drought
Farmers in Dodge County begin irrigation after years of drainage district setup to combat crop losses from dry weather. David Middaugh of Ames irrigates 30 acres of potatoes, using a six inch rotary pump and a tractor to apply one inch of water in 27 minutes. Fred Mehaffey of North Bend uses a three inch rotary pump to save eight acres of potatoes.
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Dodge County
David Middaugh
Ames
Fred Mehaffey
North Bend
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