Hoover Cuts Cabinet Pay and Takes 20 Percent Share
President Hoover ordered a 15 percent salary reduction for cabinet members from 15 000 to 12 750 and a 20 percent cut for himself. The White House stated cabinet members unanimously requested the maximum economy measure under the act. Vice President Curtis left the cabinet meeting after the order noting he had signed it.
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Curtis
Marian Martin Pattern 9394 Delights with Waistline Focus
Gimple and demure frock with ruffled neckline puffed sleeves and waist treatment. Pattern 9394 in sizes 14 to 20 and 40, size 16 needs 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric. Catalog 32 pages features dresses lingerie housewear and more for 15 cents plus 25 cents for catalog and patterns. Orders to Winchester Evening Star pattern department 232 West 18th Street New York City.
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Incomplete Pension Reduction Noted in Text
A fragment notes a monthly check reduction from 1250 dollars to about 1000 dollars affecting a CA A DA or similar office. The sentence is unclear and lacks full context or names to identify the parties involved.
Vets Continue Camp In Front Of The Capitol
Veterans gathered in front of the Capitol as doors were closed to only credentialed individuals. Police debated how to handle the protest while Senate and House leaders consulted. A far right group marched along Pennsylvan ia Avenue and waited at Capitol grounds for approval from the Washington police chief.
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Botanical Gardens
Virginia Homemakers Plan Three Day Lyric Theatre Meeting
The Virginia Homemakers Association schedules a three day program at the Lyric Theatre Blacksburg July 26 to 28. Activities include a morning call to order by Mrs. W R Turner and sessions on home demonstration standards family health and budgeting with speakers from V P I North Carolina and Roanoke.
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Lyric Theatre
Blacksburg
W. R Turner
Frederick County
W R. Turner
Ethel Bowers
National Recreational Association
R. S.martin
Virginia Homemakers’ Association
Hugh Funk
Stephens City
Emma Eades
Rosehill
Thos Whitehead, III
Amherst
Martha Dinwiddie
McLedge Moffett
T. C. East Radford
Mary Dahnke
Institute of Rural Affairs
C. C. Taylor
North Carolina
Virginia Homemakers
Roanoke
Hildegrade Kneeland
Bureau of Economics
Washington
Esther McGinnis
Homemakers Association
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