Democrats Split On Relief Lead
Washington June 17 Senate debate over a $1.5 billion relief bill featured a split on Majority Leader Robinson Arkansas proposed 25 percent local contributions for WPA projects. Schwellenbach Washington accused the plan of resembling a Republican scheme while Bailey read the party platform pledging cooperation with state and local governments and a balanced budget. Robinson defended the shift as safeguarding treasury credit amid changed conditions from four years ago.
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Washington
Senate
Robinson
D-Ark
Schwallenbach
D-Wash
Treasury
Byrnes
D-Sc
McNary
Bailey
Harry L. Hopkins
WPA
Mountain Man Moves Without Being Ejected
John Mace, the last Shenandoah National Park area resident not yet moved, told Sheriff Bazzle he found a place and will leave by Monday. The sheriff, with writ of possession, visited the Brown's Gap home but was informed of the planned move.
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Harrisonburg
John Mace
Shenandoah National Park
Joseph W. Bazzle
Mace
Brown's Gap
Grottoes
Rockingham Circuit
A. C. Carson
Verton
Virginia Conservation and Development Commission
Blue Ridge Mountain
Blanket Park
United States Supreme Court
Carson
Alexander Tract
Black Rock Spring
Albemarle
Greene Counties
Bazzle
J. R. Lassiter
State Conservation and Development Commission
Prisoner Burnings Highlight Virginia Jail Dangers
Chincoteague reporter notes 45 year old Lee Thornton died from burns suffered after a jail fire. The case mirrors earlier lockup fires at Colonial Beach Dillwyn and Fries, prompting state officials to promise investigation and a report to Governor Peery.
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Chincoteague
Lee Thornton
Nassawadex
Thornton
Virginia
Colonial Beach
Dillwyn
Fries
Peery
John Winder
Windsor
John Ed Garrett
Buckingham County
Ed Reese
John Coates
Garrett
Reese
Coates
Arthur W. James
State Department of Public Welfare
Richmond
More Wreckers Are Condemned
MOSCOW reports indicate an unknown number of alleged counter revolutionary wreckers were arrested and condemned at Tashkent. Seven Middle Asian railway shop officials were convicted of sabotage with unclear details on the broader roundup.
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Moscow
Tashkent
Russia
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Federal. Reserve System
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Schlitz Beer
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Creamery
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Harry H. Willis
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General Insurance
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Last Outpost
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Peter B. Kyne
Cowboy Star
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Carl Hoff
FIT Parade
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Inez Courtney
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Anne
Pick
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al Pearce
Lord Bigewater
Voice of
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Grangor
Frances Langford
Phil Regan
Lie Anderson
Duke Ellington
Nita Ee
Nat Levine
Republic Picture
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Business College
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