Local Lions Club donation aids Red Cross work
The Handley High School charity spelling contest sponsored by ate Fonerbee Club generated a $25 check from Lions Club secretary H B Barr. Rev. Robert B. Nelson announced the gift, noting it supports Red Cross relief as winter demands rise. The Red Cross acknowledged the gift and shared February figures including 283 assisted families and various service outcomes.
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Chinese wipe out Japanese patrol force
A Rengo dispatch from Hsifengkow reports a Japanese patrol was annihilated near Fanchinkow after fighting a superior Chinese force. In London, Yosuke Matsuoka warned war between the United States and Japan would be madness, urging friendship and mutual Pacific cooperation.
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Pollard Rules Out Extra Session Over Beer Policy
Governor Pollard said no extra session will be called, citing four months to the August primary and issues needing a fresh assembly. He warned against treating beer as a soft drink and said beer sales would be limited to hotels and restaurants, with minimal revenue expected.
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Income tax collections rise as March gains noted
The Treasury reported March 16 income tax receipts reached 35.59 million dollars, up from 13.66 million the day before but below the 55 million peak, with two weeks of March yielding 34.08 million. The reports touch on a looming 500 million economy bill and President Roosevelt's pending signature, while the Veterans Administration pauses awards pending further guidance.
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Week's program announced by Home Agent
Miss Elizabeth Farrar Freder ick County home demonstration agent outlines the coming week's work including adult and junior meetings personal service demonstrations conferences and office. Schedule lists daily meetings 4-H clubs clothing finishing garments salad demonstrations baby chicks egg selection gardening poultry and better foods with group leader guidance.
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Speedy action promised rest of New Deal program
Washington agrees on immediate action to complete Roosevelt era measures by May 1. Congress and the President will press emergency and permanent reforms, including rail, banking, and large scale unemployment relief, with a rapid schedule through April and a return to normal session in January.
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Farm Relief Moves Up On Congress Calendar
Washington reports Congress postpones action on Roosevelt farm relief to next week as lawmakers study revisions. The measure would empower Secretary Wallace to license processors of nine commodities and levy fines for noncompliance. Wallace says pricing rises may be avoided via trader agreements.
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Virginia Banks Are Praised By English Paper
London Sunday Express March 5 front page lauds Virginia banks amid US banking crisis. Three column headline says bank moratorium in every state except Virginia and notes Virginia alone declared moratorium unnecessary. Roosevelt inauguration also featured on front page.
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Machine age ends superstition about horseshoes, claims Pilot
The Technocrats urge focus on the machine era and its impact, arguing horseshoes now bring little luck as modern tech reshapes daily life. Brunswick Ga Pilot notes this skeptical view on old luck symbols.
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Maryland Governor and Senator Meet Roosevelt in Washington
President Roosevelt today received Maryland Governor Ritchie and Senator Tydings in Washington. The discussion centered on purely local banking matters and was described as very satisfactory. Howard Bruce and Prevost Boyce of Baltimore accompanied the officials.
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Maya say sam germ causes sneezing and sleep in sickness
The Maya people claim a so called sam germ causes sneezing and sleep during illness and that interference with it is necessary.
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