Roosevelt defense drive aims for rapid House Senate action
Congress pushes to accelerate approval of President Roosevelt's 1 182 000 000 defense program for air seas and land. Leaders seek votes within two weeks as committees fast track to cover Army Navy and aviation needs and expand production capacity.
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War plans and political divisions in early defense funding
A 7 000 acre Quebec estate head Jacques de Brabant 25 sails overseas. Republicans balk at a 200 million dollar blank check for defense and contract authorizations while Treasury notes a Wilson parallel. Roosevelt urges no measures hindering American plane sales to Allies for national defense.
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Sheriff Sale Notice for Coleman Dunn Auction
J W Bywaters Sheriff of Frederick County Virginia announces a sheriff sale conducted by auctioneer Coleman Dunn. Terms require cash payment. The notice lists dates 5 14 18 23 31 as sequence indicators for the sale schedule.
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Miss Kidd Ready To Lead Star's Cooking School
Miss Mary Ann Kidd prepares to conduct The Star's cooking school next week with a focus on home management budgeting and conserving resources. A southerner from Atlanta she studied at Georgia State College for Women the University of Chicago and Creole cooking in New Orleans to bring practical, affordable recipes and party planning ideas to women.
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George Washington Left Wealthiest Estate in U.S. History
George Washington was the wealthiest president, leaving an estate valued at $5,300,000. The fact notes his prominent financial standing among early U.S. leaders.
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Beaverbrook Appointed Minister for Aircraft Production
Lord Beaverbrook, a Canadian-born publisher of two London dailies, is drafted into England's new cabinet as minister for aircraft production in a newly created post.
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Lord Beaverbrook
London
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Sheriff Buckner’s Condition Improves at Memorial Hospital
Sheriff R. W. Buckner of Anyville, wounded by a gunshot when his revolver discharged, showed gradual improvement after a Monday admission. Doctors described the night as fairly comfortable as he recovers from the injury to his right lung.
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