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ROOSEVELT AIDS
POUR MILLIONS
INTO ARID WEST
New Dea! Fighting to Ease
Suffering in Drought-
Ridden Areas.
•’most every agency of the New
Deal a tremendous flow of dollars
pouren into tne arid regions of the
Wert today, designed to case human
lessen the chance of another dis
tinder the aeg-- of President Roose
mintstrauon is preparing for the ,
scarcity.
The public works administration. I
fortified bv an original annronria- I
tion of S3 300 00b 000 revealed it had ‘
flies.
Huge Sums Allotted
Emergency Relief Administration
officials announced they had allowed
huge sums to feed men and women.
They also have spent thousands to j
care for starving cattle. .1
minlstrator. now on an iaspection
lorres to expedite all construction
projects affecting the dry region?.
Mr. Icke s revealed that PWA has
spent more than S3OO 000.000 in Mon-1
tana. Wyoming. Colorado, Texas.)
North Dakota lowa and Minnesota, j
He said $103,500,000 had been al- ,
western states.
Pubhe works officials listed the
follnwinc ma'nr nroiects thev be
1. The $22,700,000 Casper-Alcova
dam and reservoir in Wyoming.
2. The Ft. Peck -Mont > dam and
reservoir which will create a 175-
mile-long artificial lake at the Mis
souri river s headwaters. PWA thus
far has spent $50.000 000 for the
project.
3. Flood control, dams and chan
nel work on the Mississippi river,
financed bv more than SBS 000 000 of
federal funds.
4. Dike construction, bank stabili
7ation and revetment work on the
Missouri river. Almost $25,000,000
has been spent.
5. The sl4 800.000 power develop
ment projects on the Loup and
Platte rivers in Nebraska.
6. The $4,500,000 Hamilton dam
end reservoir on the Colorado river,
ninety miles above Austin, Tex.
7. Development of a dram in the
•■closed basin'’ of San Luis valley,
Colorado, financed by SOOO,OOO.
PWA agencies also have expended
large sums on highwavs. soil erosion, j
Indian reservations, national park- ,
and subsistence homestead projects. |
< rnp Report Is Due
A crop report tomorrow will illus
trate graphically the extent of
drought damage and its depreda
tions since the last report on July
10. The agriculture department is
sued its first cotton production es
timate yesterday. It indicated a
crop of less than the 10.460.251-bale
limit set by the Bankhead control
act.
Fear that the $525,000,000 emer
gency drought relief fund would be j
exhausted this year and additional ;
appropriation be required of the j
next congress in January was ex
pressed bv Victor A Christgau. act- |
ing agricultural adju=>tment admin
istrator.
The farm credit administration 1
reported it had adduced $3,800,000
to farmers for feed purchases. The
AAA has spent more than $1,000,000
Two years ago a man in Havana,
Cuba sneezed and a bullet, which
had entered lus head fifteen years
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use to relieve and clear away skin
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Indiana in Brief
Rtf 7 mr Special
rONNERSVILLE. Aug. 9 —Work of constructing a bridge across th"
Whitewater river between E't Fifth street and Road 41 at a cost
of sllß 997 93. will be started within a month, according to the state
high*a•- department. The estimate of cost corresponds with the bid of
T E Smith. Richmond, lowest of twelve firms to submit proposals at a
recent meeting of the council.
The bridge will be a concrete arch of seven spans, each seventy-two
fee* ;n ’.er.g’h. aerordmg to the plans which also provide for sidewalks of
eye-font w:dth on either side.
The structure is expect'd to be completed July 1, 1935. During con
struction a temporary bridge, south of the existing span, will accom-
Councilman Sworn In
PRINCETON Aug. 9. —Dr J. G
Peppie has been sworn in as a mem
ber of the city council to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of
William R. Knowles.
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Sewage Plant Backed
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RICHMOND. Aug. 9—This city
ha, accepted the proposal of the
federal government to contribute
$140,000 toward the construction of
a ,-e.vage disposal plant and Inter
ceding sewer system, total cost of
which ha. been estimated a* $500.-
000 Mayor Windsor R Harris, upon
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ROSE TIRE COMPANY, DISTRIBUTOR, 930 N. MERIDIAN ST.
authorization bv the common coun
cil. has formally notified PWA of
the city's acceptance.
BBS
Gas Station Robbed
B V Timm fiprdnl
SHELBYVILLE, Aug. 9.—Bur
glars who forced fn entrance into
a filling station at Boggstown made
off with cigarets and other mer
chandises valued at $45. The filling
station is operated by Archie Fra
ker.
B B B
Budget Reduced
H'l 7 iin 3 Sprcinl
BLUFFTON. Aug. 9.—Budget pre
pared for Harrison township for
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
1935 by Trustee Ira Baker calls for j
a tax rate of *1.13 per SIOO, a de- j
crease of 31 cents under 1934. The
taxable valuation of the township
has been fixed at $2,398,500.
B B B
Farmers to Meet
By 1 m- Bprcinl
MARTINSVILLE. Aug. 9.—Mor
gan county alfalfa growers will meet
in three townships tomorow to hear
discussions on the value of this crop
by M. E. Pence of the Purdue ex
tension department.
Meetings will be held as follows:
10:30 to 11:30 a. m Oscar Patrick
farm. Ashaland township.
12:30 to I:3o—Emery Stierwalt
farm, Adams township.
2:30 to 3 p. m —Elvm E. Hurt
farm, Gregg township.
Farmers in this section have be
come greatly interested in alfalfa
this year due to the drought.
a a a
City Officials to Meet
By I nitrd rm>*
FT. WAYNE, Ind„ Aug. 9.—An
nual convention of the Municipal
League of Indiana will be held here
Oct. 3, 4 and 5.
Convention date was set for that
time so that city officials from all
parts of the state would be able to
attend.
Effort will be made to have Fred-
erick Landis. Logansport editor, ad
dress the group.
Tentative program includes a
discussion of gasoline and automo
bile tax distribution to cities: legis
lative problems as they confront city
officials and the problem of utility
taxation.
Approximately 700 city officials
are expected.
B B B
Cannery to Resume
By T<mr, Special
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 9.—The Fra
zier Packing Company, which has
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will resume operation in a few days.
Machinery and equipment have
been prepared for a test run to pre
cede the regular operations which
will coincide with the first picking.
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Faces Criminal Charge
By f nileil Pre>,
FT. WAYNE. Ind.. Aug. 9.—Crim
inal charges- growing out of alleged
discrepancies m FERA pay roll ac
counts will be filed against A J.
Holtman. project supervisor, accord
ing to Otto W. Koenig. Allen county
prosecutor.
Alleged pay roll padding was
charged by William H. Book. Indian
apolis relief director, last week fol
lowing an investigation.
Holtman. the prosecutor indicated
probably will be held on charges of
embezzlement.
The former project supervisor, ac
cording to Mr. Book, kept the names
of two women employes on his pay
roll after they had obtained other
work.
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