Evening Star dated July 7, 1933

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WEATHER. (U. 8 Weather Bureau Porecast.) Falr tonight and tomorrow; warmer tonight; gentle southwest winds....

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A2 ypu G0LD BLOC LOSES BATTLE ON AGENDA Committee Votes to Con- tinue Discussions of Mone- tary Subjects. (Continued From...

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PECIAL NOTICES. el = by any e other tAhln 8. Mc! . 3103 cpan- W BILLS OR BILLS - L N e e PERTHITE. 4030 Canal rd. n.w. 8 YOU

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FRST LADY BACKS HORKNG WOMEN Need Protection of Work and Wage Laws, She Says at Press Parley. By the Assoclated Press. Taking

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"BiG STICK' STOPS LORTON TROUBLE Bad Actors Put in Solitary Confinement as Heavily Armed Police Watch. (Continued From First

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for i : Railfarestod Century of | '&o‘n&a-the World’s Fair now in Chicago—are so low that rerybody can afford to go. It’s the

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MLLONS SOLGHT | FOR PBLC WORK| Montgomery. and Frederick Officials Attend District Committee Parley. BY JACK ALLEN, Staff...

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A8 THE EVENING STAR With Sunday Morning Edition. WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY..... July 7, 1833 THEODORE W. NOYES....Editor The

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FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1933, JOSEPH HYMAN, RETIRED | PAGE FUNERAL PLANNED |5Si: it itie e, I]R S S BUBKI.EY MRS. DAWSON’S FUNERAL

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POLICY DEPARTURE IN JOBLESS RELIEF New Law Provides Money to | Be Given Outright to States for Aid. (Editor's note: This is

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MILITIA ACCEPTS §9,000,000 SLASH Officials Say 12 Drills With- out Pay Will Be Held During Year. By the Associated Press....

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A—12 CREDIT DISCUSSED AT WHITE HOUSE Roosevelt and Reserve Board! Reported in Harmony on Policies. Cummings Ponders * Fate of

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FIN CURB IRREGULAR IN CLOSING HOUR Realizing Follows Advance, but Late Rally Wipes Out Losses. Special Dispatch to The Star.

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