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Washington. To-day,

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by February that Federal State and local relief authorities, in balance and to maintain work 1933, Spent U.S.$792,268,529, that and opportunity for men and the first six months of 1934 cost women willing and able to work the organisers on this display. the same groups U.S.8546,397,037. - unless those who own and British Wireless Service,

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