Inter Allied Body Bans What Price Glory Film
In Coblenz, Germany, Dec. th, Allied commission prohibited showings of the American flag film What Price Glory in theatres of the occupied Rhineland area. The ban was announced by Mus. Jozhus Meltzer, while in New York, 449 Colorado Avenue, Mount Sinai Hospital, recovering from a serious operation.
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Germany
Associated Press
Rhinelssh Commission
Jozhus Meltzer
Colorado Avenue
Mount Sinet Hospital
New York
Firing of Swayne and Hart Contract Over Loans
Washington dispatch reports the shipping board canceled the contract of Swayne and Hart for operating the American Australia Orient One after a loan to W. S. Hill of South Dakota, who had resigned from the board, sparked charges of grave impropriety. White House notes Hill's recess appointment was not intended to be permanent, while Swayne asserts no knowledge of the loan link.
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Senate
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Swayne and Hoyt
Bley-Hill
Gill
Hy1
White House
Hill
Merchant Fleet Corporation
United States
Link
Hint
Bley
Sacramento
Bridgeport Driver to Get License Back
Hartford reports that Attorney General Benjamin W. Alling objected to the motor vehicle commissioner granting Theodore Andre of Bridgeport a license to operate a public service vehicle. Andre was fined 100 for DUI in Nantucket Court on February 23, 1987, and his regular license was returned in November after a Waterbury hearing amid testimony of his good character.
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Benjamin W. Alling
Capitol
Theodore Andre
Bridgeport
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Andre
Nantstuck
Waterbury
Illness Fatal to Major Reginald Owen
Major Reginald Owen, son-in-law of the late William Jennings Bryan and a veteran of the British army, died in Miami from illness contracted during the Dardanelles campaign in World War I. A wage increase of one to three cents an hour for all labor in U.S. Navy yards was announced by the Wage Board of Review, effective January 1 to December 31, covering multiple naval installations.
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New Orleans
San Diego
Mare Island
Puget Sound
Great Lakes
Pearl Harbor
Veteran Postman Retires Tuesday After 45 Years
Milton Jele profiles Herman Rieckel, Bridgeport carrier retiring Dec 21 at age 65 after 45 years of service. He carried 25 million pieces of mail, logged 270000 miles, once delivered by horse, and walked routes from 6x carriers era to now in Black Rock. He plans to move to a New York farm near Saratoga Springs with his wife.
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New York State
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Congress
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Atreet
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Black Rock
Jon
Mr. Rieckel
Riecke
Denver Avenue
Former Hartford Officer Madigan Sentenced to Eight Months
Ex Hartford policeman and former federal liquor agent James P. Madigan, who pleaded guilty to liquor law violations, receives eight months in jail. He has three offenses on record. David Adler also gets eight months for a third offense in the same case.
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James P. Madigan
David Adler
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Mqnor
Stamford Driver Hart In Serious Car Crash
Stamford December 13. Clifford twenty-nine of Stamford was seriously injured when his car left the road on a dangerous hill turn and crashed into a telegraph pole. He was taken to Stamford Hospital with possible skull fracture and crushed chest.
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Stamford
Associated Pro Denier
Clifford
Complete probe of Hearst charge sought in Senate
Senator Reed of Missouri urged the Senate to broaden a special probe to include all purported Mexican government documents published in Hearst papers. The plan would extend beyond the inquiry into alleged payments to four U.S. senators by the Carler administration. Chairman Reed of Pennsylvania opposed expanding the inquiry.
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Associated Press
Senate
Hearst
Carles
United States
Reed
Democrat
Missouri
Missourian
Republican
Pennsylvania
Special committee to probe US Mexico relations opens hearings
The Foreign Relations committee will review a resolution and convene tomorrow while a special panel begins open hearings Thursday. Chairman Reed confirmed Dudley Field Malone of New York was summoned to testify though details of the testimony were not disclosed.
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Mexico
Foreign Relations Committee
Dene
Special Committee
Reed
Dudley Field Malone
New York
Malone
U. S. Steel Holds Routine Session Without Outcome
The U S Steel finance committee met in New York in a long session but announced only routine business. No chairman was elected, leaving the post vacant aside from James A Farrell acting in the absence of a successor to Elbert H Gary as chairman of both the board and committee.
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Associated Press
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
James A. Farrell
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