Soviet Warning Note Halts Soviet Activity in London Talks
A British diplomatic note warns the Soviet government to halt ongoing activity and propaganda. It cites strained relations and the potential severance of the 1921 trade agreement, signaling a sharp downturn in postwar diplomacy and indicating broader political fragility in Moscow-London ties.
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Aldermen Bid for Fire Line Badges and Gold Tags
Aldermen propose issuing badges to access fire lines with gold versions priced at $20 each. They seek authorization to prevent overspending beyond about $480 for purchases and caution that badge program costs should be covered within existing city funds. The proposal aims to grant limited insider access while ensuring accountability and authorized expenditures.
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Four Destroyers Ordered to China Aid Our Forces
Report details four U S Navy destroyers dispatched to bolster Chinese by night, part of a broader armament and defense build up. The account mentions tensions around Shinghai, rebel crews on cruisers, and ongoing naval precautions as ships move toward potential engagement.
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China
Radio Bill Signed Sets U S Radio Oversight Panel
President Coolidge signs the radio bill creating a five member commission to supervise broadcasting for up to one year. The secretary of commerce will appoint the members, with Senate approval sought, to regulate stations and set standards amid ongoing policy debates.
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Doctor Arrested Wife Slain Spark Murder Case
A physician was arrested after police found his wife dead at their home. Officers reported a tense scene as the doctor returned to the station and gave inconsistent statements about the events. Detectives continued their investigation into the bloody incident with no immediate charges announced.
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Palice
Weather, sports, and notices mix in scattered pages
A scrambled OCR page shows a chaotic blend of weather notes, sports snippets, and various notices. Names like Faye, Withers, and Peters appear among fragmented lines, with references to pages, bets, and events amid unclear dates and places.
Norwalk Pastor Pushes Funeral Bills Amid Political Debate
A Norwalk church leader urged action on funeral related measures amid a tense borough committee session. Senator Albert O Hull cautioned against discarding the bills while Mayer Thomas Ropu and others pushed for weeks of further discussion on substitute measures.
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State to Ask U.S. Court to Rule on Death Tax Law
The article discusses state efforts to obtain a ruling from the United States Supreme Court on inheritance taxes. It covers legal arguments about the constitutionality and authority of state and federal courts, noting bill passage in committees and references to the Public Laws and Supreme Court decisions affecting inheritance tax. The piece mentions figures such as commissioners and executors, and situates the debate within a broader constitutional framework.
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Demotions after Annapolis probe emerge
Fragmented OCR text shows references to investigations and demotion actions tied to Annapolis. Names and specifics are obscured by garbled wording, but the piece hints at an inquiry outcome affecting personnel and officials linked to a naval or governmental setting. The disjointed lines suggest a formal probe reporting disciplinary measures and related conclusions.
Tanker Burns and Sinks in New York Bay Disaster
A large oil tanker caught fire and sank in New York Bay after an explosion. Fire crews struggled to contain the blaze as the vessel listed and broke apart, with observers noting debris and flames seen from nearby boats. Investigators identify kerosene and fuel as the likely causes and describe evasive actions by nearby ships and police.
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Plan Disrupted as College Girls Step In
A scrambled clipping shows multiple garbled phrases about college plans and girls opposing or altering them. It mentions teams, places, and names in a fragmented way, with no coherent event or clear outcome.
Freight Cars Derailed Halts City Traffic
Freight cars derailed near the rail yard blocking a main road and delaying freight shipments. A dispatcher report notes road traffic slowed as crews work to rerail the cars and restore service, with authorities directing detours and monitoring for further incidents.
Senate Filibuster Block Ends Boulder Measure
Washington reports a heated senate session over a Boulder measure. Johnson and Reed allied Republican leaders, delaying action as filibuster tactics sparked confusion. After over two hours, motions and counter motions blocked a quick renewal, with no clear outcome announced.
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Constitutional Challenges Highlight Baumes Law Case
A garbled OCR reading describes a legal dispute involving constitutional questions under Baumes Law 18 and a pending appeal. It references defendants and a decision by the Appellate Court, with names such as Tedodor Homarten and Peph Gowasky and mentions a prior July arrest and a push for a bargiusy outcome in Lassenbutge.
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Britain Threatens Warship Move Toward Nicaragua Waters
United States and Britain clash over naval options as Britain weighs dispatching a warship toward Nicaraguan waters to deter possible unrest. State Department notes indicate Britain seeks to protect nationals and property, while U S officials weigh responses and the risks of escalating tensions in Central America.
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