LaGuardia Attacks Naval Program in House Debate
In Washington on March 19 Apo eluted Piesco reports a handful of House Freakers launched futile attacks on a 274 million naval program. The debate centered on procedural steps and potential implications for Navy needs, with Bu tter and committee members weighing procedural moves and executive authority. The outcome focused on immediate naval needs and potential future actions by the House.
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Washington
Chiman Butler
Heavy stone graze at Brennan Co worker
A Brennan Co worker sustained injuries when struck by heavy stone in an accident. Emergency services responded and transported the injured person to a local hospital by ambulance. No fatalities reported.
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Brennan CO
Ali Moo
Joseph
Car Owles
Vic City Ambulance
Wig Hat Logks Like Hair
A description of wig hats designed to resemble hair, noting tight fitting style and decorative features. Mention of a wig hat with feather on grosgrain ribbon and a reference to a theatre actress Mme Dolane.
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Avenin
Mme Dolane
Mane Toerase
Bay State Urged to Lower Gasoline Sales Tax
A Boston legislative push seeks a 30 percent cut in gasoline sales tax and automobile registration fees. Representative Carroll Melins and committee members argue the measure would aid motorists and fair trade, while opposing exemptions sparking debate in the House.
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Bay State
Erie
Wiss
Carroll
Melns
Boston Howe
West Stockhild
Woman Honored After 63 Years at J E Stevens Company
A longtime employee, Miss Ralph, completed 63 years of uninterrupted service at the J E Stevens plant. She began work at sixteen, with only a brief illness absence, and received congratulations and appreciation from coworkers and her employers.
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Rouwell Mawr
Associated Press
J E Stevens Company
Hate Ralph
Miss Ralph
Loy
Coal operators voices heard in Senate inquiry on wage cuts
A Caled Press report describes Ohio coal operators defending their stance amid strike tensions and UMW wage scale disputes. Robbins of the Ohio Coal Operators Association details the industry’s view on profitability, the Jacksonville wage agreement, and the 1927 strike fallout. Operators cited freight rates and geography as factors hindering stable operation, with calls for modification of wage scales met by flat refusals.
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Ohio
United Nine Worker
Sena E Committee
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L Ohio Cou Operator Association
Montane Qiusduned Hopkins
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Dudge Denson
Tough
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Montenan Seid
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United’ Mine Workers
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United Mine Workers
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Pioneer Engines to Be Preserved in Nova Scotia
Halifax March 13 By AP preserved ancient locomotives Sampson built 1838 Albion 1841 first veiled in province will be kept as historic relics. Ceremonies planned in early summer with veterans to operate throttles if display time allows.
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Nova Scotia
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Albion
Baltimore
Mme
Raulney
Pictou County
Pithead
Canadian Nitrone Railway
Provinesi
Chicago
Permits Granted in Paris for Removal of Body
Huxing complied with French requirements and Sumner Crosby, editor of the Pasadena paper, prepared to take his wife Sophy Wheels Crosby of Boston home to the United States. She was found insensible in her Paris hotel last week and died, death attributed to poison. The Crosbyes had been separated for two years and Crosby had come to Paris to finalize a divorce suit. A burial permit was issued and an investigation ordered. Crosby planned to sail to New York with the body aboard a liner.
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Associated Press
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Sumner Crosby
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United States
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Boston
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Reverend Robert Case Beebe Dies in New York Hospital
Rev Robert Case Beebe dean of Ameri medical missions died today in New York Hospital according to Associated Press. Beebe, aged 41, had served missionary work in China and other regions. His death marks a significant loss to the mission community and affiliated medical corps.
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Robert Case Beebe
Ameiiai Medical
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Yok
Tod Iocenet
Lae
Renee Ped Y Dy
Funeral for Governor Brewster's mother held in Maine
Funeral services for Mrs Carita Brewster mother of Governor Ralph O Brewster were conducted at the First Universalist Church with attendees from Augusta Bangor and other towns. Rev Tracy M Pullman led a service attended by state department heads while other notes mention railroad officials and financial staff appointments.
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Maine
Presa
Brewster
Ralph O Brewster
William D Brewster
House of Representatives
Augusta
Bangor
Tracy M Pullman
Boston and Maine R R Appoints Treasurer
Boston March 13 The Boston and Maine Railroad announces the appointment of a new treasurer. Details include the official start date and the role within the finance department. The announcement notes the company’s ongoing efforts to strengthen fiscal oversight and leadership.
Shelton mechanic reports liabilities in bankruptcy filing
Aura 19 papers filed with Referee in Bankruptcy John Keogh yesterday. Vincenzo DeFilippo, Shelton mechanic, has assets of 82 240 and liabilities of 83 440. No date has been set for the first meeting of creditors.
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Aura
John Keogh
Vincenzo DeFilippo
Norwalker Bonded To Support Wife In Six Month Case
Norwalk man Wiler boon of Newall wa lund Hulty by or jury was ordered by Judge Samuel Shaw to post a $300 bond and provide $10 weekly support for six months for his wife Anta Tomcey Lason. He was found guilty of charges brought by his wife in Norwalk. The regilative committee of TUBIC Felice planned to report petitions for increased salaries for officials and city employees, with decisions to be reviewed by the Board of Puig and the district attorney.
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Newall
Lund
Phas
Anta Tomcey Lason
Samuel Shaw
Easn
Norwalk
Tubic Felice
Oorri
Tulenan
Emipluys
Te Yama
Board of Puig
Gur Lle
Salary Increase Denied for Massachusetts Governor
Boston March 13 The awaited salary increase for the Massachusetts governor was denied by the legislative body. Officials say the decision pauses any changes to the governor’s pay for the current term.
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Appeals From Order To Give Wife Support
James Robinson a carpenter on Thomas Street appeals an order requiring wife Blanche at 1046 East Main Street to pay $20 weekly support. The case centers on alimony and ongoing maintenance obligations disputed in court.
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Blanche
East Main Street
James Robinson
Thomas Street
Equipment Arrives for Bridgeport Fire Box Circuit
New fire box circuit equipment arrives at Fire Department headquarters at 1 Middle Street. The Gamesell Company of Newton Upper Falls Mass will install, adding capacity for 150 new fire alarm boxes. Existing system is overcrowded and will be upgraded to accommodate crews and future needs. Fire officials expect installation to begin soon and free space for additional lines.
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Middle Street
Gamesell Company
Netcin
Upper Lad
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