1988 State Members De on JLTY
In 1988, state members discussed a de on JLTY, with limited readable details showing the context of the inquiry and the involved bodies. The fragment hints at procedural steps or organizational actions but lacks clear outcomes or named entities.
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House Opposes Wage and Hours Measure
The House debate on the wages and hours bill dominated by talks between Speaker William B Rainey and Sam Rayburn with Rules Committee chair John O Conn or. They postponed a meeting while considering farm policy and crop loan demands as administration pressure grows. Paul Smith of Buffalo visited to discuss farm aid amid falling wheat and cotton prices.
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Aher West
House
Sam Rayburn
William B. Rainehead
Rayburn
John J. O'Connor
Rules Committee
Tate
Senate
William B. Bankhead
Adler Sam Rayburn
John O'Connor
House Rules Committee
Personal mentions reflect visitors and travels in Warren area
Local notes list people visiting and traveling for visits and vacations. Mrs Elma Turner returned from Bradford and Silver Lake, while Robert Megnin and PB Wilson traveled as business visitors. Several families, including the Marshalls and Pitt, visit relatives in Warren, with trips planned to Buffalo Toronto Erie and Cambridge Springs.
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Elma ‘Turner
Bradford
Silver Lake
Philligore
Robert Megnin
Williamsville
N. van
PB. Wilson
Jackson Heights
H.R. Marshall
Youngstown
Ohio
John Pernbede
Familly
James
Lucile Pitt
Youngsville
Pitt
Lawrence McCray
Buffalo
Toronto
D. J. Pitt
Mariun
Warren
Dale Mulvin
Robert
Union City
R. A. Bachelner
East Pleasant Street
Marian
Helen Bent
Sharon
Misa Frantes Kuss
Erie
Lynn Gordon
Jamestown
Forest
James Gould
Bast Street
Jennie Habink
Clymer
N. Y
Gertrude Walker
Northumberland
Porter Auer
Robert Coates
Gertrude Pieh
Joshua Hogenboom
Jerry Dean
Decatur
Mich
Haroll Powell
Hooveraville
Hitty
Ive Teulay
Hsthor Vanctius
May Vunk City
Alie Murray
Mt Street
Victor Zapolski
Natilie
Jean
Andraids Budall
Pittsburgh
Dlugeot Suvake Ani
Missing plane found in Washington City
United Press reports a missing Alaskan Airways seaplane with nine passengers including two children was found safe in Port Ludlow Washington. The craft vanished for 30 hours after a stopover and coast guard searches had been under way before the vessel landed peacefully as relatives received greetings.
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United Press
Ludlow
West
Alaskan Airways
Uwyweenen
Mfarni Eo Pany
U. 5 Coast Guard
North West
British Columbia
Coast Guard
State 10 take separate bids
Harrisburg Aug 11 Attorney General Charles J Margiotti ruled that semintte contracts must be awarded to plumbing heating ventilating and siding entries work for the state authorities 985000000 bullying program He said the contacts may be awarded only to the lowest responsible bidder a Janes B Rossiter Margiotti said better separate bills and contracts will prevent chisel ing on one phase of work to meet unanticipated expenses of others He said whether provincial regulations conflict with strict application of the States bidding law the authority could adopt the firmer
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Harrisburg
Charles J. Margiotti
Vhtef Authority
Janes B. Rossiter Margrott
Services for Nathan Leach Remembered as Civil War Veteran
Funeral services for Nathan H. Leach a 94 year old Civil War veteran were held at the Bracker Keating chapel conducted by Rev H Ray Harris. Military honors included a firing squad and color guards from Company A with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery. Relatives and friends from Jamestown Sherman Buffalo and Gran Valley attended.
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Nathan H. Leach
Bracker-Keating
H Ray Harris
United Brethrenry
Christchurch
Olyill Ipynols
Webster
Robert Maype
Merle Amy
John O'Rany
Stunt Houghtas
Mullery Shes
Captus Hungkeon
ANU
Walter Prather
Jarles Schilty
Pid Behulte
Arnes
Weight
Avid Williams
Glove Miles
Reymond Luce
Joni Sunsini
Company A
Coli
Moile Amy
John O'Brien Hott Mombess
Vi Wg
James Roberiin
Clarence Edphensen
Milt Waller
Pine Grove Camerpry
Lown
J M. Macho
Asheray
M. Parker
Jasper Loomis
Carl Garber
Gran Valley
Corryite Charged With Reckless Driving
Meadvisur Aug 11 Robert A Ott of Corry faces charge of reckless driving after a collision on the Perry highway north of the Conneaut marsh. Patrolman Levis Foradora said Ott's car struck a light rear that was parked partly off the pavement while a tire was being changed. the truck owner was K. B. Ash of Hailey, Moreet county.
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Meadvisur
Robert A Ott
Coury
Perry Highway
Conneaut Marsh
Uncertain Harmony After White House Meeting
Washington reports lingering uncertainty after a meeting on Senate reforms and Supreme Court reorganization. Attendees blamed low and varied support for Mr. Roogenwell’s policy, with Alben Barkley praised yet other figures under fire for the court bill.
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United Press
Washington
Wille House
Les
Jhu Uwolhirenl
Ivep
Alben W. Barkley
Pat Harrisom
John Gurer
Barnley
Lauer
Roose Well Muessage
Supreme Court
Weidner Reunion Marks Annual Wellner Family Gathering
The Weidner family holds its60th annual reunion at Wellner camp on Saturday June 7 with Mr and Mrs Vave Ruell hosting. A short business meeting will elect officers, including Wellner president and Dave Buell secretary treasurer. The first reunion will be at Canauolia Lake in August 1938 hosted by Mr and Mrs Clay Weidner.
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Vave Ruell
Om Wellner
Dave Buell
Bertha M. Derwin
Gerald Lynch
Angéline Marsh
Canauolia Lake
Clay Weidner
Nosis
Market Gossip on Wall Street Underscores Wages Bill
United Press reports the market holds back trading as lawmakers weigh the wages hours bill and farm loan measures. Brokers seek higher commissions amid light deals. Bethlehem Steel plans a $48 million debentures issue to fund expansion and open winter financing.
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United Press
New York
Wall Street
Sil Bulliah
The
Stock Exchange
Committee On Constitution
Govering
Exchange
Ikely
Una
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Stocks Irregular In Light Trading News York Aug 11
Stocks drifted irregularly in light trading with business statistics mixed. Iron Age signals heavy steel trade ahead, crude oil near records despite gasoline stocks declining for 77th straight week. Major equities listed include American Can, General Electric, General Motors, Westinghouse, and Woolworth among others in a lethargic market.
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United Press New York
Murkel
Waders
Iron Age
Ritson Electric Institute
American Petroleum Institute
UH American T & T
Coves
Anavanda
Bee
Auburn
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Stoel Ooo
Boeing Airoo
Ieee
Curtiss-Wright
BK Columbia Gas
Cko
National Dairy
New York Central
Cccr0
Northern Pacific
Paramount Bie
Penna RR Fink
Socony Vacuum
Standard Oil Calif
Standard ON J
Texas Co
Opa
Studebaker
United Corp
Warner Bro
Eee
Esserens
Westinghouse Eiectric
Woolworth
Young Sheet
Curbs Aero Supply Vosyisserierapeedaaty
Arkansas Gasesieneees
T Asso Gas & Electric
Bervics
Syrsvee
McCord Rad
Lone Star Gas
West Pub
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Mam Tha Bette Davis
Me Ty
Cash Wights
Paul Smith
Bufffalo
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National Bank OF Corry
Federal Reserve System
Federal Depoalt Ina, Corp
Washington, D. C
C. E. Doane Hardware
Washington City
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo City Hospital
School For Nurses
University OF Buffalo
New York State
R. N. Cortineaties
Iploma
Grider Street
Buffalo, N. Y
Corry
Penna
Nathan Leach
Pine Grove Cemetery
Corryite
Roosevelt
Barkley
Weidner
Tod
Rippered
Thuringer
Sete
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