New Cabinet Members Will Be Own Bosses Revealed
A report by Raymond Olappar notes cabinet appointees named last March will serve as their own bosses, with pledges of accountability to the president and tight control over departments. The article cites Harbert Moorer confirming appointments and outlines expected cabinet independence and reduced White House interference.
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Raymond Olappar
Augiuamryr
Pabinar Andiliers
Penaldinta
Marling
Harding
Harbert Moorer
Yvon
Willy Thak
Provident AV Lithmon
Hughes
P.plotcler
Connie
Il Nis
Hoover in Cabinet Delights Belgians
Fragmentary report notes Herbert Hoover being named to a cabinet post pleasing Belgian observers and allies. The text references trust in two unnamed friends of the Allies, Lupton and Atop, amid uncertain details.
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Dultea
Tarurati
Herbert Moover
Bates
Ehsered
Preudor Garton
Lupton Andy
Opposition to Hoover Decreases Opposition to Hoover Decreases
Serious objections in the Senate to the confirmation of Marhort Hoover as one of the Harding cabinet appeared unlikely today. The report notes lingering doubts about Hoover’s record and fitness, while political maneuvering shifts attention to broader cabinet nominations and party alignment.
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United Prom Washingston
Senate
Marhort
Hoover
Harding
Wiley Tis
Opportunity as rival to Galli Curci found in New York
A fledgling competitor to famed Galli Curci faltered. The brief note reports a young performer losing a chance to challenge Curci in New York, with sparse details on location and timing, reflecting a fragile talent market and shifting opera dynamics.
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Unitea Prean
York
Yank
Unclear text headline from Ho ope heavyweight title event
Fragmentary report in which a heavyweight champion and a challenger are mentioned in relation to a world championship bout. Names and details are garbled, with no clear outcome or date extractable from the readable fragments.
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United Prewt
Wiqokhola
Georgas Corpsailor
Ho Ope
Sack
Das
Wistol Tinokod
Champlon
Labor and court rulings on mandates spark union pledge
United Press reports that Wilson administration allies vow to uphold labor mandates and court injunctions while labor leaders in Washington pledge broad support. A parade of statements from AFL officials, Republicans on foreign relations, and other union heads frames the dispute over mandates and the Volstead era regulation, with calls for legal modifications and industrial solidarity.
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Wilson
LABOR
United Press
Washington
Harding
Momo
Toadere
Tapan
Hoover Open To Secretary Of Commerce Post
Hoover signals openness to becoming secretary of commerce. says final decision rests with Senator Harding and would require broad reorganization of the commerce department to give it real power and international relevance. He outlines plans to reshape the bureau into a full department with wider responsibilities.
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Hla Davie
Japan
United Press
York
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Harding
Hoover
Genator Harding
Department
Commeree
Department of Comimeree
Haritog
Department of Cormmeres
Departent of
Harding Ohne
Edisin Intritme Departmenty
End to liquor flow from Canada hinges on vote
United Press report from Montreal states the Feb 64 vote could cut the main liquor flow from Canada to the United States. If approved, provincial government monopoly and whiskey trade shifts may occur, affecting Quebec's liquor distribution and related businesses.
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Canada
United Prom Montreal
Tanda
Quebec
Dealers Score Big at First Show in Trova Exley Garage
Gorry auto dealers opened a first show yesterday in the Trova Exley garage drawing over seven hundred attendees. The event showcased auto, accessory and electrical devices with an entertaining program featuring Os Husting’s trained animals and Col. Pred educated horse. The afternoon program begins at 2 30 and the evening at 7 30 with concerts and performances by Mossengan’s arellatra Miller Bixters and Frank Maeder leading to a popular finale.
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Gorry
Trova Exley
Dewleré
Corry
Wfternoon
Weing
Mossengan
Arellatra
Lit Miller Bixters
Col. Pred
Jannountgas
Maeder
Ireland Working For Peace
London February 24 Sinn Fein bitterness toward England flares as two constables are shot near Dublin Castle. Despite clashes North and South Ireland plan limited cooperation. They hope to reach an agreement allowing Ireland to operate under Home Rule with Britain to follow.
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London
Sinn Fein
England
Dublin Castle
North
Ireland
Ttmn
Brlinin
Prussian cabinet to resign amid political crisis
Berlin reports the extreme right and left pressure push the Prussian cabinet toward resignation. Officials announced the decision as the government faces broad opposition and uncertain prospects after a tense election cycle.
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Unites Press
Berlin
Des
Ulouneed
Staton Informs Belgium Of Withdrawal Plans
Paris Feb 24 United States envoy Staton told Belgium he planned to withdraw troops. The Brahmple report cites Paris Parliament sources saying France expected American withdrawal and prepared to mobilize troops to replace them.
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Unter Pram
Paris
Trans-Country Flier Reaches 26 Killed Since Jacksonville Inauguration
A trans-country flier attempting a flight from Love Field to Jacksonville crashed, killing 26 people. The event followed a departure from Love Field, etwas unclear. Reports by United Press state the flight originated near Deine Mex and landed near Jacksonville after a morning takeoff.
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Jacksonville
AIR
United Prowy
Jouinedon
W. D. Quney
Ooranté -Oedail
Love, Field, Deine
Mex
Tatalight
New York stock quotations and market notes
A compressed report of New York stock quotations lists American Smelters, American Woolen, Atlantic Gulf and Western Oil prices, and notes on crude oil and other commodities. It also cites pricing in Pennsylvania crude and market activity, with occasional mentions of gas and refining figures alongside city visits and agency notes.
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Glogan & Bryan
Armerican Smelters
T&t
Anweonda
Atlantic Gulf & Watinion
Laveowanna Stoo
Kann & Tex
New York
Gcentral Norther Padula
Okla Pratt Rat Pan American Pa Venna RR
Ropunna Stest
Paul
Studabalker
Sinclair OU
Bouthorn Parlile
tMexna Colutnion
G. T Astoohoe
White
Willy Queriandas
City tax payments lag as oil drilling advances
Neighborhood residents report slow city tax payments amid favorable progress in oil drilling. Officials note rebates and shifting revenues as Replogle operations expand, with pumping and production increasing in Warren area. Local firms, including Corry and Gilson, push forward while city officials monitor tax flows and investment impacts.
Turbulent London talks of Turkish war claims and peace
United Press dispatch from London reports disputed claims over the Turkish war settlement and control plans surrounding Constantinople. The piece notes nationalist delegates opposing foreign military influence, with figures including Mrs Clark and Prayk Clark mentioned among the affected families and local connections in Sparta Township.
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Mra
Bohumin Clark
Tod
MLO
Spartansbirg
W. TB. Webb
Anil
Prayk Clark
Sparta Township
Advo
Ei L. Clark
Dillon
B.C Qark
Schoonmaker Speaks Here Sunday Night
Col. F. Tt esenvon maker of Retford will speak at a Sunday gathering in Fill ovilok. The event is presented under town authority with local officials and students in attendance. Previous to the recital by Miss Arter, the progeny of WHICH will be honored at a later date.
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Col
F Tt Esenvon
Retford
Emmanuel Mpheopal Cheel
Swiidhy
al Fillovilok
Chis Witios
Col. Selownmaker
Tor Hallford
Kent
Jesus
Migs Mimfist Arter
Review Of N Y Market by Watted Presa
New York market review notes a volatile opening with mixed futures and price swings. Traders focus on steel and chemical stocks as early activity shows declines in some issues while others hold steady amid shifting expectations for industry and transport sectors.
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Watted Presa
New York
Gulf
Mook Ik
Adart Roshiok
Dni Kelly Springfield
Apotan
Earky
Draders
Tour Pétite
Sivcea
Gensel Stanton
Alive
Mowlay
Kelly Springford Punset
Lews of Spottt ‘Veraight Tenia
Winslow
Bill Seovraing
Mgt
United States
Ab Bby
Ajax
Hed
Pesend Syneividen
Etek Wold
Serious Charge Against Captain Erie Troopers
A damaged OCR item reports a serious charge against Captain Suits of the Erie troop unit. Details are garbled but reference a grand jury and an alleged offense involving a police matter.
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ERIE
Montexeon
Schultz Indicted for Nelson Murder in New York
May VIII, New York. Feb 4. The defendant Behills pleads not guilty to murder in the first degree. Judge Wesley O Dudley presides in Luz Vrowe Court after arraignment. Charging: with the murder of George T. Nelson thinking on the morning of October 16, the case moves to the next Supreme Court session beginning May 2.
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N.Y
Justis
Wesley -O. Dudley
Ine Witl
George T. Nélan
Erie Lad Shot By Chum
A boy named David Maald fourteenor eleven years old was shot by his friend Walter Vontple in Erie. The weapon was a revolver and appears to have been an accident during a rough play. Both boys were nearby when the incident occurred and no one else was hurt.
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Brie
Darvid Maald
Banks Face New Call From Lenders Amid Uncertain Credit
A Washington report notes banks are urged to prepare for stricter financing conditions as regulators and lenders assess tightening risk. The article cites central bank guidance and notes potential impacts on lending, liquidity, and market access for corporations and consumers.
Caruso to Visit Italy Amid Health Concerns
News brief outlining Carlo Caruso's planned trip to Italy in March. Sources indicate medical staff are evaluating his health as he prepares for travel, with doctors monitoring vitals and arranging necessary arrangements.
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Wye
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Bhoty
Aillintal
American’ Trailoration
Oxsentive Council
Thio Manifonto
Kansas
Liv Kanans
American Foderation of Labor
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Kanens
Jar
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Ubi
Oustain
Inion
Henda
Working For
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Tgmon
NEW York Stock
CURB
Ogan & Bryan
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Mitra
Offre
Midwront Refining
Mountain Producers
S47
Ryan Consolidated Joee
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Bhimy Pet
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Union City
Scop
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Dareel
Eden Lly
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Kiestivuiol
Atrol
Juelyillie Aimwrinn
Thii Nolan
Toad
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Dinasty
Myr
Donald
Warren
Rimullla Teatite
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Thi Corry
Gar Company
Djiusville Inter
Ila Fini Alga
Havie Wore
Awevsse
H. Spariinaburg
Duntelre
Ashery Walko
Sviak Home
Watt
Ane Tata Sl
Nfliunyite
Ceorge Nolan
MayVillo
Chautauqud
Hitoo
tHordhure
Nelson
Pib. S
Royl Woivardy Settlement Artic
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Feo
Cvrsain Turkist
Constantinople
Wwe
Schoonmaker
Review of
N. Y
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United
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Mumibor
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Nh Sica
Shi Murthy
Schultz
Erie Lad
Chum
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Caruso
Italy
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Enrjen
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