T U Votes Pay Hikes to Top Leaders
The 92nd annual convention of the International Typographical Union voted salary raises for top officers amid committee objections. LT. president Woodfull Randolph and secretary treasurer Don Hurd would rise to 14 000 annually, while vice presidents Charles Lyon Harold Clark and Joseph Bailey would move to 10 100. Officers considered a pension plan, printers previously rejecting a similar referendum. In convention race news Atlanta beat Chicago 257 to 112 for next year’s meeting. Evelyn Johnson returns to real estate with A B Stevenson Co in San Leandro after leaving office work. The last cows entered the United States in Jamestown in 1605, with lack of cattle linked to high Milgeims death rate.
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Don Hurd
Jonah
Charles Lyon
Marold Clark
Joseph Bailey
Mandulph
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Notice of Intent to Mortgage in Civil Code Filing
Legal notice records an intent by Francisco Mats to mortgage personal property tied to a service station. Names mentioned include Lawrence M. Silva and Margaret Silva Lawnence Silva as mortgagees, with related parties and locations in California. The document outlines collateral such as tanks, pumps, and equipment at the service station.
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When the Belly Is Full Conservation With Mustafa Illustrates Russia Dominates Docile People
In Tehran Mustafa, a hotel handyman, discusses fear of Russia and war. He lives on little, works long hours, and aims for conditions to improve. The piece argues Russia uses coercion to control docile populations, warning neutrals about potential liberties losses in a Cold War struggle.
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Iran
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Mail to Canada Limited by Railroad Strike
Mail to Canada remains restricted due to temporary suspension of railway service. Classes defined for letters parcels and merchandise reflect altered transit options and adjusted post rates. Sonny climbs high Portales New Mexico boy age two injures after tree branch breaks as rescuer removes him from a 21 foot shade tree.
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Viada
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Portales
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Discovery of low-cost personal loans at Anglo California Nation Rink
Report notes offers for personal loans starting at 101 dollars with a casual service tone. It emphasizes friendly service and the chance to apply at the Anglo California Nation Rink. The language appears promotional and informal with unclear specifics.
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Anglo California Nation Rink
Roosevelt Hits Back In Attack on Local Democrats
In Los Angeles James Roosevelt, the Democratic candidate for governor, accused a Conservative minority within the Los Angeles County Democratic Committee of orchestrating an attack over Korea policy. He backed county chair Richard Richards and state chair Glenn Anderson, denying claims of bloc opposition and predicting a strong county committee vote in support of the national administration. Former congressman Will Rogers Jr. joined Conservatives, demanding leadership removal amid accusations of agitation by Communist sympathizers.
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Uhe
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Nob
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Crum
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Rogers
Wins Twins Bring Proud Brown Family Honor
Mary Ellis Frazier reports George M. Brown of Paln View Texas is the grandfather of twins. The note describes familial pride and the unusual lineage as celebrated by the Brown family in Portales New Mexico.
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N. M
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Ellis Frazier
George M. Brown
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Wins
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iDraft 100000 Men Month May Be Called iDraft
Washington reports say early draft will be much larger than the 60,000 monthly quotas from September and October. Army sources indicate quotas could rise by at least 50 percent, possibly up to 100,000 men per month, in response to a drive to create over one million in uniform by next June. Navy and Air Force plans also show expanded calls, with reserve recalls and training for rapid mobilization across services. Selective Service says some draftees are being brought to induction stations for physicals in preparation for service.
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U.P
Wall
Army
Cnll
Smni
Navy
Air Parce
Towid
Ie Army
Marine Corps
Corps
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1700 Block B Street Property Owners to Meet With Andrews
City Planner Elian Andrews will meet with property owners along the 1700 block of B street to discuss development issues. The session, postponed, will now occur next Wednesday, Aug. 30, on the north side of B street.
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Elian Andrews
B Street
Sai Ronzo Oreak
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