Turbor actin progress and naval shifts reported
A garbled report describes naval leadership moves around Pearl Harbor, mentioning Rear Admiral Hener, Admiral Ford, Meyer, and Stanford amid plans for yard operations and personnel changes. It notes expected visits and a focus on civil engineering roles, with implications for the Philippines and Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peart Turbor
Nivel
Adina Hener
Locke
Witter
United States
Pearl Harbor
Stan Ford
Gayler
Jen Stanford Han
Cane
Navy
Meyer Weedt
Palley
Tia
Ward
oYanil
Hawaii
BNL
Sande
Republicans of Committee Uphold Tariff Proposal
Republican members of the Senate Finance Committee support Benatar Lodge's plan to abolish the differential and the Dutch standard but stop short of broader tariff revision. Taxpayers warned taxes now due with delinquency date May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate Finance Committee
Benatar Lodge
Albert
Taxpayers
Delinwent
Memorials Offer Largest Stock in Granite and Markle
Memorial providers advertise the city’s largest stock of granite and Markle materials with promises of prompt attention to orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite
Markle
Colonel Bell Surprises at Schofield Barracks Inspection
Staff correspondence from Schofield Barracks describes Colonel George Nell Jr praised for efficiency in the inspection led by General. The narrative recounts a grueling day of drills and camp routines, including a fountain pen mishap and tough maneuvers as troops prepared for a Sunday inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schofield Barracks
George Nell, Jr
Betas
Ray Post
Wena
Tye
Netra
O'Grady
Aly
Bett
Sheedy Named Superintendent of Inter-Island Departments
Jodopl B. Rhoedy, noted electrical and consulting engineer with the Hawaiian Electric City, is named to head all inter island departments. He will oversee the new floating drydock construction at the Thirl and shipyard, with a transition planned over the next month.
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Sheedy
Jodopl B. Rhoedy
Hawaiian Electric City
Kenora
Barneday
Foreststand
Kent
Querton Te Patel
Vaner Maine Keay
Tertaland
Leuten
Ant
Navy
Edretes
Ateen
Hawaiian Electric Company
Sugar production and price debate impacts 1962 demand
The article discusses Manager Newell of the Sugar Factors Company and Ayer, noting expectations of 20000 tons for a market in the United States and possible price shifts. It references Cuban cigarette demand, taxation reports, and changing trade conditions affecting sugar supply and pricing dynamics.
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Ett
SM. Newell
Sugar Factors Company
Iilente Tial
Tatler
Litent
Ahaaeren
Willett de Cray
Manneer Newell
Hiewatl
Philipee Pilier
Cali
Barty Rhea
Staten
Dave Ward
WAL & Gray
Jol & Gray
Bederad
Hallevn
Nowell
Rains in Cuba Delay Grinding Amid European Weather Favorable
The report notes rains in Cuba slowing grinding while European weather remains favorable. Market observers reference shipments from New York port and the impact on sugar orders. Officials discuss broader economic effects and government actions amid the weather-driven delay.
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Cuba
Europe
Rumor of Orozco Death Circulates in Mexican Towns
Reports from Juarez and Chihuahua May 1 to May 13 describe unconfirmed rumors that General Orozco was killed by his own troops. In Chihuahua City General Enrile, Orozco's aide, was stabbed and badly wounded by political enemies. recovery expected.
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Perms
Matte
Juarez
Mex
Orozco
Aneentate Ad Creme
Chihuahua
Enrile
Rebels in Full Retreat Amid Civil Conflict
Rebels retreat as hundreds are reported killed in clashes. Max Conejos confirms continued withdrawal with about 600 fatalities amid ongoing fighting and shattered bridges guiding movement.
House Favors Direct Vote Resolution Adopted by House
The House approved a constitutional amendment proposal by direct vote for selecting section senators, passing 237 to 29. The action came in Washington, with Aseria Leet noted among attendees.
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Aseria
Washington
B.C
House
Paraguay Rebels Lose in May Battle with Government Troops
Buenos Aires reports confirm government troops defeated Paraguayan rebels in a May 10 battle. Many rebels were killed and wounded, marking a significant victory for the government forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Cadet
Buenos Ayres
Paraguay
Langford Stops Barry in 11th Round Heavyweight Fight
Melbourne reports Bam Langford, the Negro heavyweight, stopped Jim Barry in the eleventh round today. Langford dominated with steady offense and clinched the victory in Australia.
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Langford
Barry
Crbie
Melbourne
Aus
Bam Langford
Jim Barry
Powder Trust Seeks Legal Dissolution In Federal Court
Counsel for the powder trust has been present in Philadelphia Federal Court as the plan for dissolution is taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powder Trust
Vethn
Philadelphia
Ex Policemen Launch County Ticket Amid Turbulent Campaign
A scattershot account describes ex policemen forming a county slate amid tensions at reform meetings. Names such as Jarrett Hands Off and Link McC appear, with references to the Reverend meeting and headquarters at Kaplolant. District officers face pressure as candidates consider alignment and authority.
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Thine
Promation
Eas
Porn
Star Proofreader Found Dead in Bed
Star Proofreader Joht Rogan, longtime HawillianKiar editor, was found dead in his bed at the apartment in Menutaee ry after a morning illness. Regan, a former foreman printer, was among readers and relatives gathered as authorities investigated. The House of Chemente Parke charity sale is scheduled for Tuesday evening May 14 at 5 o clock.
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Joht Rogan
Hawillian Kiar
Sonal
Mtn Montgomery
Bond
Hawaiian Star
Tinir Fiiendi
Regan
Taneral
Sir Chemente Parke
Tiny girl witness prompts local inquiry in court note
Fragmented OCR shows a tiny girl placed on as a witness amid a wide river of garbled text. The readable segments reference a court setting, testimonies, and a hotline but lack coherent events or clear names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiny Girl
Taft Ridicules Roosevelt In Bitter Cambridge Speech
In Cambridge on May 12 President Taft attacked Colonel Roosevelt calling him an intense and dangerous egoist a flatterer and a democrat. In San Francisco May 18 Roosevelt Taft and La Follette forces each claim to win in the state presidential preference primaries set for tomorrow.
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San Francisco
Cal
Roosevelt
Taft
la Frilatte
Tomarrows
Fragmented OCR tale with scattered names and places
A garbled OCR snippet mentions many improper names and locations. It reads like a historical column or notice with disconnected phrases about places, people, timings, and an unclear event or announcement. No coherent action or outcome is discernible.
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