Food Bill Faces House Battle Amid Widening Amendments
Amid sharp amendments, Terresner seeks minimal changes to expedite commerce while Republicans rally to support the DIA. Leaders outline eliminations of land administrator powers, waste controls, rationing provisions, and anti-hoarding measures as talks drift toward next week. Senate debate plans hinge on continued informal conferences with Hoover to appear before committees, with opposition voices warning against broader concessions.
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Lawmaker Bid on Gasoline Amendment Fails in House
Representative Scott of Lywa attempted to insert a four gas and fuel oil amendment into the bill. The move failed, while Representative Lever aid suggested one could be attached later.
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Lost Territory Retaken by French Frontline Update
News notes a French counterstroke reclaiming lost territory with heavy casualties on the front as Britain and French forces hold positions under Haig. Reports from multiple sectors in Belgium and Galicia describe artillery duels, raids, and limited progress amid a broad, complex theatre of war with little reliable detail from the Trent area and Macedonia.
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Luxurious Baths Promised For Health and Comfort
A promotional pitch extols bath enhancements that elevate relaxation and well being, claiming the added luxuries make them essential for health and comfort. The text suggests investing in premium bathing amenities as a vital personal care upgrade.
Court rules on news service rights in a plagiarism dispute
The case centers on whether the distribution of bulletins by the News Service and Associated Press constitutes unfair competition or copyright infringement. The court upholds the view that using bulletins in any form to profit from another's labor may violate property rights and fair competition, though the decision hinges on how the information was used and repackaged. The opinion discusses the legal status of news as property and the boundaries of originality in news dissemination.
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Two Thousand Attend B U V Membership Banquet
The B U V banquet drew about 2,000 attendees as speakers described the society’s aims and urged civic service. Professor Laniy W. Torn of Concordia spoke on national unity, while members debated the organization’s future and planned outreach efforts.
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Publishers Protest War Tax Proposals In Senate Hearing
Washington reporters protested wartime tax plans affecting publishers. The Senate Finance Committee discussed raising the business tax, postage, and profits levies, with publishers arguing the changes would cut net profits and raise costs. A heated debate followed as committee members weighed revenue needs against press profitability.
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Policy shifts grant relief to business profits after war
The text outlines a plan to tax individuals at a house rate of 16 percent and to secure about 100 million dollars in total revenue. It proposes exemptions of four tenths of a percent to corporations with substantial profits during the three year pre war period and for new corporations organized since the war.
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Deaths Roth 32 wife of Prniderngs noted in hospital
Mrs ePark Roth aged 32 died at the hospital from scarlet fever after two days’ illness. She was a member of the Free Methodists. Survivors include her parents Ma and Myx, siblings Mollie Berkley of Menrae, Dette Hottren of the city, and others. Funeral at a local church with body moved to Mentous for burial.
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Nens of the Lodges Social Event in Chalfont area
A night gathering on Raat Rowry street under Wayne circle hosted by Ladies of the G A R and Mivaye members. Attendees included the Stars and Kivines Core, with entertainment committee oversight, refreshments served by white-clad hosts. Plans for August encampment and next patriotic meeting at Vordermark Hall discussed.
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Balloon Ascension at Robison Park This Sunday
Balloon ascent and parachute drop planned at Robison Park on Sunday June 24. The large balloon will be inflated by Aeronaut Crow. William Bopp, who performed an ascent two weeks ago, will pilot the balloon again next Sunday.
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