Upper House Debates Veterans Pension Cuts and Reforms
The Senate debated veteran pension reductions and proposed service connected benefit limits. President and Robinson of Arkansas faced criticism over economic policy as Borah urged a recall of authorizations. Johnson pressed for liberalized amendments to independent office actions before adjournment.
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Borah
Idaho
Congress
Byrne
Jeme
Mimo
Johnson
R Call
Morgan Probe and Glass 5 Receiving Threats
Edgar Richard denied any involvement in a Morgan inquiry matter and stated that his alleged participation with Mr Hoover was his own and not connected to the case. Senator Corgan and JD Cole questioned Richard about a list of customers linked to the inquiry.
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Morgan Probe
Glass 5
Dawes
Great Britain
Corgan
JD Cole
Edgar Richard
Richard
Hoover
Whitnes
Michard
New York
P Morgan
Compan
Bry
Rickard
Dai
Morgan
Washington
United Corporation
Hover
Ints Mater
Daladier Government Survives Confidence Vote In Chamber
Premier Edouard Daladier’s government won approval in the chamber of deputies by 559 to 209 after a confidence motion. The Senate backed the compromise by 157 to 21, reaffirming the government’s poised policy. Police and city reports note weather disruptions as a factor in political coverage.
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Edouard Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Sherwood Demes Walker Agencies Contained in Inquiry
The document outlines connections between Sherwood Demes Walker Agencies and a police inquiry into city dealings. It notes Walker’s resignation, Weather’s departure abroad, and claims Walker did not order his own ouster. It describes pay arrangements and previous duties tied to the late George Walker and mayoral oversight.
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Sherwood
Walker
Wather
Tee
Penn
Walher
Wathers
Cacal
Pert
Tay Tim
Porkey
George Walker Walker
Walkers
Protests Over Speedway Awards Shuffle Prizes Reallocated
Controversy at a major speedway race led to protests over prize awards as officials dispute final results. Moore, Sampoon, Gardner and others faced disqualification and rechecks after exhaust pipe and car finish questions, with prize money redistributed and one top finisher moved to lower places.
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Alden Sampoon Af van Nive
Calif
Fon Weare
Lee Anseles
Jean
Chet Gardner
Fons
Art Reseo
Tormanapohe
Taye Fvans
Columbus
Fin
Yesterdas
Fruithy Prubblefield
Aneeles
Lewis Meyer
Huntinetanark
Calla É
Moore
Sampson
Edenburn
Petron
William Gin Wall
Mevers Ceneral
Ainer
Weer
Wilbur Shaw
Indianapolis
Restarda
Gardner
Sampoons
Liff Bergere
Los Angeles
Ith
Luther Johnson
South Bend
Bergere
Westrope rides three race winners at Belmont meeting
A lengthy racing report describes jockey Westrope riding three winners in a Belmont program. It notes victories across multiple divisions including the 172 Ken micks derby and other feature races, with detailed but partly garbled references to horses, trainers, and purses. The piece reflects a busy winter circuit with several upsets and notable performances.
Policeman Slain by Prison Fugitives After Escape
A police officer was killed as convicts broke from a prison and fled across the countryside. Armed squads pursued, with deputies, and a wild manhunt followed near Welch and Miami Oklahoma. The escaped prisoners, including a World War veteran, were said to have seized weapons from the prison and led a mobile raid before being scattered by authorities.
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Welch
Pang
Arlonayner
Miami
Picher
Spartnas Hills
Open Three Day Run of Jungle at Chiding Prety Pasto r
A garbled review describes Buster Crabbe in Jungle at Chiding, with plot elements including a reader, a warden, and a breakout causing chaos in a large city. It mentions a screen debut and a cast, with multiple injuries and a dramatic chase sequence. The text is a rough OCR with many errors but centers on a chaotic film storyline and associated characters.
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Buster Crabbe
the Iron Man
Pastor Crabbe
Tee
Teibay
Prison Two Escape Frow Oalahow A Prison
Two escaped prisoners fled a county brick plant area near Rereronieht with guards in pursuit. Warden Sam Brown reported the men seized a guard outside the prison before forcing their escape along the highway and into open country.
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Tahine
Bae
Treen
Sam Brown
Sithling
Aradhory
Baskin
Pun
Power shortages spark federal help sought for new plant
The article discusses power supply strain from delayed federal permits and red tape. It notes plans to build the Morai plant at Cres Falls to meet rising demand, with references to the Columbia Basin and Montana Power Company seeking federal permission for development. It also mentions a contentious political and regulatory backdrop affecting energy production and distribution.
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Yoser Commission
Peru
Cres Falls
Montana
Rand
Am Oealisen
Columbia Basin
Tisann Vadal Ora
Abe
Niessen
Columbia River
Washington
Oregon
Tverr
American delegates sail for conference and wage talks
Delegates from the United States prepare for an international economic conference in London. Officials discuss a possible six to eight week session focusing on fundamental economic issues and tariff questions, with hopes for agreement before the war.
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Landoy
Catty Nugtet
London
State Hall
Gion
Buert
Solons Press Industry Act Debated by Chambers and Unions
A hybrid summary notes lawmakers and business groups rallying around an industrial act. The Chamber of Commerce, the National Association of Manufacturers, and the American Federation of Labor plan meetings to shape a cooperative framework, oppose labor provisions, and discuss administration by Hugh Johnson. Delegates seek labor gains and price controls while opposing phased tariff changes.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Poyauttyal Wilder
Cephan
Hugh Johnson
Beets and Growth Theories From Experimental Plant Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss beet yields per row, root theories, and effects of spacing. Mentions beets, rows, and experiments, with unclear references to Wieser Suede and camp. No clear event or person actions.
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Mierles Cole
Japanese Economic Boycotts Decried by Ishiin Leader
A Japanese official warns that economic boycotts threaten global stability and urge amendments to a major covenant. He claims China has used trade pressure against Japan and allied nations for decades, urging a more explicit prohibition of coercive economic measures to safeguard postwar order.
Master Reports Land Grant Case in Washington
Fragmentary read shows references to a land grant case and a committee investigation. Names and places are garbled but imply a governmental or legal proceeding with discussions on settlement and authority. No clear verdict or dates are readable.
Genev Conference To Take Recess Amid Hanoi Peace Talks
Fragmented OCR reading notes a Genev conference recess amid political negotiations. Mentions a halfway point in a multilateral effort, hopes for easing differences on regional issues and a possible resumption date near a late month.
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Teeney Mae
Varleve
Capitala
Colorado and Wyoming Reach Water Dispute Move
Governor Johnson directs RT Wright Sterling to conduct an independent survey of the North Platte River to settle the long running quarrel over its allotment. The plan seeks a survey by a recognized engineer unaffiliated with previous negotiations to determine a fair allocation.
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