Policy ruling caps compensation for inefficiency in mail pay case
Washington reports the civil aeronautics authority set a small compensation payment after weighing that payments for already unpaid funds cannot cover poor management. The agency approved a rate of 5 cents per mile for inland mail routes, detailing finances of Langs Inc and Cheyenne Huron route No. B39. The decision cites current assets and revenues, notes disputed need, and references historical cash receipts and dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Arronauties Authority
GAA
Langs, Inc
Cheyenne
Wyd
Huron
May witnesses called intal of Serie L at Great Valle
A court action alleges irregularities in an election list and procedures by May, with complainants seeking quashing of the November list and a two year bar on candidate activity. Witnesses testifying include M. Johnson, president of Machinists, and attorney, who denied knowledge of any irregularities and asserted limited involvement during the preelection period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intal
Great Valle
Lune
Dulbardes
Ste
Guy
le Th
Te i Timmerman
Ehertee
M. Jobngon
Herve
Aitey
Sal
Tulmeey
Sherree
New York preps for royal visit by English sovereigns
New York readies for the arrival of King and Queen, with the destroyer Warrington bringing them up New York Bay. Mayor LaGuardia and officials plan a Battery welcome and a schedule including a World’s Fair events at the federal building and Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wrahington
Warerington
New York Bay
Battery
Taconttia
Gorpenceatman
Tiare
Mir
Lisco—eefiieheon
Federal Building
Lenete Fale
Columbia Univority
Leung Columia
Hyde Park
Persident Roosevelt
Minen
Woman to Camp On Lawn Until She Gets House
Mrs. Biyessie Branilea camps on the front yard of a Boulder home claiming she will stay until she gains possession. Her former employer and wage claims spark a sit down dispute as attorneys seek to resolve payment disputes and property forfeiture allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bouldér
Cato
Biyessie Branilea
Mia
Vadia A. Greene
Alan de Maree
Hiundige
Marvin
Greene
Brun
Luigs
Sayynna Nas
Juvich to challenge Ortix for welterweight title in Hollywood
From San Jose California, 111 pound Dacikle Juvich prepares to face Manuel Ortix, 110 pound ranking contender, for the Amerterty weight championship. The bout, planned around 2000 at Hollywood Stadium, follows a recent whipped contest that left Ortix in pain and ready for the title bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tollywood
Dacikle Juvich
San Jose
Calif
Manuel Ortix
Luatgoles
Hollywood Stadia
O'Connor Amendment for Increased Federal Pensions Defeated
Montana congressman spoke against raising federal cash for old age pensions, urging costed relief measures. The defeated amendment would have increased federal support from 4 to 30 dollars monthly for elderly residents, arguing it would strain the nation’s finances and fuel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connor
Nursemaid Admits Child Abduction For Mortgage Payoff
Police say Margaret Weil, 18, admitted kidnapping five year old Krista Oxhorn in San Francisco to obtain 1600 dollars to pay her mother’s mortgage. Officials report Weil, using aliases, targeted a Hollywood area girl, and left a ransom note demanding 1800 dollars while claiming the farm mortgage must be kept current. Her mother, Mrs. Graham Weil, expressed disbelief at the charges as authorities traced the girl’s movements to recover the child and return her unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Wiaien
Anne
Yoetts
Mimi
Krote
Emery
Margaret Polly Ool
Maran
John Engler
Graham Well
Italake
Nannan
Graham Weil
Margaret Pally
San Francisco
Nandall
Sant Francisca
Margaret Weil
Hy Arirl
Margaret Polly Weil
San Francisc
Nasaan
Paty
Mra Weil
Georga Ki, Trak
Mn Neighthor
Pallyp
Wool Pool Sold For 22 Cents Per Pound
The Roundup wool marketing group of 12 growers sold about 10 000 seagen of wool to the Hie Gelihlc Company of Bonlon for 22 cents per pound. Sealed bids were submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munaglebell- Golden Valley
Groun Han
Hie Gelihlc Company
Bonlon
Slight Apple Crop Increase Expected Nationally
A weather and crop report from Washington indicates only a slight uptick in the U S apple crop for 1938 despite declines in the West and South. The Pacific Northwest remains a leading apple region with irregular bloom noted. Montana reports are described as good. Airplane production data and other figures appear garbled in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasington
Dan
Pacific Northwest
Gond
White Introduces Measure to Ease Farmers Burden
Washington authorities introduce a bill to modify United States reclamation project contracts. The plan ties annual charges to farm water use and yields, aiming to reduce payments during bad years and curb blanket moratoriums while preserving repayment policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Washington
Dame
Representative White
Harry Slattery
Eting Secretary of the Interior
United States
Pla
Secretary Wallace Defends Sugar Law Against Criticism
Washington June 3 AP Secretary Wallace defended the sugar program amid industry concerns raised by Senator Vaintenbergs Michigan criticism. He argued allotments were fair overall, noting some complaints about marketing allocations and processor parity, and said effective review exists through potential court appeals for impartial rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Washington
Nukar
Tofay
Eller
Vaintenbers
Vanienberg
Vnet Fair
Droe van
Wdy
Piacesear
Michigan
Morgan
Brothers reunite after 20 years at Golden Gate Fair
Two brothers long separated by 20 years were reunited at the Golden Gate International Exposition on Treasure Island. Walter Haggerty of Seattle, listed as a visitor from Lewistown Montana, finds his brother James G. Haggerty of San Francisco among the exhibit registrants. Walter calls James, who hurries to meet him at the exposition. In a separate item, a typhoid outbreak is reported in Fort Angeles Washington with two schoolchildren and a teacher infected in Sequim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francissco
Tregaure Island
Walter Haggerty
Seattle
Golden Gate International
Lewistown
James G. Haggerty
San Francisco
Walter
Janes
Fort Angeles
Wash
Otricken
Sequlin
Congress Members React To Meetings With British Royalty
Washington June 9 The visit of King George and Queen Elizabeth drew mixed reaction from Congress with some deputies boycotting the reception others citing war policy. Senators Wheelis Wyden and Rep Sweeney voiced differing views on royal contact while Idaho Senator Nora called the royals “two delightful persons” and Montana Representative O’Connell noted the visit reflected a democracy’s engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kine George
Hilzabeth
Rongre
Presvat
Sweeney 1D
Ohio
Newmien
Terewel
Senate
Nova
Falany
Wihelm
Germany
Pip
Bers
Val Pond
Union
Montana
Norah
Idaho
Bris
House Beats Back Attempt To Finish Old-Age Pension
Washington, June 9 The House crushed the Townsend plan defeat and again debated pension reform. Democratic leaders pushed social security changes while resisting higher federal contributions toward state old age support. Debate focused on a universal survivor’s benefit fund and raising federal aid, with opposition arguing the federal government cannot bear expanded costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Townsend
Federa
Federaeanichie
Cntigren
Meade
Dynamite Bandit Robs Bank in Kansas City Area
A dynamite bandit robbed a Labette County State Bank in Altamont near closing time, fled with several hundred dollars, and scattered cash along a street while threatening to explode a bomb. Police linked the incident to a prior Chanute robbery but have not yet caught a suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altamont
Kan
Kansas
Mantha
Labette County
Ainwalat
Joby Thornbure
First National Bank of
Chanute
Thornburag
Aliamont Lander
Former Montana girl identified as gunwoman in bank hold up
Policemen Frank Cowgill and Janice Shalion identified from photographs a red banded gunwoman and a man sought for Lou Angely bank robbery as the pair who held them during an early Wednesday morning incident. The woman, described in Montana as May Crelger, 42, 6 feet 7 inches tall, 210 pounds with long wavy hair, was pursued along with her husband Joseph Paul Crelzer, 28, by Dover police. A nationwide search followed, with reports of a car seen in Wisconsin with license plates DCHRASES, while a Lake Michigan dune lands search yielded no results. In other news, War Secretary Belisha announced Britain would mobilize upwards of a million men in the next few months to ready the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Gily
Frank Cowaill
Janice Shalion
FV Pletires
Lou Angeley Bui
Mur
Jeff Huee
Ts Dng
May Crelger
Goma
Ravilireouty
Moulaua
Sis
Lake Michigan
Cowsill and
Shelton
Conco
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Unclear Text Recovers War Era Note
Fragmentary lines describe a Times wires item about a rare event near San Clemente Island. It mentions offshore training bases and a cautious return from the Atlantic, with references to naval activity and tactical measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Clemente
Atlantic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hiamail
Ste Macavantreement
Denver
Puella
Oplirion
Polley
Police Department
Foreign Office
Aimerican State Aeparteeta
Uvatiors
Warrington
Jurich
Niath
Mantana
Jefferson City
Helib
Marysville
Earl Olson
Luncu
Valfa Union
DuPont
Naomi Anderson
Rylan
Brealey
Wilke
Coxe Am Wider
Waa Governesa
Lie Krehe
Palica
Mra
Mahia Oahorn
Haym
Sao Joae
Hollywood
Tarrax
Freddie
His
Maule Kener
Congress
Britain
White Mouse
Great Britain
Mymouth
England
Bostein
Sean Hoon-Belisha
Fahn Tovight
Tal Kelty - Jane Tang
Ameria
Jane Withers Winds
Rosnance Ta “Boy Friend
E Day
Andy
Helen Mack
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!