Raw Materials Purchases May Aid Recovery
Washington June 12 Senator Thoman Dmith forecast that the strategic raw materials bill will spur orderly development of mining enterprises. He cited manganese and other metals needed for wartime arms and postwar growth, urging quick passage of legislation to authorize funding for stockpiling and domestic production.
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New Corporations Formed in Wisconsin Sees Distant Names
New corporate filings reveal Avarles of memoration wares and a discussion with Secretary Sam Womphell regarding a dredging venture under Wisconsin law. The company plans a general stake in Montane Ty iporatara and Werthe MW oCatine Tw TR Dastey and Apfel air of Tknestile Was, signaling a broad registration across states.
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Revolt of Convicts for Silk Underwear Quelled
A fragmented account describes an attempted revolt by prisoners over silk underwear and rations. Authorities intervened to quell the uprising, detaining leaders and restoring order as security measures tightened. Names and places are obscured by garbled OCR.
New York World's Fair Nude Exhibits Stir Controversy
chaotic report details protests by church groups and officials over nude costumes at the World’s Fair in New York. Mayor LaGuardia orders an investigation as attendees react to provocative displays and controversial performances during the exhibition season.
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Concessions at Tientsin Cut Off Amid Sino Allied Talks
Extremes of the Tientsin crisis unfold as concessions are severed and foreign powers debate a two point commission. Japanese and British officials press for an accord while Chinese authorities await clarifications on liability, with traffic and port access ordered restricted and new security barriers erected around the concessions.
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Missoula Insurance Firm Seeks Restraining Order
A Missoula insurance firm petitions for a permanent restraining order against a Montana-based firm. The filing alleges seven distinct breaches under California and Montana law, seeking relief to prevent further actions and protect funds.
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Pact With Soviet Said To Depend On Three Countries
A vague report outlines reliance on three states for a Soviet rapprochement. Moscow presses for a fait accompli and may demand concessions from Western powers. Observers note potential shifts in Baltic and Allied positions amid tentative diplomatic signals and press commentary.
Alimony Mess Ends With Dramatic Court Outcome
A local court sentenced a man to 30 days in jail for defaulting on alimony payments. His estranged wife, Millon, reacts with laughter as the tale of coercion and a staged incident unfolds. A dramatic dream of a fire aboard a watercraft is described, referencing a pirate and a rescue scenario.
Czech Legion Opposes Nazis Amid Funeral Disruptions
The Czech Legion organized to resist Nazi influence as thousands gathered at Nachod for a funeral amid tensions with German officers. Police limited attendance to maintain order while efforts aimed to preserve peace and economic life of the community.
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Unclear OCR: fragmentary note on officials and events
Fragmented text lists names and roles with garbled phrases about accounting and fiscal offices, a person named Leo and references to meetings or dates. The legible content is minimal and lacks coherent events or outcomes to describe.
Elks Flag Day Services Emerge In Falls Lodge Hall
Fragmented notice reports Elks Flag Day services planned this evening at Falls lodge. Names and exact times are unclear but Melony Pete, Tad Ot, and Greer ky are among the readable references in a period voice obituary of event details.
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Texas House Rejects Resolution on Becf
The Texas House refused a resolution criticizing the federal government. Opponents argued the measure attacked federal policy, while supporters cited perceived insufficiencies in the argument. The debate touched on appropriations and the value of canned goods in relation to national programs.
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Youths on Track Tragedy Stuns Rail City
Reported in Teaneton BC a tragic rail accident left two young men dead and several injured. Names Robson 19 and Gordon Fied 17 appear among the deceased. the scene described near Alberts Tal Honinger 20 Leedale. Local officials note ongoing investigation as twisted rails and outside factors are considered. A Pacific Northwest conference notes and ROTC programs are mentioned in broader news.
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Final draft of bill in progress amid long committee work
Fragmented notes detail ongoing drafting of a bill with references to poverty, labor, and state actions. Names and places are partially obscured, but the text centers on legislative timing, budgeting, committee review, and anticipated costs and duties. The unnamed document mentions a planned WPL action and potential fiscal impacts.
Road Beautification Bill Passes Senate
The Senate approved a road beautification measure sponsored by Senator Noy of Oregon. The bill would permit use of federal funds to promote forest land preservation and ensure state matching expenditures.
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Milwaukee line to receive new equipment and remodeling
Rail line plans include ordering eight point two seven million three hundred seventy eight thousand dollars for updated equipment and interior remodeling. New box cars and larger automotive cars will be added to the fleet. Senate approves action on forest lands for watershed protection and a German government midget car sells for 296 dollars.
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