Control of National Backed Labor and Industry Bill
Labor and business endorsed the administration’s giant employment industry central bill and approved financing a 3.4 billion public works bond issue with producer, labor, and commerce leaders present. The event featured William Green and Henry J. Tuohy among participants as discussions referenced wartime economy and continued support for public works amid the emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor and Business Today
Willam Green
Pattie Albermwan Pederanon
Labor
Henry J TU Hmat
Wha Chankes
Commerce of the
United States
Hn Haven Ware
Nteams
Retail Beer Men Form Association in Montana
Readable fragment details the Retail Beer Association of Montana forming a permanent organization. Gorham elected president. Mirkemeyer named secretary. Gorham, Prowis, and others hold leadership roles as the group organizes to advocate under state laws. Some names and places are partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Korbin
Seaby
Gorhan Sawi
Ftate Herr Lawsbandit
Cota
Gorham
Athed Montind
Boulder Man Recovers Hidden Dollar From Diogenes Tale
Boulder, May 19. George Proctor, recalling a legend of Diogenes with a lamp, searched for years for a silver dollar lost by Joe Warner’s family. While potting tin in his garden today, Proctor found the coin and returned it to Lee, aged 19, who needed a dollar.
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Boulder
Coln
George Proctor
Bouldar
Diogenes
Joe Warner
Earl Wagner
Proctor
Ste
Alec
Lee
Oil Bill Introduced Aimed at Oil Industry Regulation
Washington May 19 A sweeping bill to regulate oil and gas sets price, wage and hour limits and curbs production to demand. Introduced by Marland with administration support, it empowers the interior secretary to fix ranges and bans prices outside them. The measure requires affidavits from shippers and targets unfair practices to protect consumers. Roosevelt expected to back general principles in a letter to Garner and Rayburn.
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Washington
Secretary of Interior
Tekes
the Interior
House
Capper
Kan
Senain
Freeldont Roosevelt
Garner
Rulwey
Marland
President of Ohio college named to direct Big Ten Tennessee Valley project
Washington May 19 The selection of Morgan, president of Ohio college, to head the Tennessee Valley project is announced by Provident Neanevelt. The appointment places a renowned educator at the helm of a vast plan to transform the valley into a national industrial works center with 50,000 workers and multiple support runs across power and irrigation systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio College
Washington
Nak
Tie Reality
Romovelt
Tip
Dita
Chester Davis 1510 AGT in Farm Relief
Washington May 19 Can. The agriculture commissioner will be RPE production administrator in charge of relations with farmers under the new aid program. The action was taken by Secretary Wallace and George N Peak. The move accepted on the condition that acreage reductions of basic commodities be pursued to reduce surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tyeser Ays
Moantena
Ageieniture
RPE
Wallace
George N Peak
Former Ambassador to Japan noted in family obituary
Fragmentary OCR tribute recalls a former ambassador to Japan and diplomat work linking the United States and Japan. The brief text mentions national service and a family home scene, but details are unclear due to garbled wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid
Jong
Wnited
Anihas
Japan
Nenmark
Harriman Missing From Hospital After Indictment
New York banker Joseph W. Harriman, facing a $1,661,170 falsification case tied to Harriman National Bank and Trust, vanished today from the hospital where he was being treated for heart disease. Authorities and aides searched rail yards and ship terminals after the 6 year old founder of an institution indicated possible self harm before his disappearance was noted in a desk at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph W. Harriman
Harriman National Bank and Trust Company
Pallee
Federal Arena
Imaiitutinn
United States
atticle_ Bartsin
Hall
Harriman
Boulder
Colm
Miry
Kanner
President Takes Brief Auto Ride From White House
Washington reports President Roosevelt slipped away from the White House late today for a short automobile ride through the party section of the city. He was accompanied only by a Secret Service man as the public noted the quick excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rnocerell
Hepsovelt
Secret Service
Railroad Reorganization Bill Heads to Senate Action
Washington May 19 The revised railroad reorganization and economy bill was favorably reported by the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. Chairman DUT said he would seek early consideration amid amendments by carriers and shippers. A key amendment barring layoffs by railroad regional committees faced possible fight in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marland
Commerce Romantics
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Carriera, Shippers
Bhortnes Ale
Louderback defense cites judge never took fees in case
Washington reports defense asserts no portion of about 40,000 dollars in fees paid to appointees of Federal Judge Harold Louderback went to him or any party connected to him. Attorneys for the defense say fees in the Rugeelt Colvin Brokerage receivership were reasonable and that lawyer John D Short and others did not profit personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold Louderback
Por Fort
California
Senate
B Hunter
Rugeelt-Colvin Brokerage Company
San Francisco
Louderback
Herbert Erakine
Hunter
Addison G. Strang
John JD
Kreft
Referen
District of
Erskine and Honier
W. W. McDowell Considered for Irish Free State Envoy
President Roosevelt eyed W. W. McDowell of Maryland as a potential envoy to the Irish Free State as relief distribution and diplomatic appointments drew ongoing attention. The White House also advanced nominations including Harry L. Hopkins and Stephen B. Gibbons to key treasury posts and an expanded federal power commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waliam A Julan
Ohin
United Sates
Charles EB. Jackson
South Carolina
Bureau of
Flaherson
Tha
Treasury Department
Eugene R. Black
Georgia
Federal Reserve Board
Dean Acheson
Maryland
Treasury
W. W. McDowell
Manrio
Seabury declines mayoral fusion bid in New York
Samuel Seabury, former Hofstadter Inquiry chief counsel, said he will not run as a fusion candidate for mayor. He argued the city has a moment to defeat Tammany Hall, but he would not join a campaign under conditions he described as unfavorable.
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New York
Walkera
Samuel Seabury Tanight
Seabury
Hofstadter
Thin City
Agreement on six point program at London silver talks
Washington reports a definite six point program to improve silver prices at the world economic conference in London. Nations agree on price stabilization, silver as currency basis, debasement ban, coin fineness restoration, and free movement aided by tariffs, with Foreign policy officials noting broad consensus among participating nations.
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Washington
London
Pittman
Nev
White House
I Nalions
Pattotanilver
State Department
John Simon
Geneva
Toksa
Radical veterans march on capital demand bonus and jobs
Washington May 1 The large veteran march reached Washington to press Congress for immediate bonus payments restoration of veteran benefits and farm and unemployment relief. The split faction ignored the march on the capital while some groups visited the White House and chanted We want our due pay no one dollar a day in reference to wartime reforestation camp pay.
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Washington
Pennestania Raento
Rengeess
Asabiliy
Fort Jbunt
Virginia
Apne
Line Avenue
de Tag Bearory
Mtr
White House
Acorm Vorest Joly
Convicts Kill Guard and Flee With Auto
Two prisoners escaped from the state prison farm after killing a guard. They restrained another guard to a tree and fled in the officers’ car. The head officer, traveling sergeant, and penitentiary staff are named, with sheriff and other officials cited in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vattleening
Kira
Illinois Missouri Rivers Threaten Floods After Rain
In St Louis on May 11 heavy rains pushed floodwaters from the Mississippi and Missouri into levees and river banks. A 16 year old Missouri student, Pete Green, drowned near Caruthersville. Flooding was forecast to inundate 20,000 acres of wheat near Alison Prairie as waters rose and residents were urged to evacuate.
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St Louis
Missouri
Pete Green
Caruthersville
Lawrenceville
Alison Prairie
Taymers
Two Women Involved In Hot Minnesota Bank Raid
Akahbena Minnesota May 19 Two young women one a red head texted with two men bearing machine guns and raided a bank of 2500 dollars firing on bystanders in the street as they fled Their car sped away while townspeople hid in buildings The bandits locked workers in the vault and escaped in a following automobile The same group was linked to a 6000 dollar Farming ton Minnesota bank robbery the previous Wednesday
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Akahbena
Minn
High Gehoul
First State Bank
Nrew
Thathdory
Farmington, Minn
Move to Block Mooney Second Trial Begins
San Francisco May 18 An appeal to the state supreme court asks to stop a second Mooney trial. John O Gara of the University of San Francisco leads the petition seeking a writ of mandate to overturn Superior Judge Ward s order for a retrial. The aim is to protect the 1916 verdict and prevent further taxpaying costs while Mooney contends a new judgment would erase the prior ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
State Supreme Court
Thomas J. Mooney
Waa
John O'Gara
University of San Francisci
Ana Franciaca
O'Gara
High Court
California
Mooney
Mucconstul
Beauty Will Escape Alienation Action In LA Suit
Mrs Fatella A Cohen announced she would drop her $200000 alienation of affection suit in Los Angeles naming Corlian Palmer Trewster once known as the Georgia Peach. The move followed a divorce filing by Albert J Cohen against Jim Witar and a noted tennis player amid cruelty charges.
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Los Angeles
Fatella A. Cohen
Corlian
Palmer Trewster
Georgia Peach
Cohan
Albert J. Cohen
Jim Writar
Mystery man Bullitt surfaces in new plea to ban war
William C Bullitt secretary of state aide dubbed mystery man resurfaces as one of Roosevelt's closest advisers on a world message to halt war. Bullitt pictured at his desk shows broad European diplomat ties and a wide acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Bullitt
Secretary of State
Department
Roosevelt
Bullitt
Nations Line Up For Arms Slashing Efforts
A diplomatic flurry spans Washington Paris London and Geneva as Roosevelts peace message and Hitlers Geneva address shape hopes for disarmament. Germany accepts Britain plan and France keeps strong army while Goering meets Mussolini in Rome. Tokyo signals cautious support as talks head toward a forthcoming grand council.
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Parise
Willer
Reichstam
Tiome Hortiann Goering
Hitler
Leutenant
Rome
Frenver
Mussolini
Canton government accuses Nanking of selling to Japan
Canton reports that Nanking is considering a compromise with Japan that would hand Manchuria to Manchukuo and surrender Jehol province. The Canton government appeals to the League of Nations and mentions possible recognition of Manchukuo. In Peiping, Japanese bombers fly over the city as residents brace for danger. In Tientsin panic follows alleged plot by Manchukuo agents to seize control.
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Canton
China
Nanking
Japan
Manchuria
Dehoi Nanking
Iteiata
Manchukuo
Tehol
Tao
Jehol
League of Nations
Tientein
Sebisin
Angeles artist takes own life in West Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on May 19 1944 the body of 50 year old Harry L Balley a noted etcher and artist was found under a grove of sycamore trees in West Los Angeles where he had often retired. Ballen said he had been about and studied during his life.
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Tos Angeles
Harry L. Balley
West J.on Angeles
Pater Ballen
Mulettle
Five Die and Two Hurt in Illinois Car Crash
Weldon May 19 five persons were killed in a bus automobile collision near here. Victims were from Lincoln West Virginia including Dr and Mrs. O TL Murety Miss Bertha Gravam Mrs Fred IT Harrah and Fred Unrrald Jr nine years old. John Anderson Urbana and … Smith of Indianapolis were injured. Their drivers were unnamed.
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Weldon
Lincoln
O. TL
Murety
Bertha Gravam
Fred IT
Harrah
Fred Unrrald, Jr
John Anderson
Urbana
Aml Uoo& Smith
Enaelast
Indy
Wisconsin milk strike ends as governor is booed
Madison May 19 Wisconsin Gov AL G Schmedeman faced hostile farmers hours after the milk strike ended and pledged energetic steps to resolve farm difficulties. He spoke at the University of Wisconsin gymnasium where mediate rs coordinated final peace terms as protesters gathered outside the capitol.
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Madison
Win
Wisconsin
AL G. Schmedeman
University of Winconain Gymnaatum
Ralph M. Tomats
Madino
Tala
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Neesident
We Gs Prowis
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Keamitey
TR Mirkemeyer
Great Falla
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Clarence M. Wright
Jamix Wnouth
Anionr Atlee Univeh
Pnrk
Paver Arusen Ries Areohe
Jyower Plante
Chester Davis
Ead
Self
W. W. M’dowell
Irish Free State
Roosevelt Torlay
Harry L. Hapkins
Stephen B. Gibbons
Illinois
Minnesota
France
Monow
Kallata
Russia
PEL Eng Fearful
Priping
Peiping
Angeles
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