Senator O Mahoney proposes rights based business program
New York May 24 Senator Joseph C O Mahoney D Wy recommended a sensible program for reconstruction of free independent business enterprise. He urged recognition of human rights in essential government regulation to maintain economic freedom at a gathering of a major industrial conference board. He argued government and business serve the public good and that regulation should balance interests to preserve prosperity and peace.
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New York
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wye
Rotor Sithin
Rescue of 33 Squalus Sailors Ends Tragic Dive
Portsmouth New Hampshire May Navy completes epic underwater rescue of the submarine Squalus crew. All living members saved after hours of peril 20 dead aboard the wreck. Last eight men surfaced at 1230 a.m. following a delayed bell trust and pumping hose work. Survivors recount the long, tense ascent and dangers faced during the dives.
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Portsmouth
N. H
United States Navy
Wodlhenday
Dyer
Torthoum
Japan Warships Stop and Board a French Liner
Japanese warships stopped and boarded the liner Aramis, detaining the ship for about an hour. The Aramis, en route from Shanghai to Europe, had earlier been fired upon near Hong Kong by destroyers, after which the incident prompted protests from the foreign office.
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Japan
France
Fharghal
Dales
Aranda
Tolgkang Lata
Wwe
Taninoee
Matt Afficoya
Shanghai
Europe
Aris Neutrasular Oriental
Ranpura
McRass
Hongkong
Mother Who Stabbed Young Son Held Sane
In Long Beach on May 24 a superior court ruled Mamie I Zimmerman 34 a gambling boat cashier sane after she slashed her 15 year old son Orville Clifton Zimmerman on March 17. She had prior convictions for assault with intent to commit murder and faces a one to 14 year term at sentencing Friday.
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Long Beach
Call
Mamie I. Zimmerman
Sano Whey
Orville Clifton Zimmerman
Taurt
Tax revision appears sure this session
Washington reports point to a likely congressional action on tax reform this session. A conference involving President Roosevelt Harrison Byrnes and other leaders suggested momentum for removing tax barriers to hiring. Proponents expect a program to ease tax deterrents within the coming weeks, with discussion centering on major tax reform.
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Washington
Mar
Pi— I
Congressional Action
Campiny Union
Mresilent
Roosevelt
Chatrovan Harrison
Mres
Senate
Cuaner Gamte Amitier
Benntor Byrnes
Das m
Bergdoll to Reach New York as Officials Weigh Entry
Washington May 24 The draft evader Grover Bergdoll sails toward New York as Senate military committee debates whether he should be allowed back into the United States. Officials cite pending custody and possible imprisonment while immigration authorities consider denying entry due to a long exile.
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Grover Bergdoll
New York
Washington
Grover Cleveland
Bergnall
Harry
Marty Weinberger
Senate
Borgdall
Unev
Germany
Allen WW. Guilton
Army
Fergdall
Gerard A. Meike
Koliciter
Labor Department
Bergaoll
United States
Bergdoll
Sheppard
Takas
Miitary Committee
Wenberety
Jeaner
Governor Receives Quick Reaction to No Fireworks Law
Morrsburg May 24 The governor faced swift responses to Pennsylvania's no fireworks law. An 8 year old York resident Joseph Galley sent a letter praising the governor while noting fireworks as part of Fourth of July tradition. The governor replied kindly wishing him a happy Fourth of July.
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Morrsburg
Arthur H. James
Pennsylvania
Joseph Galley
York
Joseph
Way Cleared For First Vote On Townsend Pension
Washington reports that Congress cleared the way for the first vote on the Townsend old age pension plan. The measure, introduced by Rep Hendrickson, would provide monthly pensions to the elderly, financed by a 2 percent tax on retail business receipts and a 1.5 percent levy on manufacturing profits. The House committee reported the bill without recommendation, with a 23 to 2 vote against amendments.
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Way
Townsend
Washington
Congress
Sammitten
Sho
Townshend
Franon
Krom Revenuen
Queen Mother Recovering After Motor Accident
Queen Mary is reported recovering from injuries after a motor accident yesterday. A Marlborough bulletin said her progress is satisfactory despite pain and bruising with no bone damage shown by x ray and eye injury improving. she will turn 73 Friday and canceled an advance birthday party awaiting a cautious curtailary family gathering.
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London
Mother Mary
Queen Mary
Marlborough
Official List of Survivors From Squalus Submarine Rescue
The official list from Portsmouth records survivors rescued from the Rumken submarine Squalus. Names include Lieut. (1) G. Tolin C. Nichols and many others across ranks such as chief petty officers, machinists mates, radiomen, enginering officers, and seamen. The list spans multiple cities and roles with numerous individuals named.
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Portsmouth
Tolin C. Nichols
Onlass
Tornedo
Tiser
Whisker Story Confession Baffles City Police
An out-of-town visitor claimed yesterday that before a riot ended every resident ate whiskers. He insisted the culprit was a man named Charles Tavghian, until a sudden recollection revealed a different identity, leaving investigators puzzled by the confused confession.
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Tle
Charles Tavghian
Grand Officer Of Odd Fellows To Visit Today
General Learce J. Brrlet of Seattle visits to promote a temperance program. Montana Grand Master George Millony, Grand Master Woo Johns, and others attend a banquet at Endy’s Room. The event includes local and out of town Odd Fellows leaders and a keynote address by General Brejel.
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Odd Fellows
Learce J. Brrlet
Seattle
Order of
Ada Fellowe
Wii
Ace
Montana
Myler George Millony
Sara
Woo Johns
Wean Beitridgn
Butte
Endy
Roenom
Aly
General @reint
Melona Ord
Towa Ruente
James Dennis
Derr Ladgn
J. Lew Grady
Daxt
A. F H. Weallake
Boxeman
Brejel
Deatherage Claims Nazis Back Anti Jewish Propaganda
Washington report cites Deatherage asserting Nazi material supports anti Jewish groups and a near revolution. He alleges anti Jewish sentiment rises in the U S, thanks to embassy officials and financiers, and urges action by the Knights of the White Cathedral.
Albania Big Problem in Washington
Fragmentary OCR describes a political stir involving Albania and Washington. It mentions Tin Tintest nattony, Waty Tas, and references to patent, conquest, and a Cherokee-like governance. It also alludes to a marine memorial, state records, and a vague date around 1904.
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Albania
Washington
Bonia
Maur
Bern
Pates
Zerg
Vineray
Kang
Willie
Cero
Trapped men recount calm actions during submarine incident
Norfolk sailor recalls a test dive gone wrong as crew members maintained discipline paring the vessel. The dive proceeded normally until a complication occurred, forcing emergency steps to evacuate and seal compartments while reentry and ventilation issues were managed under captain and diving officer direction.
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Tartsnouth
Toway
Romelling
Jol
Dame Helow
Wsardera
Bayenderh
King George Praises Faith in British Canada and U S Relations
King George lauds faith and fair play among Britain Canada and the United States. In a speech at Winnipeg he champions ongoing cooperation and condemns force or coercion, praising the empire’s unity with Canada and the United States. The address, delivered in a Winnipeg metropolis, signals strong ties across dominions in a troubled era.
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King George
Britain
Canada
U.S
Plans Convention for Montana Reserve Officers
Plans are laid for the seventh reserve district U S army state convention in Montana with more than two officers expected and many to stay until Monday for a visit by Norwegian royalty and the Viglinnis parade. Open registration planned Saturday with officials arranging rosters and seating.
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Seventh Reserve District
U, 5
Army
Montana Reserve
Bonocintina Hora
Viglinnis
Officeva
Nae Fomtborgnn
Voluntary Silence Ends for Owa Man
Audubon May 24. Silent Perry aged 86, long known as Silent Perry for 69 years, died yesterday at the Audubon County Home. Fifty years ago a girl known as Silent Bin was to have married him at the altar, but he maintained silence, even avoiding radio appearances.
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Audubon
Towa
Silent Thin
Perry
Dea
Silent bin
Altan
Audubon County
Hitler Soviet pact seems near
London May 24 Policymakers said negotiations on a three power mutual assistance pact among Britain France and Soviet Russia had advanced to a point where Prime Minister Chamberlain expected full agreement within two weeks In a doublehove meeting the British dominated government pressed for a policy shift toward guaranteeing Poland and line up allied guarantees to Romania Greece and Turkey as part of a broader eastern European security pact
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Jrondon
Britain
France
Soviet
Russia
Chamberlain
Vascont Haleay
Tyan Mulsky
House of Commons
Russa
Pau Peetes
Mowru
Europe
Cie Ies
Ste Cee
Poland
Romania
Greece
Turkey
Rone
Famed Mexican Flier Sets New Record on Trip
The Mexican aviator set a new record during a May flight, landing in New York after a long journey. The flight time and fuel details are unclear, but reports mention a 48 minute period and comparisons to a prior time.
Fire at Bremerton Navy Yard Halts Power Plant Work
A major blaze at the Bremerton Navy Yard damaged the central power plant and control board, delaying operations for an indefinite period. Harold Parker, master mechanic, said an old switch exploded during inrush efforts as flaming oil sprayed the control area, with officials unable to estimate total damage.
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Bremerton
Wash
Forst Navy Yard
Aeven
Harold Parker
Youth of 17 Kills Parents and Sister in Sleep
In Reaver Pennsylvania a 17-year-old son killed his parents and sister as they slept. The victims, Paul Cooke, 42, Corna Cooke, 45, and Eleanor Cooke, 26, were found bludgeoned and shot. The son confessed after police apprehended him at Beaver Falls High School. Authorities prepared murder charges.
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Reaver
MT. C. McCarter
Forrant Cooke
South Beaver Tawnenp
Cor
Fleanor
Ada O
Paul
Indis
Peter
Blate
Beaver Falla High Echeo
Stern
McCarter Weld
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Clare Theodore Darobs
Staren Lele
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Thay
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