What Will Congress Do About Cuba
A-L. 'A. G SAYS outlines Cuba policy in a Literary Digest piece from December 9 1699 memory. It recalls U S actions after the Maine destruction the Spanish American War and the Bay of Pigs ransom history. It notes Cuban independence versus annexation debates and U S restraint in subjugation while seeking freedom for peoples.
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New York Publishers Meet Today With Photoengraver Union
New York publishers plan a meeting at 2.30 pm with the AFL-CIO Photoengravers Union after a year two stoppage and a recent newspaper blackout. Frank McGowan and Mayor Wagner secured the talks as 200 engravers voted down terms, demanding a shorter 35 hour week despite a prior 36 34 hour compromise.
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New York
iSight
Chilies
Merris
Huany
Frank McGowan
SCI Afl-Cio
Teal 1
Sea
Robert F. Wagner
McGowan
Yedmas
Wwipke
Wagner
Provossl
Patman Plans Subcommittee Probe of $7.5 Million Bank Loss
House Banking and Currency Committee Chairman Wright Patman to appoint a three man special subcommittee during Easter recess to investigate the accidental burning of 7.5 million in negotiable treasury certificates at the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank and questions over secrecy surrounding the loss. The probe will cover other operations of the San Francisco bank and whether officials concealed the incident until maturity.
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Washington — House, Banking and Currenty Committee
Wright Pattian
Dtex
Treasury
San Francisco
Federal Reserve
Patman
Resiece
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Washington
New York Bank
Paris Strikes Cut Power as Mines Walkout Hits France
A large electricity strike in France slowed travel and halted elevators in Paris as lights blinked and floors stalled. The walkout involved about 170,000 workers and 6a miners, signaling broad disruption across the country during Merch.
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Paris
France
Wedding Breaks Cold War Barrier in Moscow Union
In Moscow a U S professor Edgar Lehrman and 24 year old bride Blosde Makarova wed amid government scrutiny and family opposition. The ceremony was led by Mrs Yevdokia Voroshilova with hopes for a strong family. Lehrman, a visiting Emory professor, plans to return to the United States in September. Also noted were the death of Mississippi writer John W Faulkner at 61 in Memphis and actress Dorothy Dandridge filing for bankruptcy in Los Angeles with recent earnings over 100000.
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Blosde Roth Markarova
Moscow
Edgar Lehrman
U. S
Moscow University
Young Communist League
Miss Makarova
Investia
Lehrman
Emory University
Atlanta
United States
Yevdokia Voroshilova
Succumbs: Alec Teniteton, noted pianist and satirist
Alec Teniteton, 52, a renowned pianist and radio satirist, died in Houston, Texas. The report notes his prominence on radio shows and mentions Calgary, Canada, and references to President John C. Sproule among unclear contextual lines.
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Alec Teniteton
John C. Sproule
Calgary
Canada
Independent Public Daily Excerpt Fantasy Fragment
Fragmented OCR text from a local page mentions Pine Avenue and a person named Garth S with unclear context. Details are unreadable but indicate a daily excerpt from an Independent Public publication.
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Los Angeles
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