Handley Paige Bombing Plane Effort Faces Delays
Washington reports show pressure for immediate radical improvements in air craft production. Handley Paige delegation says only one bomber is nearly ready for trial. UK to shift production abroad while US adopts Handley Paige as its heavy bomber. Experts and workers shifted from England to New Jersey plant to speed up output amid delays.
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W. H. Workman
Handley-Paige Airplanes Company
United States
Thome
Handley Paige
Workman
England
Beulah
Standard
Blabeth
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Big Industries Grilled Over War Profits by FTC
Washington June 29 The Federal Trade Commission filed a report to the Senate detailing wartime profits of leading industries. Packer, flour mill, coal, leather, oil and steel firms posted profits well above peacetime norms with questions of greed fraud and war advantage.
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Washington
Federal, Trade Commission
Senate
Leather Oil and Steel Industries
Weather Forecast Predicts Warmer, Fair Day Ahead
Government forecast for the next 24 hours calls for continued fair conditions with rising temperatures. Noon readings show a high near 67 degrees and a low around 40 with a rising barometer at 23.144 and relative humidity about 87 percent. no precipitation reported.
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Tures
Jumne's New Ships Total One Per Day
Washington reports a Shipping Board shipbuilding push with 89 hulls and 489,886 deadweight tons launching around the Fourth of July period. Five steel vessels added last week bring total to 1018 deadweight tons, with one ship daily since June 1 and 126,092 tons accumulated.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Japan
Third Paris Air Raid Causes No Casualties In Three Days
In the Champigne sector French forces repulsed German counterattacks and captured prisoners as French advances continued. British troops in a forest push seized prisoners and advanced nine miles on a broad front. South of Roolax German positions were pushed back by Allied fire as attackers secured gains. North of Montdidier American planes helped shell targets with few casualties amid heavy anti aircraft fire.
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Roolax
Montdidier
Wilson forms plan to aid Russia in allied effort
President Wilson drafts a statement outlining U S aims to restore Russia's confidence and support the allied effort. He has approved allied input and will provide economic and military aid as needed, coordinating with Redfield and Houston on labor, agriculture, and shipping.
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Washington
Wilson
America
Russia
Redfield
Houston
Hasenkamp issues draft reclassification orders delay till July
Secretary Hasenkamp directed the board to proceed with reclassifying and withdrawing orders for registrants in non productive occupations, with a July 7 postponement to allow employment options. He urged cooperation with business leaders and warned about broad outreach including Albany county and other boards. Women capable of filling posts were urged to volunteer at a central site and men not yet employed should seek rearrangement to avoid nonproductive status. Public must expect fewer home deliveries and merchants should curb service now.
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Albany County
Luna
Wen
Enrir
Thor Sith
University Executive Committee Meets for Year End
The executive committee of the university meets this afternoon in the president's office to close the fiscal year affairs and wrap up year end business.
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Wine Committee of the
Uni
Wyoming
Mh. Uity
Weller Family Arrives From Denver Ahead of Wyoming Move
Weller from Denver arrived in Laramie with his wife and daughter planning to make Laramie their future home. The family will be joined next week as work contemplates taking over holdings of a Wyoming company.
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Weller Woffa
W Ts
Ypf
Tolfieet Company
Wyoning
Laramie
Denver
Laransie
Cnme Ty
Moscow Embassy Confirms Report of Czar's Murder
Stockholm reports Moscow confirms the murder of the former czar after a Red Guard bayonetted him during protests over transfer to an unknown destination as Czechoslovaks threaten Ekaterinburg. The Empress and daughter were not harmed. War Minister Trotaky touts choosing between evils of Germanism and Orientalism with a German revolution possible.
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Czar
Red Guard
Ekaterinburg
Czarovitch
Trotaky
Russian official seeks U S aid on Bolshevik problems
Alexander Konovaloff Russian Trade and Industry Minister, successor to Premier Perensky, met with Secretary of State Lansing at the State Department. He was accompanied by Ambassador Bakhrmetelt and presented to the American government as the diplomat handling Russian Bolshevik interests.
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Washington
Alexander Konovaloff
Perensky
Petrograd
Lansing
State Department
Hteathady
Bolsheyik
Emperor Charles Delays Cabinet Resignation Decision
Emperor Charles reserves judgment on the Austrian cabinet resignation. He says he will study options to rearrange public affairs while directing affairs in the interim. Vienna reports suggest possible cabinet changes, with disputes over Galicia and East Galicia partition surfacing in German and Polish debates.
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von Seydler
Vienna
Lokal Anzeiger
Herr von Twardowski
von Welser
Tronen
Vossische Zeitung
Berlin
Baron Burian
Galicia
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