Senate to Keep my Plan but Slash Overhead
Washington November 20— Senate Wadsworth outlines a Republican army reorganization plan with sweeping economies in War Department administration and disposal of large wartime properties. Key points call for leasing or selling New York terminals and other major storage sites, sale of plants and nitrogen extractor facilities, and reducing executive costs while preserving core military strength.
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Carter Field
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War Department
Congress
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New York
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Enator
Wadsworth
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Oregon
Itary Committee
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Jersey
Boston
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Keston
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Buce
Schenneany
N.Y
Fennsylvania
Tennessee
Muncie Shoals
Ala
Army Ofivers
Bureau
Ciwinistralien
Siesatimonte
Department
Aged Father longs to see four lost daughters in New York
Aging Thomas Thorn d yke, near eighty, suffers a paralytic stroke and pleads to reunite with his four daughters Plorentia Aday Amy and Pearly before death. Once wealthy in a happy home, his second marriage drove a wedge between them as he sits in Voller Headquarters seeking a final family encounter. He believes they are in New York, though years have passed since contact. Florence Paul Williams and Grace George Williams are named in his troubling account of a fractured family. He fears they would reject him if aware of his illness.
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Thomas Whornigky
Plorentia
Aday
Amy
Pearly
Thornilyie
Parsons Rus Ren
Voller Weadquarters
Plorenen
Ade
Pourly
Mr. Thorndyke
Wilcow & Gibbs
Broadway
Bond Street
Yom
Cal Tours
Hellieves
New York
Suri
Ual
Tia
Sein
Db Thorndike
Polies
Tripa
Florence
Morence
Alsa
George Williams
Wlorence
Wiliams
Brooklyn
Thorndyke
Gustave Bennett
Aml
Mt Welcoms
Daniels Ts Mandam Reserve Officers Appeal to Court
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia reviews a retirement dispute involving Daniels Ts Mandam who appeals a decision related to reserve officers. Proceedings focus on legal questions surrounding eligibility and the retirement framework in Washington.
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Bia
Washington
Supreme Court of the District
Albert Rathbone Named Finance Adviser to Cuba
Albert Rathbone of New York, former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, is authorized to act as financial adviser to the Cuban government. The nomination was suggested by the State Department to supervise expenditure from sums loaned by a group of American bankers. Rathbone has law offices on Broadway and has previously represented the United States in treasury negotiations with Allied governments.
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Washington
Albert Rathbone
New York
Hahbone
State Department
Cuba
Rathbone
Sol Broadway
The
Trexeyro
United Des Paris
Closed Shop Policy Echoes From Labor Leader Atterbury
Philadelphia Nov 30 General W W Atterbury president in charge of operations for the Pennsylvania Railroad outlines a national push toward a broad closed shop. He asserts unions seek control across railroads and essential industries, warns of government boards as a step toward labor dominance, and argues for a balance of wages and labor relations within expanding business.
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Averill
Teihune Philadelphia
W. W. Atle Nice
Pennsylvania Railroad
Uorlares
Bs Bheen
Atterbury
Congress
Fatus
Otter
Portage
tniliMcuil
500 Clothing Workers Apply the Golden Rule
A readable fragment notes 500 clothing workers applying the Golden Rule in a factory setting. The text is garbled with missing letters and unrelated phrases, but preserves mentions of workers, a factory, and a call to ethical conduct during a shift.
Otaspke aiserin Is Unveas Otaspke aiserin Is Unveas
Fragmentary OCR text describing a woman named Otaspke aiserin and references to Germans, assent, and unclear events. The readable parts imply a historical notice or account but lack concrete facts, dates, or entities to identify a clear event or outcome.
City to contest rise in electric tariffs by Edison firms
City officials vow court action against higher electric rates after Public Service Commission delays and lack of hearings. Officials say New York Edison and other utilities seek steeper charges despite protest, with rate increases slated for consumers and city residents.
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John B. O'Bii
New York Edison Company
Public Service Commission
AY Brien
New
Publis
Gommiaviott
Liesl
Vest
Fred
Sisume
Tony Thoride
Cost of coal and oil prices impact power rates
The text notes oil cost increases for utility firms and an allowance of 80-1000ths of vent per kilowatt hour for every 10 percent rise above the average coal cost. It cites an 181% benchmark when rates were set, and contrasts with recent movements where coal prices ranged from $7 to $18 per ton, affecting pressures on present rate schedules.
Virginia Mine Disorders Renewed Despite Troops
Disorder renewed at a Virginia mine area as deputies were shot at during an arrest attempt. The suspect fled to Hills, while Colonel Meriun authorized provisional trespass provisions. Several officials and miners reported injuries as authorities moved to quell the strike zone amid ongoing tensions.
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Virginia
Hills
Williamson
Keneral
Mings
Cone
Denebe Pines
Kahee
Matmeun
W. Va
Meriun
W.va
Wal Panison
Toby Ty
U S Would Sell Packers Stock Yards Properties
Government seeks trustees to take possession and sell the Packers Stock Yards properties as the trustees plan remains unsettled. Court action follows petitions to the District Supreme Court to appoint guardians for disbursing assets and handling the Big Flyer Teastern interests amid government investigations.
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U.S
Washington
Gor Todey
Diatrict Supreme Courty
Ata
Lins Meqitha
Lever Vetan
Waltante
Ignade Trias
Lurene
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