Transit plans surge for more cars under heavy rush hours
Officials report rapid transit capacity expansion amid a push to add 100 new coaches and increase service during peak hours. Mayor Healey’s policy aims to boost lines on the West Side and interborough routes, with bids and financing discussed and a tentative schedule this week.
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Ground Broken for Jersey Tube Jury Probe Row Delays War Contracts
Ground was broken in Henderson Jersey City for a vehicular tunnel beneath the river to Canal Street. The ceremony, marked by a row between Jersey City officials and the Erie Railroad, resumed after adjournment with engineers and workers initiating the first earth work. The contract is slated for completion in one and a half years, with adjournment to June 10.
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Henderson
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Baath & Flion Company
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Geures Vine Booth & Flinn Company
Arar
Mel
Wartime grand jury actions reported in early federal probe
A garbled wartime grand jury narrative describes Attorney General and officials hinting at indictments and security measures. It mentions interim government actions, pending contracts, and possible defense department investigations. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, but it outlines a broad wartime inquiry into contracts and alleged fraud.
Woman sentenced for manslaughter in husband’s death
Mee Francesca Imenan, 26, from whom ADA Benthers sought guilty verdict, received six months to three years for manslaughter after shooting her husband Giovanni on Fleet Avenue on March 30 Inez. Judge Mancuro ordered the term in General Seasons penitentiary. Witness John Byan saw the event and Emil Cinn pleaded guilty to first degree homicide.
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Woodruff Resolution Blocked by 15 Vote Margin
Washington May 21 Republican House leaders again blocked action on the Woodruff resolution calling for a congressional probe of the Department of Justice and Alien Property Custodian. The measure failed by 11 votes as the House adjourned after a test vote, with 101 for Mandel’s motion to adjourn and 90 against, fourteen Republicans voting with Democrats. The defeat is not final, as the issue remains in play amid preparations for further actions by House leadership.
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Subway L service debate sparks speed mania concerns
Transit officials clash over Manhattan L line performance at a hearing. Daniel Turner argues subway riders feel speed and efficiency have improved while public perception leans to the elevated line as superior. Figures show deficits and cost pressures amid evolving service plans.
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Stone Excluded From Conference On Railroad Brotherhood Summit
Warren A Stone, president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, had not received an invitation to the Cincinnati meeting. He plans no comment until notified. Other two chiefs, including WG Ler and S. Carter, were reported as participants.
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Dinner Given for Mr Bowman at Biltmore Country Now
A brief supper for Mr Bowman was hosted today at Biltmore Country Club. The gathering included guests and noted gifts described as grandfeihe clock.
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Suit Against Semenoff Shifted to U S Court
A bankruptcy examination was postponed and the suit against Semenoff shifted to the U S Court. The case involves claims of indemnity by Kiporal Gregory Semen irmue and references to General Serre in bankruptcy proceedings.
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Wedding Attire Stops Mike’s Murder Plot
A tale set in a chaotic scene features a woman in wedding dress halting a planned killing. The fragment hints at a tense confrontation with several unnamed individuals and a looming crime thwarted by the bride’s timely intervention.
Absence of Jury Trial Delays Exchange Case Postponement
In a disputed exchange case, Trial Judge Marie presided as jurors were again absent, delaying proceedings. Prosecutors and defense argued over postponement while witnesses and evidence faced reexamination, with continuances expected as the court weighed next steps in the matter.
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Iering
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Mrs McCormick Seeks Court to Stop Wedding Bans
The Chicago Protate Court debates stopping a wedding amid guardianship and propriety questions. Testimony references Mathilde Anavenge, a guardian, and the role of Mr McCormick’s guardianship during the pending suit. The case examines whether marriage would affect guardianship and involved parties seek next steps and dates for further action.
Rum-Running Suspect Forfeit 85,000 Bond
An arrest faction reports a rum running suspect forfeiting an 85 thousand dollar bond. Two others are named in connection with the case. The trial date was set by Judge Thimas Chathel in United States district court with a warrant issued for additional witnesses and actions surrounding the alleged operation. The defendant, tied to Aman and Mulley, faces further proceedings as authorities pursue leads.
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Woman Rescued From Window After Narrow Street Incident
Reported scene shows Mrs Calender trapped high above the street as onlookers shout warnings. Fire crew arrives and assists, with repeated calls for calm as a bystander pleads for the trapped woman’s safety before she is brought to safety. The incident disrupts the area while an engine company cools and secures the site.
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Fife
Colander
Fragmented OCR note on Albanians and debts
The readable lines discuss Albania, gold money, and national debt in Genoa on May 9. It references seven nations and a tremble in the air, with vague mentions of fires and a crew. Names and precise actions are unclear due to OCR errors.
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