Hawley Calls for Inquiry into Aero Club Funds
Hawley demands a full inquiry into the National Aeroplane Fund disbursements by the Aero Club of America. The report cites large expenses, with $20,978.76 unaccounted for and criticisms over compensation for officers and trustees, while several states and individuals contributed to the fund.
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Aviaton
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Pena
Knor Warren
Aury Club
Lingoin Nations Bank
de Tousseoy
Mawley
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Peru
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Mediu
Tayy
Ified Uit
Nile
Aveo Club
Nutley Slerepeawe
Llama Ah Blumlat
Torah
National Agridl Percy
Derby
Aerol Deslir
Westerdie
Reinerlionites
Medea
Bud Salares Lfax
Aero Clu of
America
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Lyra B Nickerson
Nathna Guere
Newico
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Decades-Old Medal Awards Tarnished by Wartime Errors
Officials in Washington reveal a ceremonial decoration mix up amid wartime honors. A list of service acknowledgments includes misassigned ribbons and unclear citations, triggering a review of who earned each distinction.
Nonpartisan Program Upheld by Supreme Court in North Dakota
The U S Supreme Court refused to interfere with North Dakota Supreme Court rulings upholding constitutional amendments and statutes related to a state industrial commission a $2 million bank and a $11 million revolving fund. The cases, brought by Jask Myers to halt state actions, found the statutes constitutional and enforceable.
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Supreme Court
North Dakota Supreme Court
North Dakota
Atate Bank
Bank On
Advance in Oil Prices Driven by Strong Demand
The report by the Federal Trade Commission says recent gasoline and petroleum price increases reflect strong demand and supply conditions. It notes uncertainty about future price restraint and cites improved production and distribution, with no evidence of collusion or price fixing by producers or distributors.
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Report of Trade Commission
Washington
Cain
Devil in the Form of a Man Triggers Baltimore Hotel Shooting
Police subdue Minreneo Murphy of Kansas City after he starts firing in the dining room and lobby of the Southern Hotel in Baltimore. A guest is wounded as four officers overpower him and hospitalize Murphy. He claims a devil in the form of a man prompted the outbreak.
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Baltimore
Minreneo Murphy
Kansan
Southern
Murphy
Army Chiefs Back Ban on Surplus British Planes
Major General Charles T. Menoher told the House Ways and Means Committee that selling a large stock of surplus British airplanes would threaten the American aircraft industry. Colonel W. T. Gilmore warned that importing these planes at low prices could paralyze American manufacturers, leaving the sector dependent on War Department orders. The Aero Transport Corporation disputed these claims, arguing imports would stimulate rather than harm the industry.
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Tribone
Wasiington
Washington
Charles T. Menoher
House
Ways and Meana Committee
Menoher
W. T. Gilmore
Air Service
Gilmore
War Department
Army
Aero Transport Corporation
Cleveland
W. L. Brackett
American plane plans spark hopes of cheap imports
The Transport Company officials argue American manufacturers cannot meet profitable sale prices. They claim surplus aircraft could be imported and used to begin operations in the U.S. Alfred W. Harris says cheap machines could spark aviation growth with 4,000 to 8,000 Brit planes considered viable if costs fall to around 2,400 dollars per craft.
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America
Durante
Alfred W. Harris
Transport Company
Army
Harris
U S Seeks to Eliminate Freak Styles for Women
United States official proposes standardizing women's garments to reduce clothing costs. In Cleveland on June 1 J G Weatherly of Washington told officials and industry leaders that the elimination of extreme styles would lower prices, with fair price commissions to enforce changes nationwide.
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Cleveland
J. G. Weatherly
Washington
Genersl Tulmer
Krris A. Bleck
Ittuo Cleveland Garmer Mune Fhetucera
Asaociation
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Wemel
Death Note Found in Hotel Mystery
Detectives Bernard Devaney and Joseph Maloney investigate a case at Hotel Endicott after a well-dressed stranger is spotted near corridors. They capture a man claiming to be Harry Juck of 112 West Sixty Street, alleging burglary and following a coded threat promising danger unless a password is given at Central Park.
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Hotel Endicott
Arsest
Bernard Devaney
Joseph Maloney
Tim
Jim
Harry U
Harry G. Kroci
Central Park
Vittgeninth Street
Tommy
Le Guardia Reports Hart's Island Hospital Negligence Inquiry
Major La Guardia, president of the Board of Aldermen, urged a full inquiry into deaths at Hart's Island hospital. He cited alleged gross negligence in prisoner care after Samuel Rai and Philip Teufer died following access to the drug room, suggesting exhumation to confirm the causes.
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Hart's Island
Major la Guardia
Board of Aldermen
Samuel Rai
Philip Teufer
Rato
Teufer
Rain
Tesfer
Acto
Lured From Room Then Beaten Says Robertson
Doctor testifies in his own defense in a Supreme Court divorce action. He describes a morning attack at the Hotel Albermine and says Mrs. Sarah Nohartson sought the incident and followed by a hotel resident. The physician and a nurse were summoned to his apartment to provide care and identify the assailants.
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Joseph A. Robertson
Albermine
Sarah TL. Nohartson
Seth
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Aero Club of America
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CIA
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Madison Avenue
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Hegen Sheffield Farms Co., Inc
New York
Toronto
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem
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