Ligon and Ligon contract accepted after city vote
City officials approved payment and final figures for the Ligon and Ligon sewer project. The council set a retained amount of 218, six percent of the total, to cover potential defects, with final payment proposed at 18341 AT.Baltimore contractor Carl Ligon attended and praised cooperation while noting a loss on the bid. The session also discussed water extensions, a standard flat service pipe charge, and safety fencing at the disposal plant.
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Labor boycott against some liners declared
New York city on April 21 saw a labor boycott against Cunard White Star and Peninsular shipping lines. President Joseph I. Ryan of the International Labour faction warned that independent foremen would be used to replace workers at Cunard docks in Montreal.
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Threats Follow Testimony on Harlan Coal Disputes
Laurence Howard, grocery clerk from Huar Ini county Kentucky, told the Civil Liberties committee he received a threatening phone call after testifying about coercion and violence tied to Harlan coal interests. Ted Creech mine superintendent faced perjury charges related to a dynamite plot alleged by Richard Packett, with Creech arrested and arraigned in federal court.
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General Denhardt Goes On Trial For Murder
Brig Gen Henry It Denhardt faced a murder charge in New Castle set in the same courtroom where he once opened his lieutenant governorship campaign. Circuit Judge Charles C Mar stad deferred to the September term as jurors were seated and the panel expanded with ten tentative members awaiting six more.
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Relief plans surface in legislature talks
Informed sources discuss a proposed relief plan amid a heated legislature session. Key figures include Rep. Lawson and Sen. Radcliffe with noted activity around the GOP caucus and potential offers from leaders to move policy proposals forward. The debate centers on relief strategy and political leverage.
Possible eliminator phase in early Special Session
Attorney-General Herbert O Conor urged permanent restrictions on a governor and lawmakers home budget to curb expenses during the Special Session. He advocated speedier tempering of appropriations and a standard for expenditures, while noting past session spending and projected costs for the two-year period and earlier sessions.
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Rest therapy hailed as tuberculosis cure progress stated
W B Matthews reports advances in tuberculosis treatment through rest and controlled activity. The event features Dr Kefauver and local health leaders, with a focus on clinical observations and the evolving role of rest in aiding recovery among affected patients.
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Relief Bill Support Gathers Bipartisan Backing
Washington apolitical group of representatives pushes to boost relief funding in the current appropriation with potential support from Rep Mayverich Democrat Texas and Rep Voothis Democrat California. The plan targets unemployment assistance and work relief measures in the fiscal year starting July 1.
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Roosevelt to take Gulf fishing cruise with son Elliott
The Navy met to arrange a two week tarpon fishing trip for President Roosevelt aboard the Potomac, boarding at New Orleans April 29 with two to three destroyers escorting. He will fish a week in the Gulf of Monaco with his son and a small group of aides.
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