Farley Charges AR Mail Plot In Public Hearing
Weatington reports Postmaster General Farley publicly charged a conspiracy to end competitive bidding on all mail contracts. He cited a 1939 meeting of select representatives and alleged collusion to favor certain firms, with National Parks contracts singled out as a possible exception.
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Weatington
Farley
Coltton
Enos
Crician
Atcine Representatives
United States
Sen Black
Charman
Remete Compmiver
Ovestigsnoga
Ocean Matt
Ceneal
Posérifice
Stra- Sion
Posturestes-Geneal
Walter P Brown
Co Ohnaries
Lindbergh
Lindbench Sect
Paotes
Booere
Gaye Gc
Repliss
Barter
Black
Parley
Natorel Parks
Abyzis
Gest Falls
Mont
Salt Lake City
Washington
A&roarmes
Wattes Acc
Suit for $5000 Filed in Circa Court
Curtis A. Cromwell sues Hany C. Warren of Sebi Jasville for $5000 damages alleging a misdeed by Warren and Mrs Cromwell and cites marriage on October 25, 1917 with six children. The filing, by Sherman P. Bowers, notes efforts to settle out of court and lists docket activity and court timing details for the February term.
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Mit
Curtis A. Cromwell
Hanson Ville
Hany C. Warren
Sebi- Jasville
Plainsy
Warren
Cromwell Ik
Damaged Court Case Awards and Damages Mentioned
A disturbed OCR segment reports a verdict awarding $829 to a plaintiff against a center, plus $4.00 in local costs, with references to a February term and a defense plea for a new trial. It notes a jury disagreement, possible moves, and broader mentions of steel used in a 1934 license for motor vehicles on Pennsylvania avenues.
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Harvey
Moe
Herwler
Caomster
Alhermen
Moter Veheles
Banker Dies Mele Traitor and Bank Leader in Chicago
The president of the First National Bank of Chicago, a prominent banker and 1932 Democratic presidential candidate, died Wednesday night from pneumonia.
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Mele
Natonal Bank of
Chicago
Democrate
Perjury charge against Belle Ar. Mé. Fed 14 case
A grand jury returned indictments charging two men Reg Jones and George Harman with abducting and assaulting a girl who later recanted the accusation of being held by two negroes on December 10. The case involves a magistrate and a reevaluation of the witness statement amid the investigation.
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Bel
Aremer
Jones
George Harman
Bate
John Marissa
Denial of Priority Upheld by High Court
Court of Appeals sustains lower court ruling in a partnership case involving Abraham Hemp and Walter Doty of Jefferson. Depositors' claims arise from a 2 percent interest trust tied to notes discounted by Central Trust Company before its 1931 closure. Affected parties include Mrs Medora Doty as administratrix, with various note renewals and partial payments noted. Local court held partners not creditors under liquidation terms. appellate decision preserves that outcome. Also includes a Ladies' Aid Society meeting notice with local names at Nearest Name Church.
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Medora Dotyerson
Walter Doty
Court of Appeals
Focal Circuit Court
Priory
Central Trust Company
Abraham Hemp
3 Doty
Jefferson
Pareness
BAS
Damage suits filed in Hagerstown Maryland Feb 14
Three damage suits totaling 25000 were filed in court yesterday by attorney Mzrim V Bosterer Semuel PF Bussard. One for 5000 against Jack Horner and Da Steck from a Feb 6 1933 auto crash in Frederick County. Bussard claims damages for loss of wages and medical costs. Lorraine Gore seeks 10000 against Hazers Tl and Praterite Gateway Company for injuries from stepping from a Wilamspor car, alleging a fall and home damage. Gore requests 20000 for loss of her spouse's services.
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Horfier
Lorraine
Senate Convicts Four in Contempt Case
Washington, Feb 14. MacCracken and Brim among four held in contempt of the Senate during a probe into papers and letters in MacCracken's files. Sentences of ten days in jail imposed, with four days suspended on condition of custody. appeals expected.
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Washingon
Witam PB
MacCracken
L. HL Brim
Senate
Far Haris M Hamshidé
Albert Givin
Mot Gurley
Frank J. Hogan
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Lex. Robinson
Arkansas
Senate Air Mazl
Ruling on Processing Tax on Hogs Changed
Baltimore February 14 The Bureau of Internal Revenue issues a release stating new rules under Agriculture Department approval. Producers may sell or exchange curing hog products without tax up to 309 pounds per marketing year. If more, exemptions apply for 300 pounds but excess tax may be due. Maryland and District of Columbia slaughterers should consult the Baltimore Collector of Internal Revenue for guidance.
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Baltimore
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Helerngnox
Secretary of Agriculture
Sith J Iis
Maryland
Sre
Columbia
Imema
Revenue
Hid
NOTHING WRONG THEY SAY Wastirgio York Stock Exchange probe
York Stock Exchange officials deny material wrongdoing after a market collapse linked to a pool operation involving SpY-Nrs and Ferdinand, with officials and directors under scrutiny. The probe centers on share activity from 60 to 83 and alleged irregularities spreading across the market.
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Wastirgio
York Stock Exchange
Senate
A.cohel
Ferdinand Pecora
D.sorer
Isara
SIS
Honorary LL D. for Mrs Elias Compton of Wooster
ANSWERS Mrs Elias Compton Wooster Ohio received an honorary Doctor of Laws as wife and mother of the famous Comptons Kari Wilson and Arthur The new 13 month calendar is called the International Fixed Calendar B LA stands for Bachelor of Laws.
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Elias Compton
Wooster
Comptons
Kari, Wilson
Arthur
Civil Works program cut as Hopkins orders wage and project reductions
Washington acts to drop about 300000 workers from federal projects as Hopkins directs wage cuts and shutdowns across Civil Works and related agencies. The $950000000 program advances, with state labor offices to enforce new laws and shifts in project management. Local boards report no official notice yet.
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Washington
Harry GL. Hopkins
Civ Works
Reber Adsmiis Rator
Congress
Hopkins
Oit
Wallace
Agricul Wre
Sae
Menis
Elopement Celebration at Miami Beach Honeymoon
Mrs John Schiie and her husband celebrate their elopement at Miami Beach Florida. The couple, son of a prominent New York and Chicago store magnate, surprised guests and now enjoys a Florida resort honeymoon with two dip.
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John Schiie
Miami Beach
Fla
Herusband
New York
Florida
M A Traylor Dead In Chicago Bank Leadership
M A Traylor, 55, Chicago banker and First National Bank leader, who had been active in Fer Mesth, died tonight at 11 from pneumonia after a month of illness. He headed the First National and had been Democratic presidential hopeful the previous year. The death followed relapses despite hopeful signs from doctors.
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Chicago
Séelvin A. Traytor
Ube
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