Roosevelt Proposes Labor Reform Amid Court Ruling
President Roosevelt outlines plans to preserve business records and addresses labor policy after the Supreme Court decision. He seeks to preserve government contractor standards and calls for mediation funding as he hints at potential constitutional changes.
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Bse Supreme Courts
Ostras
Rosscome
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Neas
Elec Ima
National Labor Relations Board
Terentia
NRHA
Secretary of Labor
H Roosevelt
Baltimore PSC considers reargument on Chesapeake and Potomac rates
Public Service Commission members expect to decide within a week whether to ask the Supreme Court for reargument on the 1933 rate cut order for the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company. Richard F. Cleveland urges action to force a specific ruling on whether the rate reduction was confiscatory as noted in the court decision yesterday.
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Baltimore
Public Service Commission
Supreme Court
Commission
Chesapeake and Powmac Telephone Company
Richard F. Cleveland
Met Tome
Scbiots
Governor to Name Appointees After Conference Return
Governor plans to fill all state offices with new appointees upon his return from the governor's conference in Boston. The delay follows a period of reduced demand for used cars and ongoing cabinet considerations.
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Woodcock
Mice
Ermor
Blox
Sand
Government support keeps one fifth of Americans dependent
Government data show about twenty percent of the U S population relies on federal aid for housing food clothing and shelter. The figures span direct government employees public works and armed forces, with families classified under various agency programs.
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Washington
Troilovs
Ferar
Ledooce
Unclear OCR fragment on relief and government factors
Fragmentary text references relief measures and government factors with scattered terms such as Fed empimes LOBAS Vega and £ 90. no coherent events or identities are discernible from the scraped lines.
Damaged Text Summary From A Fragmented Report
Reader fragments describe flood damage concerns and potential mitigation efforts. No clear locations dates or names are readable. The text appears to reference historic flood impacts and possible protective measures without concrete details.
Break in kidnapping case looms with ransom notes in Northwest
Tacoma Washington reports that a ransom bill for 200000 linked to a kidnapping in Eastern Oregon sparked a rush of police activity. Justice Department officials say the case may break wide open within 48 hours as investigators search Seattle and Tacoma for suspects. Local officials deny specifics and note the bill was claimed but money unverified.
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Juxice Department
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Northwest Justice Department
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Blast at Elkton fireworks plant leaves two buildings ruined
An explosion at the Victory Fireworks Company plant in Elkton Maryland leveled two small metal buildings where fuses for cherry torpedoes were made. One woman died from burns, a second woman is critically injured, and 12 others were hurt. Fire destroyed both structures, while a third building and its contents escaped with damage. An inquiry and coroner’s inquest were announced, with Robert Harman the sole male worker present when the blast occurred. Authorities report multiple fires and a large plant of 40+ metal structures in the area.
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Elkton
Sreworks
Vicwry Puresorgs and Company
E. D. E. Roles
Stanley D. Jeffers
Sirs
Cecelia McNabe
Pba
Laurammons
Hoses
Robert Harman
Harman
Victory Company
National Fireworks Company of
Boston
Postage stamps illustrate Germany’s hyperinflation era
A 1920s stamp example shows a value of 26 000 000 000 marks as Germany’s currency plummeted after World War I. The piece notes stamps printed without values and surcharged daily as the mark’s value collapsed. Return to normal postage occurred late in 1923.
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United States
Germany
NEA Service, Inc
Verdict for defendant in auto accident case
A Carroll County Circuit Court jury returned a verdict for defendant Westbil Stephens in the Rich versus Stephens auto collision case. The trial, moved from Frederick County to Westminster, involved $15,000 damages sought by Mrs Florence Rich of Washington.
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Westser
Florence Rich
Washington
Westbil Stephens
Woodstock
Plainoff
Frederick County
Westminster
Venter
D. Eugene Waisa
D. Partridge
Plaims
Theodore Brown
Walter E. Simm
Thurmont
Rich
Edward C. Gallagher
Stephens
Gallagher
Tocal
Hearings Continue on Less Drastic Vehicle Law Treatment
In Maryland on June 4 hearings were held across On treville Chestertown and other towns to hear cases against defendants charged with rover vehicle law violations. Dana Reds head of the Motor Vehicles Commission urged more guidance and less drastic treatment for automobile operators. Tomorrow more hearings are planned in Westminster Rockville and Annapolis.
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Tcense
Office of the Commssioner of Motor Vehicles
Ontreville
Chestertown
Rudy
Comimissoner of
Walter R. Rudy
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Tomarow
Westminster
Rockside
Annapolis
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