Wage Pact Battle in Appalachians Divides Congress
The stalled fight over a 830 million veterans aid bill ends as the Democratic House votes down the veto after seven hours of debate. Republicans and some Democrats push for funding via new taxes or budget expansion, while supporters rally for immediate pay to veterans. The defeat leaves the bill on the statute books with lingering political tension.
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Insull Bonded Release Noted in Chicago Plex Case
Fragmentary report indicates Insull was freed on bond in Chicago after a complex legal proceeding. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but bond amount and connections to a larger financial case are referenced.
Immense Program to Boost Trade
An immense program to boost trade is outlined by the administration, aiming to expand capital goods industry and create jobs through federal initiatives. Officials project investment in home construction and industrial outreach, with Johnson, NRA administrator, endorsing the plan though concrete steps remain uncertain. Proposals include extending Home Owners' Loan Corporation powers and establishing new lending agencies, while ongoing studies assess home situations and farm housing needs as part of broader economic relief efforts.
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Republican chiefs meet in Milwaukee for state convention
35 Republican chiefs convene in Milwaukee to discuss organization as delegates prepare to choose the state convention’s place and timing. The gathering aims to assess party leadership and set plans for the upcoming event.
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How They Voted When Senate Overrode Veto Of Veterans Allowances
A fragmented report shows votes on overriding a veto related to veterans allowances. It lists a mix of ayes and noes across party lines and mentions a Senate roll call with unclear names and positions, reflecting a heated partisan clash.
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Gun Vet of Order Sparks NRA Censorship Debate
A garbled late era dispatch reports an NRA censorship action led by Alvin Brown amid a broader inquiry into orders from the Recovery Administration. The communication, attributed to a United Press stall correspondent, mentions General Hugh and various officials, with confusion over who authorized disclosures and how information would be released to reporters.
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Robbery Tale Sparks Suspicion in Town
Fragmentary OCR reads as a chaotic tale of a robbery with references to a suspect, a location, and local names. The readable bits mention warned shopkeepers, a possible suspect, and community officials weighing the incident within a broader heritage context.
Nation Shaken by Veteran Vote
The article reflects widespread concern as veterans influence a senate vote, highlighting editorials praising the president while warning against consolidation of power. It notes fears of dictatorship amid partisan tension and calls for careful leadership in troubled times.
Authorized to Cram Full Work Week into Remaining Two Bays
A terse note appears to authorize cramming the full work week into the remaining two bays. The fragmentary text shows noise and unclear names but indicates organizational gating of schedule space and capacity constraints in a constrained facility.
Mendota Insane Hospital abuse claims emerge in testimony
Witness Ray Tulse testifies at Mendota State Hospital incident inquiry, detailing choking, forced feeding, and dirty surgery allegations. He identifies inmates harmed by attendants, with accounts of gas exposure and deliberate suffocation methods used on patients.
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DROWN MAKES PLEA OF NOT GUILTY TODAY
A plea of not guilty was entered for Oscar Schrader's death as legal maneuvers continue. Circuit proceedings included a hiatus hearing with statements from counsel for Norton News and a judge noting the court’s consent to a custody decision. Brown remains in custody on 85000 bond while proceedings date the next steps.
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Relief Workers Forced to Pay to Party Fund
A fragmented report notes relief workers in Wisner Nebraska and surrounding counties pressured to contribute salaries to a party fund. The account mentions involvement by local officials and suggests a broader state or federal link, with references to named individuals and governance at county level.
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Patron of Arts, Kahn, Dies Suddenly
The senior partner of Lark & Co. and a Wall Street figure died suddenly at 2245. Born in Germany, he had long been a distinguished, powerful player in financial circles. He lies in state as colleagues and family mourn his passing.
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Workers Rise in Wages and Strikes Across Factories
Wage hikes gain momentum as 186000 steel workers get an April 1 raise and 140000 more anticipated. Industry-wide increases follow a 60 truck drivers strike and related labor actions. Airplane plants in Buffalo report delivery contracts while unions clash with management. New York taxicab drivers, and other disputes prompt federal conciliators to intervene.
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Mostly Cloudy and Colder Weather Report
The weather bulletin notes mostly cloudy skies and colder temperatures with diminishing daylight. Central and eastern areas may see tonight’s end of cloud cover. Wednesday remains cold with possible light snow flurries and continued cloudy conditions. North regions anticipate colder air, with values around 37 degrees and a high near 24.
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Head of American Lutheran Church To Preach Friday
The head of the American Lutheran Church will deliver a Friday sermon. The service is set for early evening at St. Paul’s Church. Congregation members are invited to attend and participate in the special event.
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Contest in Arabian Desert Contingent On Factors
In Mehsad region a contest hinges on multiple factors and tribal loyalties. The piece notes debts, royal fortunes, and personal history amid a shifting political landscape with factions named and allegiances tested.
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