Lilley Answers Submarine Boat Scandal Charge
Waterbury June 8 Representative George L Lilley released a statement defending himself regarding the submarine boat scandal. He says a suggestion that a member was annoyed by Electric Boat reps does not constitute a charge against the house and emphasizes his belief Electric Boat earned excessive profits from government contracts. He adds he has no current or past interest in any submarine torpedo boat company.
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Waterbury
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George L. Lilley
Boutell
Committee of Congress
House
Electric Boat Company
United States
Live Stock Markets New York June Report
CATTLE supply light and market steady with prime prices around $6.40 to $6.75 for choice and veal calves in the $6.10 to $7.25 range. HOGS receipts light and prices shown for heavies to pigs, roughs and Yorkers around $4.50 to $6.80. SHEEP AND LAMBS supply light with prime wethers near $4.60 to $4.76 and lambs around $6.10.
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New York
Butter-Creamery Speciale Mo Ex Tras Firsts
Fragmentary OCR text mentions butter creamery in Missouri, firsts and extras, stock numbers, and process notes. The readable items reference dairy, quality terms, and assorted garbled phrases, indicating a classified or notice snippet about dairy products and stock or pricing.
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Pearls Necklace Duty Case Ends in $110,000 Bill
New York June 3 A court ruling affirms that a pearl necklace purchased in Paris remains a necklace even when the string is removed. William B Leeds faces $110,000 in duties after previous appraisal of the thirty-seven pearls as individual gems. The Circuit Court reversed the board, upholding a 60 percent duty on the necklace rather than 10 percent on separate pearls.
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New York
William B. Leeds
Rock Island Railroad
United States
Paris
Lacombe
Board of Appraisers
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Uncle Sam
United States Circuit Court
June events listed for community activities and school events
A compiled June schedule shows a mix of community activities. Items include the 28th annual convention of the Ladies' Slovak Union, strawberry festivals, a Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival, school class exercises at Majestic Theatre, the annual dance and banquet for a graduating class, a high school commencement at Majestic Theatre, a Lawn Festival with cadets, a trolley ride, and a private excursion involving a hunting or scouts group. The notice references the Eagle Athlete event, the Weetsemster Cadets, and local church society activities.
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Slovak Union
Demtist Chapel
Majestic Theatre
High Schoot Aleaee Association
Majende Theatre
Weetsemster Cadets
Aréeet Lee
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