Burning ships to be built at reduced costs
Washington April 1 Chief Hurley of the Shipping Board says the latest type of oil burning cargo ships, designed with a submarine boat corporation concept, could cut costs and speed shipbuilding. The Newark firm offered eight 100,000 ton freighters with no government guarantee to labor or benefits. The plan, backed by Theodore M. Berlis, envisions heavy economy and comfort, claiming fuel usage allows long steaming without refueling. First ships could be delivered six months after completion.
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Washington, M
Hurley
Shipping Board
Corporation of Newark
Labur
Corse
P Rpuration
Thowah Ue Rest Pricy
Ted
Subinaring Boat Corporation
Theodore Mi. Bervis
Anenvat
Cire
Americans Detained In Camp After British Liaison Issue
New York April reports describe American veterans detained aboard a ship after a dispute between American immigration officials and British military authorities. Two thousand veterans, most of whom served with the British army, were eventually allowed ashore. others remained aboard awaiting clearance. Emigration officials insisted on aliens status for the detained, while some veterans who fought for the United States faced potential removal or continuation aboard until formal landing procedures were settled.
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New York
Cimard
Maine
Gaul
Aili
N.Y
Chalfig
Lannding
Beilieh Fordes
Tay
Revolt Doom In Mexico Ties Stir Washington News
Fragmentary dispatch from Washington cites officials denying a revolt plan tied to Mexican affairs. The report hints at American oil interests and a new defense stance, noting a potential high impact from strategic shifts and urging questions be paused for clarification.
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Washington, D.C
Mexico
Stat
Jasmont
Amovienin
Labor demonstrations and ship rates dominate Rome report
A Rome strike and protest planned amid labor tensions draw attention as demonstrations unfold. Separate dispatches note potential shifts in ocean freight rates to South America and a fatal crash near a farm, with several injured and ongoing investigations.
Verdict Upheld in Civil Appeals Case Amid Turbulent Docket
The court affirmed a $8500 judgment in a suit arising from the sale of kerosene oil leading to an explosion. The panel remanded several proceedings, including cases involving trustees and railways, with judges noting rehearing motions were overruled in related actions.
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Kourtle Courk
Tetal Mourk
Jia Wells Enanty
Garein Ie Seens
My de Cabo
Ramon Steng
Colin
Mes
Bae
Lula
Wilton Va
Annie N. Bently
Travis
My Ty
Gohn
Dosefian Garvig de Saenz
Wells
Marlin J. Bowdpin
Moston
Texas Central Railway Company
Pullman Company
A. Mellnwan
Bexars
Mary
Richirdsny Tys
Bermuda
Lanfl & Livestark Comany
Bosur
C. Hotercontm
pRraham Bront Shora
Bexar
A Morris
Nellie Messe
Alejmulin Rodrigues Va
Wiral State Bank & Trust Company
Fram Web
Withidynyw
Sami Taker
Harrison
Blaze at Travis destroys hay, grain and stable
Ten mills burned along with hay and feedstuffs and Utilities Stable No. 2017 at Eleven Avenue Sixth Street leveled by fire Tuesday night. Fire crews fought in a fierce high wind for about forty five minutes before extinguishing the blaze. Outcome uncertain on total loss. authorities listed property and damage as they assessed the scene Wednesday morning.
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Avene A
Fue
Camp Rvns
Vie
Travis Tire
Boyer Here Saturday Indicate of Low Interest Among Business Men
An upcoming visit by Lient Mauvier Hoyer, a member of the French High Commission, draws many reservations for the Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting. The event at St Anthony Motel features Meqnehman as guest speaker, discussing trade, finance, and postwar collaboration with the United States Chamber of Commerce under President J. FP Haile.
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Sar Antonie
Lient
Mauvier Hoyer
French High Commission
United States
Jinchean
Chamber of Commitee
Sabir Mays
Meqnehman
Pest
Sonar
St Anthony
Astatelerk
Bayer
Chamber of Vermin
Amithe
J. FP. Haile
Tonnge
Bond case decided drives district court to weigh bond terms
The court reviews a $15,000 bond tied to a dispute over district authority and school building plans. The decision centers on the authority of the County Superintendent and district officials to set conditions and the potential impact on the northern jail project and high school construction.
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Besa Tangity
Siti Fue
Vuklorn
Unies
Geo Peneent Oey
Lairly
Enon
Porthern
Vonpty
Ao Glivivion
Anil Alenjed
Vitor Heights Well Tiling Incident Tied to Hospital Admission
Fragmented OCR describes work on a well in Vitor Heights and a Tuesday evening incident. A newsboy delivering papers in the Army Post area was struck by a car and taken to Joe Hospital for treatment. Injuries reported as serious but not detailed.
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Vitor Heights
Raeborn
Komyr Na
Cecil Chian
Army Post
Wud
Joe Hospital
Kort
Sam Howson
Curzon Fears Trouble and War Plans Surface
Fragmented text reports Curzon fearing trouble amid wartime plans and U S rearmament with reference to defense budgets and allied actions. Mentions London April and Washington D C with references to reentry and war department supervision, plus export notes and city mentions including San Antonio and Dallas.
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