Price Control and NRA Labor Talks Amid Recovery Push
Washington reports on price controls, NRA codes, and labor talks as the recovery plan unfolds. President Johnson signals strong enforcement power, with proposed wage and price policing, industry audits, and potential anti trust action to curb unwarranted profits while allowing necessary increases.
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Department of Justice
Jranson
Ty Donald Tichberg
Fenrral
Jonnsen
Tilis
Willan Gruen
Federation of Labor
Thne
Labor Advisory Board
Fragmented City News Snippet From Undefined Sources
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various names and places in a scattered urban-sounding list. It references places like Milan and AMAL, entities such as Brent, Brann, Pioneer, and Turner, and suggests events or notices without clear context or coherent narrative.
Government tightens control over Federal Reserve foreign dealings
Washington officials announce new rules under the Glass-Steagall framework requiring full board oversight of all transactions between any Federal Reserve bank and foreign banks or bankers. The Fed must report existing relationships and written agreements, seek board permissions for future dealings, and ensure clear understanding of provisions, with board representatives monitoring and interpreting the acts for member banks.
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Weather Report Summary for August Sees Mixed Precipitation
The report notes 24 hour precipitation ending Saturday was none, with daily and monthly totals near normal. It cites a one day deficit of 0.13 inch and a monthly accumulation around 9.5 inches since January 1, with surface readings and times listed for late afternoon observations.
Fair Debt Payment Proposed Amid City Tangles
Chicago officials announced a plan to settle a debt totaling about 2.0 million dollars tied to a 20 pot fair project. The proposal outlines payments by a group of trustees overseeing the ExposMuseum Theatre project, with specifics unclear due to garbled source text.
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Chicsgo
Phogenst
Misread Ledger Entry Shows Treasury Figures and Names
The fragment cites a treasury ledger style report listing expenditures and balances with names like Schaffi, Seenin, and Bola. It references the United States Treasury and dates in August, noting totals such as 87,847 and 1,409,004 and other large sums, but the OCR is garbled and several items are unclear.
Hawks Feared Down in Canada
Spotted confusion from a Montreal to Vancouver flight incident in August involving Frank Haikks and others. Reported possible injuries and a feared crash near southern Ontario with later claims remaining uncertain.
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Canada
Montreal
Frank Haikks
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Wan Cure
Nehindi
Mater
Quinria
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Ontario
Pniway
Cuban Regine Amidst Stains of Labor Unrest
Mayana August 26 0 Labor Suprest precipitates renewed agitation as De Cespedes leadership faces agitations across the island. Workers and operators seek shorter hours while agitators challenge Machado’s second term and elections. High authority vows tolerant treatment. Strikes persist among news tobblers shoe workers and messengers linked to the passive revolution.
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Abe
Gerardo Mashado
President de Cispedes
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de Cespedes
Tong
Hayang
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Whiiten
Machada
Machadistas Clash With Cuban Soldiers in Santa Clara
In Santa Clara province on August 28 armed followers of former President Gerardo Madrido clashed with Cuban soldiers and ABC society members in Sangil. Machadistas were reported near three smaller towns as Military Commander Arie ordered units to pursue, with no casualties reported.
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ABC Secret Society
Sangil
Arie
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Machado Prepares to Quit Nassau
Machado, deposed president of Guba, plans an unannounced departure from Nassau by air or sea. He and three advisors seek travel and arrangements aboard the Lady Rodney, a Canadian steamship, due from Jamaica today. a seaplane in the harbor offers another travel option.
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Gerarin Machado
Guba
Kasby Mevarthre
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Jamelea
Reserve policy aims to accommodate commerce and credit
Washington August 26 The Federal Reserve Board held that open market operations will not likely shrink soon. Purchases of government securities fell to 35 million last week from 81 million the prior week. The Board noted rapid business expansion in April to July with production at about 95 percent of the 1923-24 average and employment rising, though unemployment exceeded 1.5 million in the second quarter while the jobless rate fell slightly as workers remained on payrolls.
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Yy Butlerin
NAA
Southern Lumber Heads Study Code
Southern lumbermen studied the details of a code set up by the Home Work Authority Inday with view to the enforcement of a 40 hour week and a minimum wage of 24 cents per hour. An administration plan, including enforcement and probation quotas for September, was prepared today in New Orleans.
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Inday With
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Agalnat Milly
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Two Injured by Day Accidents in City Report
Police report two people injured in daytime collisions. Antamebia and Doria listed among those treated. incidents occurred at intersections including Colorita and Delgo. Names include Sacre Any, Cal, 63, 466 Barret Place, and 1224 Inn Street residents Bev Ennattyee and Treadway. For Rome on the date of Friday, a.m. injuries sustained in a motor vehicle incident.
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Lwo Sietens
Doria
Barret Place
Rome
Inn Street
Minke Wien
Colorita
Delgo
Ginners Warned On Rates By Arkansas Official
Austin Aug 24. A warning was issued by Attorney General Allred to ginners not to adopt higher ginning rates despite a suggested figure from State Commissioner J B McDonald. Allred said ginners claim to follow McDonald’s suggestions, but urged they not act on any price increases. McDonald denied authority to fix rates, saying the proposed 5 cents per hundred was a fair rate and that his actions followed requests from miners and farmers amid a national recovery program. Protests against higher rates have come from about fifty counties as investigations proceed.
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Federal Trade Commission
Menonalé
Agricultural Commissioners
Allred
Glenera
Mec Donald
Missionaries Missing After Ten Months in Yuanchow
American Catholic missionaries from Pittsburgh trapped in Yuanchow since late June have not been heard from. U.S. consular authorities solicit Chinese military aid to arrange a truce between rebels and provincial troops to free the siege area and permit escape. Also reported is the kidnapping and murder of Father Abilio Galego near Yochow in Hunan Province.
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China
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Yuanchow
Pittsburgh
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Yuanchun
Here
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Julier
Open Forum on Apartment Codes and Housing Help
Letter from The Light editor argues for housing relief amid codes and rising rents. Author says hundreds of home owners rely on renting rooms to supplement income and seeks consideration in policy. Describes efforts to pay taxes and avoid walling off rooms while urging actions that favor affordable accommodations.
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Edines
Loyal Legion Editor Seeks Report On Support From Friends
Fragmentary note shows inquiry about Loyal Legion editor and the group’s help to a person referred to as A GIVER. Text mentions many friends and perceived assistance, with unclear context on the report’s purpose or outcome.
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Digi
Jenny
Girl Slain as Cafe Man Fights Bandit
Chicago August 26 a cafe robbery ended in tragedy when a 22 year old woman Mrs Florminn Quin was shot and killed during a struggle with a robber while dining. A man believed to be the robber fled north of the river. Police pursued a suspect in Alb orl parish.
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WETS TAKING LEAD IN TEXAS
In Texas a tight race on prohibition repeal dominates the election scene with wets claiming gains in Dallas and Bexar counties while drys foresee large dry votes in major cities. Officials discuss challenges to exemptions as voting opens and regions like Port Worth and Houston lean wet.
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San Antonio
J. P. Sewell
United Forces For Prohibition
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Anderson
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Daas
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Houston
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Panhandle
Elmer Waie Siahi
Allied Porces For Prohibition
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Gisht
Precinula
Bexar
Anan li
Price clashes hit oil prices across the Midcontinent
Oklahoma and Texas markets show a patchwork of posted prices as producers face scattered districts and varying baselines. Major firms like Sun Oil and Barnsdale refiners push higher due to independent gains pre code approval, with Oklahoma bids at 7 cents and Texas near 9.2 cents per barrel on gravity scales, while officials anticipate a national code impact by September.
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Grea
Oklahoma
Texas
Aun Company
Sut Oil Company
Brest Oklahoma Oil
Sun
North
Gulf Coast
East Texas
Barnsdale
Ollinowa
Curler Ol Company
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Standard Oil Companys of
New Jersey
National Recovery Administration
Tulsa
Nation asks aid to recover Urschel ransom in $165000
Oklahoma City Aug 26. United States district attorney Herbert K Hyde asked the nation to assist in recovering about $165,000 of the Urschel kidnap ransom. He stated the remaining roughly $226,000 is held by associates of Albert L. Bales in Denver and by George Kerby fugitives. The attorney urged lawyers not to negotiate releases for defendants in the Urschel case.
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Oklahoma City
Charies
Ursehel
Herbert K Hyde
United States
Sulfa
Bales F Alnert L
Prohibitionists Face Tight Race Over Wet and Dry Stances
United Blazer Senator Mattix Sheppard co author of Le Eighteenth amendment leads prohibitionist push as states vote on beer legality and a national repeal. Former Governor James Fi Fnr pian predicts few repeals while local options tests shape decisions on beer and relief funds. Public debates center on whether to authorize 20 million for unemployed relief amid a likely close vote nationwide.
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United Blazer
Mattix Sheppard
Sheppard
James ‘Fi
Fnrpian
Inaue
Konanada
Old Friends Ta Tribute Hyde Park Visit
President Roosevelt met old friends and neighbors in Hyde Park Aug 26, seeking support for a balanced budget. He discussed national recovery progress with Secretary Woodin and Budget Director Douglas, noting potential $1 billion financing for six months under tight economy.
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Roosevelt
Mings
Dutchest
Toa
Washington
Inbaraay
Secretary of the Treasury
William H. Wooodin
Lewis Douglas
Douglas
Woodin
Small twister sighted in Del Rio causes damage
A small white funnel shaped twister was seen near Del Rio on Thursday. It moved northerly, damaging property as it swept across the area while the broad sky loomed overhead.
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Bridge Ace to Wed in London
New York lawyer and international bridge player Theo dore Gightner announced plans to marry Mary Patricia Smith at a London register office. Smith is a 25 year old widow whom he has known for three weeks.
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Theodore Gightner
New York
International Bridge Plover
Mary Patricia Smith
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