Final Skirmish Over Soldiers Bonus Debated In Congress
Washington March 22 Republican leaders prepared for the final skirmish over soldiers bonus legislation as the House set four days of debate before a call for a vote. Leaders said no change to any vote was expected, while rival plans circulated to delay and block passage. The Ways and Means subcommittee prepared to receive the bill back with a substitution for a bank loan provision, and a special session was discussed to consider the measure.
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Wall Street Fights Ford's Musc Shoals Plan
An article reports Wall Street opposition to Henry Ford's Musc Shoals government project proposal. It notes investors fear political risk and patina from fertilizer interests while Ford and associates defend the plan amid ongoing lobbying and travel. Ford plans to visit Lavin Fort Amvera and press his case, with Edixon cited as a fertilizer interests critic and Wall Street tensions rising.
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Edgars Masters Divorce Case Details Revealed
A 1944 divorce case shows Edgar Lee Masters ordered by Judge Irwin to provide support for his wife and daughter after a separation. The court refused further spousal support and required Masters to pay alimony and child support, with attorneys Evans and V1 noted in the proceeding.
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Masters awarded alimony and child support amid new anthology claim
WL Waker notes the entry of a claim to an anthology titled Epoon River Anthology. Masters has published The Great Valleys and Toward the Golf, while Ike Doom's Day Book is also listed. Masters was granted separate maintenance and ordered to pay $2,000 back pay and $800 monthly support for two daughters.
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Ali
Gas and fuel oil stocks under scrutiny amid rising shortages
Washington reports a potential advance in denied gas and fuel oil supplies as stock and consumption data compile. January production reached 11 691 000 gallons with February stock reviews showing large gains. May 1521 stock baseline cited and daily consumption trends noted amid supply concerns.
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Nevada divorce residence rule seeks one year stay
A march 22 1964 dispatch reports Bishop George of the Egisco pes Church of Nevada backing a petition to change the divorce residence requirement from six months to one year. The plan aims to reenact the 1913 law, effective from June 134, as noted by the Legislative in February 1910.
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Egilscopes Church of Nevada
Would Free Convicts Petition Urges Wartime Prisoner Release
Washington March 22 A petition signed by 500 members of the House of Representatives urged President Harding to release all wartime prisoners on humane terms for expressions of opinion not for serious crimes. The joint omnicom of the American Civil Liberties Union announced the petition and said 20 children whose fathers were in prison would come here next month to appeal personally to the president.
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Upper two stories of Trinity Church parish house burn
New York on March 22 a fire devastated the upper two stories of the Trinity Church parish house near St. Pauls Chapel on Lower Broadway. The blaze spread through offices and the cemetery yard, drawing a large crowd as firemen fought to control the flames. Police faced challenges keeping the street clear in the financial district.
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Actor Stages Self in Chicago Opera Scene Tragedy
A backstage disturbance during Act I of Tague: Dame by the Russian Grand Opera Company in Chicago led to soprano Marie Mashir and tenor Vladimir Haniloff continuing the show after chorus member Slava Stankevielz stabbed himself above the heart with a scissors component. He was removed to a nearby hospital where doctors said he had a chance to recover.
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Pastor to be tried in Montreal in March session
A Montreal court today marked Pastor A. as a defendant in a formal trial. The judge ordered the accused to be remanded for further proceedings and to appear at the next March session for continued examination.
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Murder case links handwriting to priest in brother's death
The King’s Bench case next June centers on alleged murder by a man accused of killing his half brother Raoul. Evidence includes a parcel sent to Detective Lorraing, and a chain with a broken guard on the body. Prosecutors argue the handwriting matches Father Delorme.
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Aged Woman Lyons Dies in St. Louis Area at 107
Aged woman M. Lyons of St. Louis reported dead at age 107 in Aged, Missouri. Born near Naskuskai, she had lived in the area since 2844. Despite ten years of blindness she attended church daily until a fractured hip last year. Survived by a son, 17, and 20 grandchildren including several great great grandchildren.
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Laundry Ad and Career Move Across Newswire Noise
A San Antonio laundry ad offers 20 pounds washed for one dollar and mentions a contact at the steam laundry. A Roswell man, son-in-law of the late Aude Carnegie, declines executive posts to take a teaching fellow position at New York University, while Mennonites dispatch famine relief provisions worth billions to Ukraine per Moscow.
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Skirt Length Case Heads for Kansas Supreme Court
Lawrence March 22 A Kansas Supreme Court appeal may decide whether skirts worn by Alfre Hansen and Maul Birchanan at Vinland rural school should extend three inches below the knee. Judge Hugh Means had issued a temporary ruling and a further decision is set for April. Attorney J B. Riling said the appeal would be filed, challenging the Vinland school board rule.
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Two Girls Challenge for Length, School Board Action Flashpoint
Judges issued a temporary restraint against the school board amid disputes over dress code length. Henson and female students had preferred skirts, but mothers and wives fought the ban, prompting a contested return to school. The case revolves around school authority and parental involvement in student attire.
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Root urges respect for law at San Francisco bar event
Elbu Root of New York, former secretary of state and senator, told San Francisco Bar Association members that restoring faith in fundamental liberties requires a stronger contract with law. He urged greater emphasis on ethics among aspiring lawyers and avoided political topics during his remarks.
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Red Cross to Meet in Geneva March 28 to 31
The Associated Press reports Geneva will host the annual meeting of the General Council of the Red Cross. The session will focus on continued international aid, public health promotion, epidemic suppression, and extending the Red Cross movement globally with emphasis on expanding cooperation among national societies. The United States donations via the American Red Cross have totaled about 9.28 million over the past three years.
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Texas Company Re-elects Officers and Directors
The Texas Company re-elected all officers and directors. Amos Is, of New York, was re-elected president and B. G. Lathin of New York was chosen chairman of the board at the meeting held in Houston on March 22.
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