Union Adopts Graft Eyed Plan in Congress Debate
Westbrook Pegler critiques a proposed 1940s California style budget reform, calling it a “Hitlerian” overreach. He argues unions may back lawmakers for pay, outline how gifts or raises could be taxable, and warns Congress must curb such subsidies to preserve independence.
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LGO-BEATER MINT Instructions For Cleaning The Eater
The fragment describes steps to clean an alleged aggedeater using cold water washing, hot water soaking, and air drying. It emphasizes keeping the cogs out of water during the process and ends with vague guidance on finishing. The text is garbled and lacks clear entities or dates.
Answer to Salordey puzzle from damaged text
Fragmented OCR lists many scattered terms and names across science, linguistics, and history. It references institutes and terms like nutrition science, Russian stockades, pronouns, poets, political abbreviations, and a Salordey puzzle answer. The readable content hints at a composite puzzle solution.
New Mormon Head Named at Salt Lake City Church
May 17 report from Salt Lake City notes 26 year old George Albert Smith named eighth president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints after death of President Wilford Woodruff. He succeeds to a role held by Brigham Young and is described as a descendant of both the church founder and colonial governor Edward Winslow.
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Coach Derailment Injures 24 Soldiers
A troop train derailment injured 24 soldiers, all overseas veterans, and three Putnam company templates. About 400 officers and men attended the event as the train bound for Camp Atterbury Indiana and Fort Alls Texas was halted. None of the injured were from San Antonio.
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False Teeth Popular South of Border
Miammat Fla May 22. Expor mf false teeth to South America has taken a tremendous upswing. Pan American Airways officials reported a surge for shipments destined to Brazil Uruguay and Argentina.
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Washing machines to go on sale this year
Washing machines probably will be available for retail sale this year with repair and replacement parts for cars and trucks. The war production board yesterday removed all restrictions on auto parts manufacture and says 760,000 households will need washing machines this year. Home droners and tirleys will be released from production restrictions and supply will be limited only by materials, freights and power. Exchange Starter John Law, Scottish economist, started the Stock Exchange.
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Khaki Facts San Antonio veterans listed at War Department
A San Antonio compilation lists veterans and service details including Sgt. John B. King Jr, technician fifth grade George R. Toyce, Capt. Edward P. Harrison, and others stationed at Fort Sam Houston Randolph Field and India Burma theater. It notes navy personnel from Texas alive in service, promotions, deployments, awards, and miles logged in France and at air depots.
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Private Breger Abroad Br DAVE BREGER
A 1941 force expansion grants 100 000 vessels across categories. The update lists 1150 combatant ships, 82 266 landing ships and craft, and 657 auxiliaries joining the 7 695 already in service. Remaining craft cover patrol and mine work and small craft.
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Charge May Be Dropped After Reporter Refusal
WASHINGTON May The house veterans committee advanced toward a fresh action on a contempt case against Albert Deutsch of PM News for refusing to reveal confidential sources. Representative Rogers said she would move for reconsideration of last Friday’s committee vote to indict Deutsch for failing to name veterans administration officials who provided information used in critical articles.
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Dallas Officer Freed From Nazi Prison Report
Dallas reports relief as Gileson Giles, 23, son of State Land Commissioner J Bascom Giles of Austin, returned from a German prisoner camp. Aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Adair Dyer relayed the news from Dallas, dated May 83.
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