U S Attorney Charges Arch Coleman in Post Office Lease Case
U S Attorney J Terrill testifies that Arch Coleman acted in bad faith over a local post office lease fight in St Paul Minnesota as witnesses describe the alleged fraud and misrepresentation tied to a $290 000 building and a $120 000 annual rental dispute with Postal Station Incorporated Chicago mover Jacob Kulp involved in the non cancellable clause details surrounding the post station lease were sought from Otic N Ralbx former post master and Charles J Moos present postmaster. investigators allege the leases were fraudulent and corrupt.
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Senate
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Minnesota
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John Dy Binine
Teepublican
Winconsin
Coleman
Tacob Kulp
Chicago
Otic N.ralbx
Charles J. Moos
Ambulance Plane Sent to Fort Ringgold for Soldier
Master Sergeant Heraard Wallace and Bergh D. KR. Rass departed Kelly Field in an airplane ambulance early Wednesday to reach Fort Ringgold and transfer a wounded soldier to Fort Sam Houston base hospital later the same day, according to Kelly Field officials.
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Bergh. D. KR. Rass
Kelly Ficks
Fort Ringgold
Fort Sam Lieuston
Kelly Field
Pope Opens New Vatican Phone Line System
Vatican reports Pope Paul VI today activated a new Vatican telephone network by flipping a switch and signing a memorial parchment to thank the International Telephone and Telegraph Company for installing the panel.
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Vatican
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Diue
Pala
International ‘Telephone and” 'Telegraphis Company
Widow Pensions for War of 1812 Veterans Continue
Washington reports that widows of War of 1812 veterans still receive government pensions. Civil War veterans on pension rolls declined by 11,082 in the year ending June 30. Total pensioners ended the year at 404,257 with disbursements of 210,203,540.
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Washington, D.C
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Church
Bureau of Pensions
Union
Greek Church Head Quits Turkey for U S Mission
Monsignor Athinagoros, newly confirmed archbishop of the American Greek Orthodox church, will leave Istanbul for the United States today via Athens. He will be joined there by the new bishops of Chicago and Boston. The dispatch notes the church’s activity and travel plans.
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Turkey
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Athinagoros
United States
Athens
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Boston
Zeal of Insurance Agent Costs Doctor Matthai
Lincoln Nebraska November 10. Doctor J H Matthai head of Sintec Orthopedic hospital resigns after nine years. An insurance agent sought to obtain licensing details for an immediate policy, but found no registration for the hospital head. Matthai says he is exempt from Nebraska license requirements as he is not in general practice. Real estate ads and classified notes appear in the meal estate column.
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Neb
J. H. Matthai
Sintec Orthopedic Hospital
Maithai
Nebraska
Ford introduces new Model Ford at low price with lasting economy
The new Ford lineup includes roadster coupe sedan and convertible models with prices from 435 to 625. Ford emphasizes low first cost, low operating expenses, and long depreciation life. High quality materials and precise manufacturing justify the value. Ack the nearest Ford dealer for a demonstration.
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