Quin Delivers Ultimatum To Taximen
Acclimatum was delivered by Mayor C. K. Quin to taxi cab operators. By Tuesday they must apply for permission to operate under the citys new taxi bonding ordinance or face arrest for violation. Only Yellow Cab and Silver-Blue Taxi have applied. Ten-Cent Tax offered a bonding proposal officials rejected. Bond requires 2500 limits for swindlers and passengers and 1000 for property damage.
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Light's Free Rental Directory at Pigely-Wiggly Stores
Want a desk size plotter ask at The Light ad counter Broad Way Fifth Street free copies of The Light's Free Rental Directory available in all Pigely-Wiggly stores Ak for Mes.
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Extradition dispute shadows Yugoslavia Italy clash
In Los Angeles the strike violence injured a score of riders as cars were attacked by pickets. Officials seek arbitration with wage demands of 63 to 93 cents an hour. In Europe Yugoslavia defies France over extradition of Pavelich and Kvaternik linked to the Marseille assassination. Italy blocks France at the Turin court of appeals, deepening tensions with Yugoslavia as Geneva negotiations loom.
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Demonstration of human television theory in Rome
In Rome at the Royal University professors and scientists witnessed Dr Calligaris press body points on a subject who then described people and objects beyond a wall. He claimed skin areas can trigger super sensory impressions enabling sight of distant or unseen objects.
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Detroit Student Airman Dies After Plane Crash
A student pilot, Sharpe, 23, died after a plane went into a tailspin from about 1000 feet. The crash also involved Roy Reid, 38, of Detroit, who was injured. The incident occurred during a training flight yesterday.
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Solon to Reveal Tax System Leaks
Senator Arthur P. Duggan, chairing a special senate committee, said the panel will identify leaks in the tax system and bring them to the attention of the public. The Austin briefing notes the committee’s determination to expose gaps and inform voters.
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Japanese Finance Minister Fuji Resigns Over War Budget
Tokyo reports Finance Minister Bandanobu Fuji resigns amid opposition to a billion-yen army and navy budget. Official reasons cite health, but sources say he opposed the budget during an all night cabinet session. Other items mention a studio upright piano for sale at 175 dollars in classified ads.
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Wounded Eleven Dollars Rent Three Room House
A classified ad offers a three room unfurnished house at 423 Coleman Street for eleven dollars a month under Light Classified Ads Classification 40. The terse notice states rental terms without additional details.
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Exports Show Gains for October 1933 Trade
Washington reports October exports reaching 1993 levels with a total of 352,000 and a favorable balance of 76,723,000. Imports stood at 129,629,000, while first ten months of 1933 show exports at 1,767,897,000 and imports at 1,371,371,000.
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Widow Sues Man Freed in Slaying Mockery Case
The widow of De Leon W. Squier sues Charles G. Duke, freed in a prior slaying case, for 75750 dollars alleging wrongful death. She represents her two sons and three daughters, claiming the osteopath Weeks 880 room and board were mismanaged at 123 San Pedro Avenue, Seattle. classification 44. Ligat Classified Ads.
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Franco Russian Alliance Urged as Path to Peace in Europe
CHATEAU-THIERRY France Nov 26 Edouard Herriot cabinet minister urged Franco Russian cooperation as the best way to insure peace in Europe speaking at a World War battlefield school dedication. He said the alliance was directed against no one and warned against being fooled by false promises.
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Is This Too Good for Your Cough Creomilsjou Ad
An advertisement touts Creomilsjou as a multi use cough remedy promising quick relief. It warns coughs are danger signals and urges readers to consult a druggist who guarantees satisfaction if it fits the reader, presenting the product as a safe, effective option.
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