Hearing Denied in Los Angeles School Board Case
A hearing denied case centers on the Los Angeles school board where the board of education set aside a prior decision by M.M. Marrs and held Ed White as acting superintendent. The dispute stems from former principal Wat Linkeley’s removal and Whitehead’s election by Marrs. the two sides clashed over authority and timing as the state contemplates next steps and possible reassignment to a new board. Governor and state bank involvement are noted with no final resolution.
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Arrests During September Reported by City Dist Distry
In September 865 arrests were recorded by city district officials as reported Wednesday by Selective Sergeant Staats Fitch. Prosecutors led the list of those under charges, with the total recovered amount cited at 40.70 dollars for the month.
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Travis Bridge Bid Tabulation Reported At Fifteen Dollars
A garbled OCR item notes bids tabulated for Travis Bridge with a figure around fifteen dollars. Street Commissioner Paul is mentioned, with Wednesday as a referenced date. The text is unclear but implies a formal bid tally and potential accusations connected to the process.
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Britain Informed Palestine Quiet Tension at Party Conference
British foreign minister Henderson told Labour party conference that Palestine remains stable after violent riots. weather sections predict variable winds and mild temperatures across several cities, with tourists advised.
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Publicist Ella Watts Named Editor in Chief in Hurchenridgs Times
Publicist Ella Watts appointed editor in chief of the Hurchenridgs Times. She is noted as a member of the English hotel society and of the Purple Jackets and Slema Epsilon.
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Hiram Johnson Breaks With Hoover On War Powers
California Senator Hiram W. Johnson openly dissents from President Hoover over wartime power limits under the tariff law. He argues the core issue for the Senate is whether the president can tax or loosen the nation’s taxing power, supporting a flexible provision that allows direct congressional action through reported changes.
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New Post Office for San Antonio Planned by Officials
Officials plan a modern federal building in San Antonio after visiting sites with John Bartlett and others. A local chamber committee will join the conference to review proposed site costs and prevent favoritism claims amid discussions of an $8,000 to $25,000 range for the project.
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Branch Bank Plan Urged in National Reform
San Francisco December 2 191? An official call to expand branch banking was voiced today by Solomon W Pole comptroller of the currency He warned that the national banking system shows weakness and urged allowing national banks to establish branches within their reserve districts under safeguards such as rigorous supervision and capitalization to meet potential risks.
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Enduring Endurance Pilots Face Indorsement Plot
A garbled account hints at endurance pilots Wassall and Chafee from the St Louis Robin being targeted by agents seeking endorsements for products. Agents use telephones and a planned undertaker theme to pressure officials for favorable support, with repeated efforts over several nights. The piece mentions Governor Sampson of Wentucky and Dale G. Jackson, amid confusion and a sense of staged credibility.
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Brooks Glass to Graduate at Kelly Field Ceremony
Brooks Glass and classmates will graduate in the largest class at Kelly Field. An 8:30 a.m. review at Brooks Field will precede the 10:00 a.m. exercises in the Officers Club. General Lamar Mackenbach and Gen. Frank Z. Cakin will attend. Heckenbach to give the address and present certificates. Air Corps officers will pin wings on graduates.
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Death Hearing Delayed for Patrolman Waits Case
Fragmentary report notes a patrolman wait death hearing proceeding with one charge of second degree murder deferred in county court. Writs and coordination with federal authorities appear referenced, but full details are obscured by OCR errors and unreadable text.
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