Bids Identical in Federal Contract Investigation
Washington officials said the Justice Department is probing hundreds of cases where firms seeking government contracts for construction materials submitted identical bids. Investigators consider how many bills are truly collusive as the inquiry continues under Assistant Attorney General John Dickinson. Secretary Ickes reported many identical bids involving Grand Coulee Site contracts totaling 422,013.22 and North Platte copper wire bids of 16,506. Ue interior secretary noted the two examples as part of the broader inquiry.
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Dallas Protects Its Men From Mashers
Dallas city authorities move to enforce new rules shielding men from unwanted advances by masherlike figures and clarifying that women may not arrest men unnecessarily while noting historic limits on male access and the evolving stance on public safety.
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Osage Wedding Probe by Federal Agents at Tulsa
The Tulsa World reports the Department of Justice will seek to annex the marriage of Hefshake Tollblood Osage to determine if the Osage Indian from Fairfax, Oklahoma, was duped into marrying. Special agents from the federal Area of Investigation have arrived in Tulsa to probe the alleged deception preceding the wedding.
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Premier of Hungary Dead After Illness at 60
Goemboes Julius Goemboes the premier of Hungary died in Munich Germany after a long illness He was sixty and had recently entered a sanatorium after resigning as minister of war The Mingarian cabinet resigned in Budapest after his death and handed resignations to Regent Nicholas Horthy shortly after an hour of cauterene.
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Securities Act Upheld in Federal Securities Case
Federal Judge William B. James upheld the Securities Act in a ruling on a criminal action. Six defendants indicted for making false representations to sell 3.509 million dollars of trade acceptance faced continuance as their demurrer was overruled and the case moved to the February court calendar.
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Catholic Women Conclude Parley in Dallas
Delegates to the International Federation of Catholic women return home after urging a boycott of Mexican trade and travel while American priests and nuns are barred from Mexico. The federation re elected Mrs Willai H Connell Jr of Pitts as president.
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Hearst Senate Mission Reports From Palestine Begin Series
A Hearst sponsored fact finding mission to Palestine reports from Senator Royal Copeland and colleagues Senator Lanier Mastings and Warren Austin. The group aims to examine the situation and the issues fueling conflict as they settle into a series of articles based on first hand observations.
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Jerusalem Visit Shows Hebrew University Rising Center
U S Senator reports on a Jerusalem tour citing the Hebrew University’s cornerstone layings, extensive library holdings, and cancer research program. He notes Haifa Hebrew Institute of Technology and Tel Aviv Balfour high school, contrasts Jewish and Arab school funding, and warns of violent agitation against Jewish immigration.
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Law School to Grant Diplomas to Fifteen Students
Graduation exercises at St Marys University law school will award diplomas to fifteen students including Mary Aird William Aird George Boatwright Jane Herrington Arthur Jordin Helmer Smith Francis Sullivan William Tupper Bruce Wartz Ned Wells Elbert Dandt Robert Price Woodrey Curtis Edgar Ehgelke and Mark Fuchs. John H. Bickett former chief justice of the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals will deliver principal remarks. The program opens at 8 p.m. with music by the university orchestra conducted by Rev Brother Albert Hageman.
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General Brees to be Honored at Army Day in Dallas
Maj. Gen. Werbert J. Brees commander of the Eighth Corps area will be the guest of honor Wednesday at Army Day celebrations at the Texas Centennial exposition in Dallas. He will fly in to Hensley Field after addressing graduates at Kelly Field, meet Dallas officials, review Army vehicles at Camp Swift, attend a camp dinner, enjoy the Texas Cavalcade, then return to San Antonio. Treasury report shows October receipts 15,081,561.81 and expenditures 30,222,885.18 with a gross debt of 93,021,502,260.10 and gold assets 40,489,739,530.25.
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Chinese Seek Talks With Chiang on Japanese Demands
Chinese government officials were summoned to confer with Chiang Kai-Shek who has begun negotiations on Japanese demands to ease alleged terrorism in China. Japanese representatives led by Ambassador Shigeru Kawagoe opened discussions on similar subjects after Chiang presided over a cabinet meeting—the first in two months.
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Burkett Charges Wallace Lie Over Hearst Articles
Charles W. Burkett, noted economist, charged Secretary Wallace with making malicious falsehoods in a speech last Saturday. Burkett demanded a retraction after Wallace accused him of being hired by William Randolph Hearst to write articles for Hearst newspapers.
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