Justice dept probes identical bids on government supplies
Washington officials said they investigated "hundreds" of cases where firms bidding for government construction material contracts submitted identical bids. Eight cases cited show steel tubing and copper wire bids priced exactly like others, suggesting collusion. Interior and justice divisions coordinate inquiry, while a separate note mentions a campaign contribution in Austin Ontario.
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Dallas Protects Men From Mashers Sequel Rights
Dallas city fathers move to guard men from unwanted advances, citing long unlawful attendant misbehavior. The measure aims to curb male harassments while noting women’s freedom to speak, with officials warning of legal changes to protect men.
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Dallas
Osage Wedding Probe Under Federal Action
Tulsa October 6 The Tule World reports the Justice Department led by Homer Cummings will seek to annul the marriage of Hehshahke an Osage man who wed Maud M on August 5 Preliminary to federal action special agents from the federal bureau of investigation have traveled to Tulsa to determine if the 70 year old Osage man from Fairfax Ohio was misled into marriage.
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Premier of Hungary Dead After Long Illness
Munich dispatch reports Julius Goeboes, premier of Hungary, died today at Nymphenburg after a long illness at age 50. His resignation had been offered by ministers last month as Hungary’s cabinet dissolved following his death and the resignation of key ministers.
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Germany
Julius Goeiboes
Hungary
Nymphenburg
Kemlars
Securities Act Upheld in Federal Court Test
In Los Angeles, Judge William P. B. damea upheld the constitutionality of the 1933 Securities Act in a ruling that marks the act's first test of its criminal provisions. Indicted for allegedly making false representations to sell 1.509 million dollars of trace securities, six defendants including Paul D. Roubay and M. E. B. Waggoner were overruled on their demurrer and pleaded innocent. The case was continued to the February court calendar.
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Fedtral Securities
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Damea
Secord
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Paul D. Roubay
M. EB. Waggoner
FP. Nelson
J. Clare Thorp
P. I. Phelps
B. F. Boyd
Catholic Women Conclude Parley in Dallas Ost
Delegates at the International Federation of Catholics concluded their Dallas convention urging American Catholics to obey trade and travel rules for entry, with American priests and nuns barred from the country. The federation re-elected Mrs. William H. Connell of Pittsburgh as president and named Mrs. George H. Bradford of New York City as vice president.
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Interntional Federation of Catholics
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George H. Bradford
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Rehabilitate What 43 the situation in Palestine today
Hearst newspapers publish in Palestine reports from an official Senate commission led by Royal S Copeland David O Hastings and Warren Be ernstein. They present first hand observations across several articles starting with a sketch by Senator Royal S Capoten.
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Royal S. Copeland
David O. Hastings
Warren Beernstin
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Hebrew University Jerusalem A Beacon Of Education Amid Turmoil
Royal S and Senator describe Jerusalem’s Hebrew University as a modern marvel with a library of over 300 000 volumes and diverse departments from Bible studies to cancer research. They note Hadassah and Jewish committees fund the medical center and praise Haifa’s technology institute and Tel Aviv’s Balfour High School while contrasting Jewish and Arab school funding in Palestine.
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United States
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Thas Satatue
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Now & Relugte
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Haifa
Hebrew Institute of Technology
Jacob Schiff
New York
Holy Land
Tel Aviv
Balfour High School
America
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Jewish National Roundt Aties Ltd
St Marys Law School to Graduate Thirteen in Ceremony
The St Marys University School of Law will award diplomas to 13 graduates Tuesday evening at Central Catholic High School. John H. Bickett former chief justice will deliver the address. Graduates include Mary Aird William Aid George Heathwright Lame Norrington Arthur Jordin Helmer Smith Francis Sullivan William Tupger Edward Waitt Ned Welty Elbert Jandt Robert Price Woodrow Curtis Edward Engelke and Math Fuchs. The university orchestra will perform under Father Beather Atherton Wacomann. Evening exercises begin at 8 p m.
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Te Central Catholic High
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John H. Bickett
Fourth Court of Givit
Dallas
Mary Aird
William Aid
George Heathwright
Lame
Norrington
Arthur Jordin
Helmer
Honored Gen Brees to keynote Army Day in Dallas
General Herbert J. Brees, commander of the Eighty Corps area, will be guest of honor at Army Day celebrations at the Texas Centennial in Dallas. He will fly to Dallas after delivering the principal address at Kelly Field and review troops at Camp Stephen F. Austin before dinner with camp officers and a Cavalcade performance, returning to San Antonio that night. He travels with aide Capt Clovis Byers.
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Eighty Corps
Dallas
Hensley Field
Kelly Field
Brees
Danas
Camp
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Chinese Discuss Demands of Japs Nanking Get
Chinese government officials were summoned today to confer with Gen Chiang Kai Shek who recently returned to Beijing to lead negotiations on Japanese demands for reducing alleged terrorism in China. Japanese representatives led by Ambassador Shigeru Kawagoe opened parallel talks on similar subjects.
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Burkett Charges Wallace Lied in New York Speech
Charles W. Burkett, noted economist and agricultural authority, accuses Secretary Wallace of knowingly uttering malicious falsehoods in a public speech. Burkett demands a rectification and challenges state tests Wallace cited regarding Burkett's alleged hiring by William Randolph Hearst to write articles for Hearst newspapers.
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Agricultural Authority
Burkett
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Willam Randolph Hearst
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