Senate appropriation debates and wartime air force aid
Senator Phelps and others debate labor disputes and penalties for wage violations while urging state funding for dairy stock at Cornell, arms armory site costs in Rome, and sanitary shore improvements at Oneida Lake. The same session discusses hunting license revocation and Indians hunting rights. The article notes nineteen bombing planes towed to the Canadian border for delivery to the Canadian air force in Sweet Grass Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps J. Phelps
New York Democrat
Walsh
State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
William H. Hampton
Alica Republican
Rome
G. Bean Williams
Gnelda County
Public Works Department
Oneida Lake
Williams
State Conservation Department
Walter WW. Stokes
Coopertown Republic
Stokes
U. 8
Canada
Sweet Grats
Mont
Canadian Air Force
Explorer's Slingshot Routs Hungry Lions
Albert W. Davis, famed explorer and adventurer, claims to be the first to drive off hungry jungle crowds with a slingshot. He recounts perilous journeys across monsoon plains, a Nepal entry via mountain passes on a Maharajah's permit, and a grim annual festival where a crowd faces ritual sacrifice amid bloody streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. WI
York
Jan
Aly Ready
Hassard
Davis
Jack
America
Armand Denis
Leila Roosevelt
Raushef
Theodore Roosevelt
Surma-Yunnan
China
Hich
Yayoar
Calettia
Bonis-Roosevelt
Nepal
Himany
Tadyes
Nemy
Fragmented Local Notice From A Historic Page
The readable fragments hint at a legal or public notice on a historical page. Names, dates, places and actions are unclear but suggest an official record or case note needing compact summarization.
Expedition gains wild game haul in Central Africa
Davis recounts a safari in Tansganyika where he and his crew used antelope fodder and a camera to photograph herds. They battled stinging scents, curious horns, and a stubborn herd that charged the vehicle before retreating after a few shots with a slingshot. The party expected to return home in about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tans Ganyika
Central Africa
Davis
Mons
Wwe
America
Attica
Job Insurance Liberalization Bills Offered
Albany reports a package to liberalize New York unemployment insurance including coverage for workers losing jobs due to strikes or lockouts. Assemblyman John J. Walsh proposes extending benefits to employers of one or more workers, raising max benefits to 16 weeks, and lowering unemployment eligibility to one week. The measures await reports on feasibility and merit rating reforms amid a broader legislative push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York
John J. Walsh
Oneida
Frieda F. Miller
Lehman
Finnish Army imports seven delousing cars for troops
Helsinki reported that seven American made delousing cars have been imported by Finland for use by troops at the front. The devices disinfect soldiers uniforms to prevent the spread of epidemics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Helsinki
INS
Finland
Pair of Buzzards Delay New York Washington Flyer
A Philadelphia area report says a pair of buzzards caused a one hour delay to a key New York to Washington air service by colliding with an electric engine cab and entangling wiring. Engine damage was noted but no injuries reported. Officials investigated the incident and blamed the birds for the disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jan
Pennsylvania
Rairoad
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Hassoldt
Sed Davis
Hassoldt. Davis
New York City
Africa
Explorer
Jay-Cobbs
Jaycobbs
Joseph Cariseo
Weinheimer’s — Selina St
Ree Sor Rational Bank 6 Trust C
Waizen Street
Goode
Mr. Cough Pee
Hudson
Syracuse
Roomviews
Bergaine
Rae A Alle
Pee Es Peree Ween
Sis
Johnny
Saxony
Seinti
LOO Somos
Omeine
Aas T. Grant Co
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