Coal contract talks collapse between Lewis and coal operators
Washington reports collapse of two day old wage talks as United Mine Workers oppose continuing conferences with Southern Coal Producers. Lewis cites breach of contract and prepares for a policy committee meeting, with the future of seating and negotiations uncertain.
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John L Lewis
Joseph E Moos
Southern Coal Producers Association
Lewisesterday
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Sit
Finctor
Lewis
Joseph E Mood
Wet spell ends as sun returns after 12 days of rain
The 1916 weather summary notes a 12 day stretch of rain ending yesterday while cool, clear conditions were forecast for tonight and tomorrow. Andrew Keller reports September 1916 had heavy rainfall, with temperatures warming from a 32 to around 68 degrees as fair, cooler weather spread from New York to the Rockies.
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Andrew Keller
New Tonge
New Yark
Rockies
Clasgow
Bank Pays Kellems Tax in Westport Case
WESTPORT Conn INS The Federal Government won a round today in its withholding tax case against Vivien Kellems outspoken woman manufacturer Funds of Miss Kellems totaling Questions 3168540 were handed to an Internal Revenue collector by Westport Bank and Trust Co The Government had sought a lien for this amount against the Kellems Company after Miss Kellems refused to deduct the withholding taxes of her 40 employees The 1635401 was argued to be due for penalties and interest Miss Kellems called the Federal procedures absolute and described the actions as violent and the transfer of private property.
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Miss Kelleme
Westport Bank and Trust Company
Kellems
Miss Kellems
Editorial on Tyranny and Independence in Today’s Paper
A partial, OCR read of a 20th century newspaper page highlights a House of Representatives action granting powers, with editor Marquis Childs opining on independence of thought in America. The text lists page references for features such as comics, horoscope, amusements, and columns across pages 8 to 38.
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America
Marquis Childs
Ida Torn
Kain
Dean Croseword
Mary Haworth
Sny
Hungarian Envoy Quits Over Bushe Gov Attacks
Hungarian Minister Rustam Vambery resigned in Washington protesting alleged communist domination at home. He cited noncooperation by Bucharest government and vitriolic press attacks targeting the United States and its vote of America, referring to State Department broadcasts.
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Washington
Rustam Vambery
United States
Vambery
Bucharest
America
Scots Criticize Royal Couple Over Paris Attendance
Scottish churchmen condemned Prince Philip and Princess Elizabeth for attending theater and club events in Paris last Sunday. They warned the royal visit set a poor example for public morals.
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Elisabeth
Paner Philip
Boise Entes
Stnday
Paris
Soviet Tactics Unchanged Says Marshall
Secretary of State George Marshall said the Russians have shown no sincere effort toward peace since their offensive began. He urged constructive action on issues before international bodies and noted no change in Soviet obstruction of talks. He warned progress has been blocked by Moscow and emphasized need for broader discussion among major powers.
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Henry A Wallacey
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Russia
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Eisenhower Nominated Rumor Looms at Democratic Convention
The Democratic National Convention may place General Dwight D Eisenhower s name on the first ballot as a potential candidate. Alabama and other southern delegates threaten walkouts if civil rights planks favor Truman, while Eisenhower s appeal to split Southern support grows amid internal party maneuvering and draft talk from leaders like Howard McGuinn.
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Washington
Dwight D Ensenhowe
Alabama
Praman
Eisenhower
Liumans
Hang Alo
Roosevelt
Eisenhower Eisenhower
Columbia
Leify Appatenila
Truman
Howard McGuinn
Chaman
Yank Who Cursed 2 Soviets Jailed
An American man from Perth Amboy New Jersey was sentenced to six months in jail and fined seventy dollars after profanely insulting two Soviet officers. The case, connected to military proceedings, involved Pvt. John R Murphy of Indianapolis who was arrested alongside Osalinski and acquitted by the court martial panel.
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Tranktort
Germany
Pie Roche Osotinski
Perth Amboy
John R Murphy
Indianapolis
Osolinski
Pec
S Army Cetaf mm
Ind Pte
Eviden
Dadcal
Phy Sens
Te Hag
Gant
Oswego Train Service Postponed Amid Commission Review
Oswego to Syracuse passenger service, canceled to June 1 due to financial losses, postponed after Public Service Commission intervention. One daily round trip previously ran each way, with timings around 9:55 AM from Oswego and 1:50 PM return potential changes pending review.
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Syracuse
Oswego
Diegiel
Tyane
Family Affair in Washington D C as President Faces Pressure
In Washington today a family matter surges into public view as President Tiemans navigates domestic concerns involving his wife and children while addressing political pressures and public expectations. The scene unfolds amid ongoing policy debates and official duties.
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Washington
Tiemans
Fiaugher
Coed Mother of 6 Among 10 To Win Phi Beta Kappa Awards
A Syracuse University coed mother of six and Miss Latta Pularsky lead a list of ten students named to Phi Beta Kappa. The dean of men Frank Piskor announced the selection. Mrs George Bergeron and other campus leaders are among the honorees. The ceremony marks recognition of outstanding academic achievement across arts and sciences.
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Phi Beta Kappa
George Bergeron
Hlde
Steann Heights
Tanuary
Latta Pularsky
Cueen
Niagara Falls
Womens
Peroni
Sacy Thes
House passage near Red Front groups kept in Mundt bill
The House debated a Mundt bill to curb Communist activity and require loyalty grounds for guilt by association. Rep Abraham J Malta defended the proposal, warning it would prosecute such groups, while opponents shouted down the measure aimed at strict curbs on Communist organizations. The measure was headed for expected House passage later today.
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Red Front
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Wasiington
Abraham J Malta
DNY
Pep Ruhud
Jel Uice
Vertain House Pasage
Gola
Unions at General Motors Threaten Strike Action
Unions at General Motors threaten to strike after more than two months of talks with the company. A tentative 10 day strike notice is filed covering about 225000 workers across more than 90 plants. The move follows a pattern of industrial pressure amid stalled wage and benefit negotiations.
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CTO Anony
Chryster
Breal
Titel Antal
Shige
Athals Sesterdas
Margaret Rose Has the Measles
Princess Margaret Rose, the 17 month old daughter of the king, has measles. Court correspondents stressed she had no contact with Princess Elizabeth at any time during the infection period.
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Tondow
Margaret Rose
Tuvaheth
Centenarian Miss Dolph to Celebrate 101st Birthday
Miss Clorence Dolph of Scranton Pa is set to mark her 101st birthday today with her annual slide down the bannister. Her niece Mes Clarence Rob tenas and Mia Truth Is all ae helped organize a celebration. Last year she turned 100 with a double shade for custom and photo session.
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Clarence Robtenas
Mia Truth
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Sie
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GOP Fails To Secure Draft Compromise Over Race Issue
Washington reports Senate Republicans attempted a draft reform compromise on the racial issue. Senator Russell of Georgia disputed the plan, warning that Southern lawmakers oppose drafting nonwhite men. The proposal would let service secretaries decide reclassification and status for drafted personnel, aiming to ease tensions and preserve party unity.
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Russell
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U S bans imports after Russia interference claim
The American government announced a reprisal measure banning certain imports into the United States in response to alleged interference with U S controlled publications. The action cites retaliation for Russian meddling and aims to curb further disruption.
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Abe Gmport
Russia
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Missing G I Worked On Top Secret Codes
MOSCOW. Sgt Tames M McMaThn, a West Point son and embassy code team member, stayed in Russia to oppose anti capitalist policy. He recalled his oath and Downplayed State Department charges about a Mata Hari dancer. He vanished after leaving the U S embassy billet at 2 AM Saturday.
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Iolite
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Invaders Bargain Near Old City Wall in Jerusalem
Arab forces pounded the Palestine area as about 400 Jewish fighters from Hagana and Irgun faced possible surrender. The Jewish garrison in the old city begged terms but no decision was reached as bombardment intensified and Arab lines pressed toward Jerusalem’s western approaches.
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Jerusalem
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Ol Lerty
Haganah
Irgun
Lians-Jordan Arab Legion
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Dens
Tsae
Jerusitem
Britain pledges aid to Transjordan Arab Legion in Middle East conflict
London reiterates continued financial aid and military equipment to Transjordan's Arab Legion and other Arab states unless the UN labels their actions illegal in Palestine. Amid heavy fighting near Jerusalem, Jewish forces strike key camps and advance on Ramle, Hatrouf, and nearby positions as Arab and Syrian forces counter. The Sarafand camp is seen as pivotal for refugee housing and regional power dynamics. The report notes prior tense shifts as Britain neared post mandate departures.
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Arab Legion
United Nations
Palestine
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Jaffa
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Jerusalem
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Farelan
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Ramlo
Sarafand
Retrenchment Echoes Through Speech and Banter
Fragmentary talk references retrenchment and a comedic exchange about Nancy Walker and others. The dialogue includes a fishmonger joke and a Liverpool setting with hints of domestic lecture, shaving plans, and a bargain quote, all in a fragmented newspaper snippet.
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