Greatest U S Transportation Crisis Warns of Disruption
The ODT Director Johnny Johnson warns of a looming transport crisis as rail freight demand soars through fall into next year. Car shortages, storage limits, and potential shutdowns threaten operations from October through May, with 750000 cars backlog weekly and 921000 cars loaded in late July.
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Wrakbington
ODT
Memres Johnny
Lois Yoni
DDT
Cll
Jonson Saith
Treignt
Johnson
U S Protests Swedish Loan to Russia
The United States filed twin notes with Moscow and Stockholm protesting a proposed 20 million dollar Russian Swedish loan and trade pact. Diplomats say the bilateral agreement could conflict with U S plans for broader multilateral commerce and limit American access to markets.
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U.S
Russia
Washington
United States
Moscow
Stockhelny
Rudia
Sweden
America
Stockholm
Dionysian Players Stage Milne Comedy My Man Tim
The Dionysian Players offered A A Milne’s My Man Tim in a revived summer production at the RB P 1 Playhouse. The crowd filled the house with a double curtain call and praised the unprompted ensemble for sharp lines. Featured cast included Robert Lynch Miss Alia Snyder Booner Hoent Marland Meesner Liva Van Wamee Anita Laws and John Ft Nichols.
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Bo ’Froy
A. A. Milne
My. Pin
Dionysian
Drais
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Lruy Hinglox
Milne
Bill
C. Wellington Gray
Robert Lynch
Alia Snyder
Booner Hoent
Marland Meesner
Liva van Wamee
Anita Laws
John Ft
Nichols
State Department Seeks Greek Visits for U S Warships
The State Department said the deployment of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt and escorts to Greek ports was in response to department requests. An Athens envoy asked Greece to permit stops aboard American warships during a training cruise in the Mediterranean amid election timing debates. The spokesman stressed no link to Greek elections and denied plans for a broader Greek port visit.
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Washington
State Department
Frantlin Delano Roosevelt
Shire Department
Athens
Mediterranean
Yeskel
Enid
Gronks Ndt
Wrrahipa
Press Wireless May Lay Off 46 Workers
New York UP reports a discharge of 44 Press Wireless employees sparked a two week strike by the American Communications Association. An arbitrator’s final award, approved last night, orders reinstatement and back pay through the strike period and arbitration. Additional workers who returned when proceedings began will be paid from the strike end date.
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New York
Press Wireless
American Communications Association
Arthur S.meyer Lantwight
Presa Wireless
Budget vote looms as Ye Willied Nations seek reforms
Big Four debates a year-end budget vote and reform path as administrative staff may face delays. A proposal to erect a peace conference committee aims to speed debate on reparations and treaties. Mololey argues reparations differ by committee, while ministers are urged to begin today with key amendments before adjourning until next week.
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Byrnea
Syroes
Gon
Mololey
Uie
Agia
Charges Heard Against Albany Liquor Officer
The State Liquor Authority opened eight charges against Timothy J. O'Sullivan, executive officer of the Albany County Alcoholic Beverage Board. He is accused of permitting an alcohol beer sales permittee to examine the board's books, continuing in employment while holding the county post, and failing to follow orders. Five charges involve firms he worked for during his board tenure. O'Sullivan says outside work was on his own time with board permission and denies impairing board duties. Testimony from Emmett Ryan and two former members cited frequent absences. The hearing resumes September 21.
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Timothy J. O'Sullivan
Albany County Alcoholic Beverage County Board
State Liquor Authority
Albany
Ind
Civil Service Dew
Mn. O'Rullivan Anehuges
Althuny
Vicensee
Ghey
O'sliian
O'Sullivan
Emmett Ryan
Clarence H. Mullens
Charles , Walsh
Walsh
Fake Confession by Heirens Revealed
Chicago prosecutors disclosed three letters confiscated July 26 from Heirens in jail. One letter claimed a “nice confession” to his attorneys to secure the electric chair. Heirens denied the killings but admitted past burglaries and expressed shame.
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Chicago
Dave
Heirens
William J.tuohy
Tughy
Ays
Josephina Rogs
Joan Stunia
Killa
State Motor Vehicle Commissioner Warns Dealers
State Motor Vehicle Commissioner Clifford J. Pletcher urged automobile buyers to ensure dealers display valid certificates of registration under the State’s motor vehicle laws. The bureau enforces dealer compliance to protect the public in vehicle purchases.
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Clifford J. Pletcher
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Kleolehtry
Ballston Fair Concludes Harness Races
Ballston Fair closes midweek program with final day harness racing at We Harataga County Fair. Doug Chitwood and his stunt drivers perform in afternoon and evening shows. Prize livestock and judging results announced by race chairman Dr I Ben Itnbim highlight winners across trot and mile events with times and horses named.
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Ballston Spe
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Iet
Isce
Molly Song
Andy Williams
Chucklyn
Johnny Portier
Dongisa Tunover
A. Sullivan
Little Prouble
L. Shaler
Perst
Highland Gale
Eawun
Econ
Rouble Abbe
Walter Madson
Thompe Som al
Frank Juyen
Alven
George ‘Thompson
Winenet
Ballean
Hanover
Puller
Charles Sutin
Fort Goodwin
Arthur Silko
L. Shater
Winnie Wilson
A. J. LaBarde
Jtmes
Order Recanvass of Marcantonia Victory in NY 18th
New York attorney James G. Dopavan seeks a recanvass of the Democratic 18th district primary in which Vito Marcantono defeated Patrick J. Harnigan. Sopramo Court Justice Irving L. Levey signed a show cause order returnable Sep 6 before Judge Ferdinand Pecora. Dopavan cites fraud claims in at least 64 of 130 precincts East Elmhurst alleging ballot stuffing missing ballots and voting from vacant lots.
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New York
Patrck J. Harnigan
Vito Marcantonia
Cinge
James G. Dopavan
Sopramo Court
Trving L. Levey Hau
Ferdinand Pecora
Dongvan
East Anrlem
Marcantonio
Fay
American Labor Party
Roman Bishop Swears Allegiance to State
A Roman Catholic bishop knelt before En neo De Miesia provisional president of the republic in a solemn ceremony amid the republic’s transition after the plebiscite. Msgr Antonio Piccand of the Diocese of Vigevina pledged allegiance in a historic public rite following the Lateran accord.
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Enneo de Miesia
Republic
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Formvrly Adler
Lateran
Vatican
Italy
Dloveges
Msgr
Antonio Piccand
Vigevina
Ita de Nicota
Hope for Safety of Yacht Verano Fades
South Haven Mich UP The finding of an overturned dinghy dampened hopes for the safety of three crew members of the yacht Verano. The dinghy, with two oars and a white preserver attached, was towed to shore by a Coast Guard motor vessel after the yacht disappeared beneath Lake Michigan late Wednesday.
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South Maren
Mich
Verano
Lake Michigan
Bosun
South Haven Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Auto Recovered After Theft Report Near Oakewood Ave
A 2031 Chevrolet coupe reported stolen at 8 10 a m yesterday was recovered late afternoon by State Police on Oakewood Avenue just outside the city line. The car owned by Jatin Takce of 170 Tenth Street was extensively damaged.
Netherlands Faces Prisoner Release Dilemma
The new Dutch government plans to release about 45,000 political prisoners by year end, prompting concerns over housing, work, and postwar political control. Nazi collaborators face slow trials. few have been executed, while public sentiment fuses resentment with wartime loyalties.
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Hague
Noaly
Germany
Nuat
Hana
Nazia
Nazivictkn
Ambassador Hugh Wilson Improves at Putnam Memorial
Hugh Wilson, former diplomat and ambassador to Berlin in 1937 38, remains hospitalized at Putnam Memorial Hospital after an early morning gain in condition. Doctors have not disclosed the seriousness of his illness which led to his Aug. 29 admission.
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Hugh Wilson
Bennington
Hugh Wileson
Berlin
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Milk price rise set to take effect Sunday in New York
A temporary amendment announced by New York marketers sets September milk prices. Fluid milk at 5.02 per hundredweight and cream at 3.05 per hundredweight will rise above baseline prices. Officials expect a permanent rule later, aiming to restore dairy farmer income after price controls expired June 30.
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New York
New Yorker
Han Heer
Secretary of Agroniture
al Nny
New England
Wanford Gait
Pew Lige Prlers
Four Men Injured in Oil Tanker Blast Near Key West
Four men were injured when an oil tanker named Chestur Sin, owned by the Son Ol Co, sank or exploded while 40 miles off Key West in the Gulf of Mexico. The vessel was en route from Philadelphia to New Orleans, and a Coast Guard rescue plane reported the forward section damaged. Fire raged as crew attempted to fight the blaze and signal for help.
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Key West
Tia
Vpi
Chestur
Gulf of Mex
Fite
Art
Kame
New Airmail Stamp Sale Set for September 25
Irregular text describes a new airmail stamp issue to go on sale September 25. The message mentions postmaster announcements and planned delivery by wire, noting civic or military use and foreign line considerations with distances shaping delivery.
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Rod Wreewat
Troy
Banson
Collins
Alvanes
Tve-Vent
Linda
Unclear OCR Record Involves Transport Suspension Case
Fragmentary report describes an official action affecting a transport matter. Mentions a person named Collabe Untrunced and a figure Hpostinski linked to an eight day or extended period. Readable elements indicate a court or administrative proceeding with conditions for release or travel.
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