Railroads Urged to Back Seaway
Washington reports strong push for railroads to endorse the Seaway project. Lawmakers, labor leaders, and federal officials argue the plan will boost regional industry, lower costs, and support national development with potential substantial energy savings and cross border cooperation.
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Senate Hearing Reveals Alleged Referendum Scheme
The Senate panel, in a tangled session, heard claims of a signed report to the California legislature and a $24,000 payment to Hollywood Red Hit tied to anti-referendum activity. Witness Harold Judson faced questions as Tobey pressed for action against supporters, while Vardanian’s aide testified to exoneration over misappropriation charges.
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Topebud
Two Seamen Die After Equator Rite Ban
Two young seamen died during an equator rite aboard ships off Ecuador, with a third hospitalized. Parents and relatives received letters describing the shellbacks initiation aboard the Frayderick W. Galbraith and the Deroy Rete 1, while medical and military officials weighed possible causes and safety concerns.
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Robbery Reports From Across Towns And Odd Thefts
A collage of petty thefts and odd robberies reported over recent months includes a Schenectady porch theft, a suspect with four two by fours and tar paper, a hedge dug up, $14 token stolen from a sleeping man, arsonist taking a town’s fire engine, clothesline pilferage, a purse snatching via door handle, a Montana thief fleeing in a palace, and a Brooklyn resident losing a Pomeranian amid a neighbor dispute. The scattered notes describe unusual methods and misfortunes across cities, reflecting a run of quirky local crime.
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Lansingburg PT A Card Party Supports School Fund
Lansingburg PLT A to sponsor a card party at the Teint Episcopal Church Parish House Thursday at 8 p.m. The association finalized plans at the dish school meeting, with a cafeteria luncheon set for Tuesday. Maud Wheeler named chairwoman of the WOMinating committee. the Pounders Day dinner on Feb 27 at the Gence Methodist Church announced. Red Cross drive needs teen workers and local volunteers.
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Yugoslavia to Try 18 Belgrade Generals for War Crimes
Allied authorities say Yugoslavia will try 18 Belgrade officers and officials for war crimes before the People's Court. The accused include three high ranking Naif generals and other military leaders. The case stems from wartime actions in the region and outlines trial procedures.
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Demand for 18 Cent Raise Sparks Farm Equipment Aid
Report notes farm equipment firms seeking an 18 cent wage increase amid national harvest tensions. References to unions, strikes, and stalled collective bargaining highlight industry pressure, with mentions of Indiana and New York locations and various industry groups debating wage terms and contract provisions.
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Belgian Right Wing Coalition Sought After Election
Belgium faces a potential right wing coalition as Brimwela leader Van Ackers Savin van i strong ground after the 68 seat Catholic Union split. Prince Regent Chicthasleet urged August de Schryver to pursue a coalition plan while Van Ackers handles pending matters until a new government is formed.
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van Achar
General Health Seen Key to Safety in National Panel
Panelists discuss health and preparation as foundations for national security. Speakers MUltiple names and roles emphasize youth education, production readiness, and societal wellness to strengthen defense. The session, opened by Mrs. Audeew Red, highlighted minority and ethical concerns in shaping a prepared citizenry.
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Xanth
Miss Milhan to Attend Lecture on Meats
Miss Mabel at County Home Bureau will attend Chicago meeting on Tuesday. A meat supply demonstration at Green Meadow Market by experts from the Department of Agriculture will be conducted. Extension agents and others interested will learn about storage and handling. University professors will discuss extension work at Cornell and report on related topics.
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Ek Aili
Guenod Univesity
P T A Board Meeting at Knickerbacker High School
The executive board of the Parent Teacher Association will meet tomorrow at 2230 hours at Knickerbacker High School to discuss plans and concerns affecting students and faculty. Urban school district officials will attend.
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Darn Shugbuig
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