Cadet aviators in U S to get option of discharge
Washington reports cadet aviators training in the United States will be offered the option of immediate discharge without commissions. The first American troops to begin homeward moves after the armistice are due to be stationed in England. Preshersville will attend the peace conference opening sessions, officials announced.
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Loss on U S Railway Control Cut to Mere Trifle
The Inter state Commerce Commission reports government receipts from railroad operations for a nine month period ending October 1 will be about $796.9 million, with total railway revenues at $1.263 billion and operating expenses at $2.481 billion.
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Cancellations Hit Naval Ordnance Contracts Since Truce
Washington reports that naval ordnance expenditures have been trimmed since the war ended. Admiral Earle testifies before a naval committee on contract cancellations totaling 421,359,000 dollars, including reduced ship batteries torpedoes and powder reserves.
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Non Essential Shipments to Europe Held Up
Washington Nov 19 Permits outstanding for sea board export of many articles are cancelled as hostilities ease. Freight requiring future permits will move overseas only immediately with exceptions for some weighted cargo. Ground stored commodities await future developments while a new clean hotel offers a convenient stopping place.
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Europe
Railroad Administration
Stratton Suit Goes 10 Trial in Superior Court
The Stratton copper claims in Hatcreek canyon battle for control in the Old Hat district Catalina Mountains. Indianapolis financier C N Wilson and Emerson Stratton are key figures as 14 claims and improvements are disputed. The case, styled George P P Myers, receiver for Stratton Copper Co, involves Indianapolis stockholders and Old Hat Copper Co with a March 256 appointment of a receiver. The trial opened at 2 pm before Judge Samuel L Pattee, with Ed win Ho Emerick arguing for a party and the dispute over payments, financing, and reorganization ongoing.
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Preference lists for war plants cancelled
The priorities system for war plants is to be cancelled at once as announced by the priorities commissioner with DE Parker. Railroads shipbuilding inland water and public facilities receive reference, and the policy will be extended for reconstruction work in France and Belgium.
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Iniland
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Belgium
Goal of 200000000 Expected Tomorrow in War Drive
The United War Work drive aims to reach a 200 million dollar goal tomorrow as subscriptions surged. Officials report strong public support across chapters and regions with substantial early pledges and high participation anticipated to seal the total.
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United War
Postmaster General discusses telegraph and telephone workers
Burleson said he sought an early report from committees studying wages and conditions for telegraph and telephone employees. He emphasized public employees are paid higher and have better benefits in the long run, urging careful pace for changes.
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Washington
Burleson
Jnet
Italian envoy appointed high commissioner in Turkey
Count Carlo Sforza former Italian minister to China has arrived at Constantinople having been appointed high commissioner for Italy in Turkey.
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Carlo Sforza
China
Constantinople
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Turkey
German post office ends privileges of ruling princes
Paris November 19 a telegram from Dresden reports the German post office department has suspended the privileges of the German ruling princes who have not abdicated.
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Paris
Dresden
Receiver seeks claim possession after lapse of payments at mine
The receiver, after payments on the contract lapsed, resumed possession of the mine on April 25 and seeks time to complete payments to Stratton. Represented by Charles Blenman, he represents Indianapolis interests with Wilson and friends represented by James R. Dunseath. Stratton is represented by Kingu Campbell.
Mrs W A Clark Dies After Long Illness
Mrs W A Clark of Los Angeles and Butte Montana died today after a long illness. Her husband W A Clark Sr and her father-in-law former Senator W O A Clark were among those at her bedside with other family members.
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Ange
Roy Seeks Printing Age English Skills For Foreman Role
Roy aims to learn printing age and improve English to qualify for a foreman position. He shows willingness to work and adapt, targeting practical training and on the job guidance to meet supervisory duties.
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