Weirton Steel Labor Fight Divides Union Loyalty
Weirton Steel chairman T J Millsop defends NRA recovery program and says government cannot coerce employee representation votes. Union leaders allege threats and company bias in ballots. workers warn of actions if government does not intervene. NRA administrator Gen Trugh Johnson refrains from comment amid reports of a court order and potential official demands for a clear stance.
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NRA
National Labor Board
Weirton Steel Company
T. Weir
Weirton
Workers’ Union
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Roosevelt
Thia
Thomas
Millsop
Williams
Weirton Steel 8
Trugh & Johnson
Willam Green
American Federation of Tabor
Recovery Administration
Nationsal Labor Board
Anolona
NRA to place representative on each code authority
ONIRAT TOLINSON outlines a code authority reform to include one NRA representative per code body. The holder will veto actions and two advisors from labor and consumer boards assist. Leon Henderson and S J Schlink named as special assistants in the consumers division. Mary Tundsey to continue leading the consumers advisory board.
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Onirat
Tolinson
Tis
NRA
Ranka of Labor
Lajor Advisory Board
Consumers Advisory Board
Johnson
NIRA
Teon Henderson
Sussell Sage Foundation
New York
S J Schlink
Consumers’ Research Bureau
Consumers Division
Mra
Mary Tundsey
foOady
Roper and Wallace Report Cheer President Over Recovery Signs
Secretary Roper of the Commerce Department and Secretary Wallace of Agriculture reported progress in U S business recovery due to government action. Their figures indicated signs of a broader revival and were meant to buoy President Roosevelt and supporters of his policies.
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Marty
Rtoper
Commerce Department
Wallace
Agriculture
M Roosevet
Kia
Bir Roper
United States
Suroah Vanda
Suphan T Lady
Indictments in Northern Indiana Public Service probe
RAND jury returns indictments against Samuel In Bull Jr and company officials over looting of the Northern Indiana Public Service treasury. The grand jury cites false accounting to raise rates, transfers to parent groups, and lavish trips and flowers as part of a scheme. The case follows Edward Duncan’s confession of embezzling company funds and outlining internal high finance.
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Califoria
Atlantic City
Indiana
Tienagury
Northernndiana
Northern Indiana Public Service
Midland Utilites
Inaull Group
Edward W Dpuncan
Northern Indiana
Duncan
High Finance
Greece orders Insull to leave as permit ends
Pure government of Greece notified Samuel Insull he must depart when his residence permit expired on December 31, but after pleading illness he received an extension to January 3. Insull lacks popular status as an American citizen and faces extradition risks with Greece and neighboring countries. Washington seeks to collect $21,600 from Insull, his wife, and his son.
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Greece
Samuel Insull
Insull
United States
al Coun Iries
Baibbel
Washington
Tennessee Valley plans power strides amid Roosevelt loan drive
A ZHEN resident describes Roosevelts efforts in the Tennessee Valley to advance electric power manufacture and distribution. Federal funds and a million dollar mortgage loan system are directed to finance appliance purchases and home credits for TVA projects across the valley, aiming to expand utility access and consumer demand.
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Roosevelts
Tennessee
Tennessee Jalles
Lhasa Dalai Lama Death Echoes in Asia Power Shifts
A Bengal correspondent notes the Dala Lama's death in Lhasa sparks Buddhist Asia to revere a reincarnated figure. The timeline recalls Tibetan leadership shifts from exile in Mongolia to India, with Libet independence in 1912 altering regional control and Buddhist authority.
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Dala Lama
Lhasa
Bengal
Ita
Asia
Mongolia
Haga
India
Premier LIJANCHO TPARNOUX Forms Broad Coalition Cabinet
LIJANCHO TPARNOUX becomes premier of Spain after Diego Martinez Berrios accepts as vice president and minister of war. The new cabinet mixes left right and center members, deemed compatible with a parliament now dominated by conservatives.
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Lijancho Tparnoux
Spain
Diego Martinez Berrios
Ccabinet
Terrour
Hiroshi Saito Confirmed as Japan’s Ambassador to U.S.
The Tokyo cabinet confirmed Promimint Hiroshi Saito as Japan’s ambassador to the United States. The foreign office issued instructions for his move from The Hague where he has been serving as prime minister to the Netherlands.
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Hiroshi Saito
United States
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Washington
Nague
Netherlands
Truce Reached in Gran Chaco Amid Nations Mediation
ACH moves into Gran Chaco as Saraguay and DBougla agree to a ceasefire. League of Nations commission and Pan American delegates back the peace. In Montevideo talks continue on a permanent settlement of the Song conflict. Secretary Hull credited with securing the armistice.
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Gran Chaco
Saraguay
Dbougla
League of Nations Commission
Montevideo
Kecrctary
Hull
Police Bust International Espionage Ring Arrests Ten
Arenci police dismantled what they called an international espionage ring and arrested ten suspects including Robert Sowity and his Taft Orange New Jersey wife. Authorities said the gang served no single nation.
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Arenci
Robert Sowity
Taft Orange
Two famed novelists die on same day in New Lab Tours
Joseph, creator of many mystery tales, found dead in his Hinzing arm chair in his apartment with a draped cigarette. Robert W Chambers, noted for American history novels, dies after intestinal disorder surgery, ending nearly forty years of best selling work.
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Americas
New Lab Tours
Joseph Once
Robert W Chambers Wiiter
Heflin Returns to House as Primary Candidate in Fifth District
OM Tippein of Alabastam once known for long diatribes against persecutors and who beat the Senate in 1930 now seeks the congressional seat in Alabama's Fifth District as a Democratic primary contender. He faults the party's debating strength, promises to aid the President and push legislation to shift monetary control away from producers, while admitting his House tenure may curb his famed Senate-style oratory.
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OM Tippein
Alatama
Senate
Plains
Washington
John A Wackhead
Democratic
Alfred T. Smith
Lom
Windy Home Owners Loan board backs resizution in Washington row
Hargis pressed charges against William G Dianne Windy manager of the Home Owners Loan Corporation. Accusations of fraud and favoritism were raised, Donne backed by the liner Democratic organization facing a predicted political flare back to the state.
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Hargis
Willian G Dianne
Windy
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Washington
Innoca Agiinst Donne
Liner Democratic Organization
Meonstt and Mes Tinp Nii Hl enied their long flying tour
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a long flying tour of revival lands and a voyage across the Atlantic to the Americas with references to multiple nations. The readable fragments describe arrival at Mint Fla and a hurried departure, but details are unclear and names are corrupted.
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Meonstt
Mes
Revu
Mint
A Snowbound Interlude Delivers New Hope to Dalton Family
Don Caritl on a storm scarred New Year’s Eve seeks a phone and shelter. A cottage family offers warmth and a ham dinner. He discovers poverty behind plain walls and plans to reroute a shipment to brighten their Christmas, choosing generosity over Chicago revelry.
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Sean
Von
Don
Tle
Nelson
Dalton Cottage
Chicago
Dalton
Crossword Puzzle Seamless Grid of Clues and Errors
A dense OCR style crossword puzzle list with many garbled entries, including numbered horizontal clues and corrupted phrases. The fragment shows numerous partial clues for words across varied topics, with apparent misprints and irregular spacing, indicating a scanned puzzle page with extensive transcription errors.
Curious social meet with hangman in New Orleans
A newspaper item notes Louis Kenneth Neu, tried for murder in New Orleans, asking a deputy sheriff to introduce him to Henry Meyer the professional hangman so he could meet him socially before the official meeting. The piece mocks social adaptability in America through this anecdote.
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Louis Kenneth Neu
New Orleans
Ile
Henry Meyer
Neu
Inter
Desperate housing conditions plague edge city Negro colony
In a Southern city of about 400000 whites, 30000 Black residents are housed in 14 filthy crowded shacks on the city edge. Ten people share a jot with no bathrooms or privacy, living in deplorable, disease-breeding conditions. Rent demands total 156 dollars yearly for a two room shoe shop not worth that sum.
Government housing plan for colored citizens and families
The government proposes housing expenditure to provide decent living quarters for thirty thousand colored citizens and their families. It argues the scheme offers a chance to promote building, invest money, and recoup costs, noting tenants pay rent.
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Inlis
Society For the Prevention of
Poland and United States: 38000 candidates protest Pennsylvania liquor jobs
In Pennsylvania thousands of candidates protest state liquor job examinations seen as difficult and foolish. A question asks Four times nothing equals what with many answering Tour while remarks reference Poland, its birth rate, and Polish figures under Allied context.
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Pennsylvania
Ditat Lama dies aged Tibet supreme religious leader
The Ditat Lama, head of Tibetan Buddhism and others in Asia, has died at about age 1599. Followers believe he will reincarnate as the young Prince Giutama, who left his wife and child to seek the world’s betterment.
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Tibet
Asia
Buddha
Giutama
Tima
To Be Fooled by a Poker Game Play
A dramatic skit scene from the Citles Star features a wife and John planning to fake a happy marriage. A sister, Tell, and an unnamed man arrive to test the ruse as John vows revenge for a past poker game trimming.
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John
Tell
Lorder Citles
Burglars in the Place Provokes Lecturer’s Question
A lecturer asks why there is something in prison to console one man while burglars roam. The remark contrasts confinement with fear of intrusion, reflecting on security and punishment in contemporary London.
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Godiva
Lohengrin
Shalott
London
Liumorist
Self Starter Doctor Illustration Note
A fragmented text notes a doctor advising a self starter approach with a remark about a husband who drinks strong coffee. The piece mentions excitement linked to caffeine and includes an isolated German term illustrierte. The readable fragments suggest a domestic anecdote or illustration caption without a coherent news event.
Was It Monday on the Flagship Rescue Report
A garbled naval log fragment notes questions about reporting assignments aboard the flagship. The speaker mentions delays, washed laundry, and names Dook lyn Dally Lagie as possible individuals involved in the confusion. The tone hints at a routine duty mishap or miscommunication.
God Humor Mess Cook Merry At Football Training Table
An unclear fragment from a football training table includes a question about mint and a reply about looking under a potato. Names or dates are not clearly identifiable. the passage appears to be a stray OCR snippet with minimal coherent facts.
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Merry
Clemens
Doesn't Bother Him Jackie and Mummy Exchange
A fragment from Hamburg Hummel reveals a child named Jackie being scolded while replying that the mother should not worry, insisting she is not the least bit sensitive. The excerpt reflects a domestic exchange with uncertain context.
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Jackie
Mummy
Hamburg Hummel
No Rumours For Merchants And Showgoers
A fragment lists prohibitions covering merchants and showgoers actions and decorum. It mentions no rumours about accounts for merchants and no lacy anecdotes for snappish couples. It also bans alcohol discussions for girls next door and avoids raucous transcripts, suggesting a cautious community notice.
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Ciutba
Arlig
Irate father questions a young man’s late night yodeling
The fragment recalls a heated exchange about a youth's late night music and a father figure remarking that four hours of sleep suffices for a man, with Brooklyn references and hints of family discipline. The dialogue suggests tensions between work, rest, and expected duties.
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Brooklyn
That Stunning Blond Seeks Meeting In Boston Transcript Style
A garbled Boston Transcript fragment describes a blond woman eyeing someone and an exchange where an older man is urged to meet her. The dialogue hints at apology and money, without clear context or full names.
Improvement Talk Sparks Debate About Marriage Motives
A brief exchange quotes Tom and Dick debating marriage reasons. Tom seeks a $20 000 dowry while Dick rejects money, preferring brains. Both recognize their shared fault of chasing the least substantial aim in life.
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Tom
How It's Done by the Wizard Dentist at the Circus Sideshow
A curious feature shows a dentist at a circus sideshow pulling teeth with strange ease while a brass band blares. The crowd cannot hear the patient’s cries as the act progresses, adding lurid mystery to the performance.
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Vpathtuider Magazine
Car Talk Plea Sparks Friendly Bet Over Secondhand Buy
In a casual exchange, Tia jokes about finding a good used car for three fifty while She-Oh Tom asks whether Bart would fit in such a vehicle, hinting at a lighthearted bet on practicality and style.
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Tia
Tom
Bart
Wants Triple FFF A piano A grand piano proclaimed
A vivid line echoes demand for a magnificent piano in grandiose terms. The speaker insists on a high quality instrument, rejecting smaller options and emphasizing the desire for a truly splendid piano.
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