Ship Subsidy Policies Hit by Committee
Washington June 18 A senate ocean-marine committee denounced past subsidy operations as a fraud on taxpayers and urged drastic terms for future aid. It backed government ownership and private operation with subsidies where necessary, while criticizing misused grants, inflated salaries, and stock schemes tied to merchant marine programs. The panel reported widespread inefficiency and urged tariff and policy changes to build a merchant fleet.
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Senate Ocean Mall
Todas
Merchant Marine
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Jones White Merchant Marine Act
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Black
Aig
McCarran
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King
Uhabi
White
Austin
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Electrical Workers Agree to Arbitrate Toledo Dispute
A Toledo Edison strike ending after a week leads to arbitration on wage increases. Assistant Secretary Edward F. McGrady will appoint a board to decide on a 5 percent raise now and a potential 10 percent later. Workers return to repair power lines damaged by the walkout.
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Toledo
Toledo Edison Company
Toledo Hoes
Laper
Edward F. McGrady McGrady
Heart Disease Fatal To Edwin D Shively
Edwin D Shively a prominent Republican figure in Guernsey and former Cambridge reel agent died of heart disease. The case involved an alleged bribe offer to Rep Forest Woo Hall of Senecaville to influence rate cuts on chattel mortgages. The matter moved from common pleas court to the state supreme court, which remanded for a few trials.
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Edwin D A
Cambridge Reel Cas
Enials Wa
Forest Woo Hall
Senecaville
Hall
Emory
Safe Supreme Court
Local Armistice Day Festivities Lift Spirits Amid Turbulent Times
Fragmentary notes describe Armistice related celebrations and political tensions. Mentions Washington events and debates among politicians while towns observe a day of commemoration and student reactions to current affairs.
Mutiny in Pen Mine Seizes 11 Guards as Hostages
A riot by 380 convicts at a prison mine ends with guards taken hostage as authorities push for approval of a sweeping federal security plan. The bill would fund old age pensions and unemployment insurance via taxes on employers and employees beginning next year, with grants and reserves to support dependent care and welfare programs.
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Pen Mine
Senate
Eenator Clark
Clark
Acme
Senator Long
Hoa
Senate probes charges as commerce department faces questions
A Senate inquiry scrutinizes charges against top commerce officials amid testimony from Mitchell and others. The hearing, focusing on civil service and appointive actions, seeks clarity on policy decisions and potential improprieties.
Protests Overlow Cost Relief Drive Draws State Officials
Washington reports mass objections to limiting expenditures on public works to 1100 or 1200 per worker. State works progress administrators meeting to frame projects said such caps would outlaw useful and permanent improvements. Roosevelt urged cooperation and pledged support if issues arose, with aides ready on the job.
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Washington
Works Progress
Plaza
Roosevelt
Willard Chevaler
Ad Sorve Mell Construction League
Willam P .McDern
Amercan Road
Grand Army of the Republic Encampment Meet in Columbus
The 6th annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment sessions open in Columbus with 50 representatives and elections for a new commander to succeed Charles McCarth of Libana. Candidates Simeon Chapiman Sundry Francis Dayton Marion and HF Russell Alliance vie. Mrs WS Crawford of East Liverpool to lead next year’s ladies’ auxiliary. Mrs Maude Logan East Toledo elected secretary treasurer. Rev. T. Yourg Toledo chaplain.
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P- Pirat
Grand Arm
Republc
Cleseland
Charles 2
McCarth
Libana
Simeon Chapiman
Francis
Dayton Marion
Russell Alliance
Ser Sons of Allied Patriotic Societies
Mali
Tomorow
WS Crawford
East Liverpool
Wii
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Maude Logan
Reqsurer Ar
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Yourg Toledn Chaplan
Ohio Governor Signs Budget Cutting Broad Veto Trim
Governor Davey signed a major budget measure after vetoing items and slashing many state department appropriations. The action cut funds from the Budget and various agencies, including the senate and house, Ohio State University, and agriculture extension, while maintaining essential services and deficits to rehabilitate state facilities.
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Countus
Davey
Atate Nichwa
Ohio
Mphengun
Senate
Newe
House
Ohio State University
Uniser
Fas Ev
Mugilat
Appointed Manager Chooses Ohio State Fair Court
The report notes appointment of a manager for the Ohio State Fair and mentions related official circles. It references Governor Dac He and figures tied to the fair operation, with historical tone and scattered names.
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Ohio State Fair Courtus
Renae
Dac
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Thief Takes Bag Containing Snakes
Police report a theft where a bag containing snakes was taken. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text but the incident occurred amid court proceedings.
Troops Clash With Trams in Omaha Street Turmoil
Amid martial law tensions in Omaha, troops block streetcar service as railroad workers and city officials clash over arbitration terms. Police restore order after rioting and property damage. workers face fines and suspensions while the unofficial peace plan faces tests.
Progress and debates on abandoned homestead projects wake
Residents and officials discuss halting or continuing the abandoned homestead schemes in New Mexico. Officials weigh security, relocation needs, and funding as the deadline nears for a July 1 timeline, seeking clarity on future housing and development outcomes.
Forbid Entrance To Grim City Of Death
In a puzzling incident a police seal remains on a location described as the grim City of Death. Officials indicate the area is closed to the public while investigations proceed and note the danger to passersby. Details are unclear due to damaged text but authorities request caution.
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Wren Jeans Isre
Willan
Mdi
Asl
Santa Petaeon
Aws
Roands Cours
Almeet
Richett Gets Death Verdict
Kansas City reports a jury convicts Richiett for mass slayings at Union Station. The defendant faces the death penalty after testimony linked him to the killings and other accused associates. Federal agents and county officers pursued the case with tensions rising over the sensational trial and related charges.
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Kansas City
Adan Fichetti
Sinuanco
Galeas
Federal Ofio
Union Station
Archet
Frank Wash
Miler
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Fedeal
Frank Fieturas
Wlan
Grocers
Raymone J Call
Pullce
Otts Reed
McAlester
Chon
Karta
Ford Wat
Prison Officials Unable to Learn Cause for Sudden Miner Strike
Miners at a coal mine began a sudden strike with guards held as hostages. Warden Alpert, Graham, and Murray attempted talks from the 730 foot level while conditions escalated, as authorities sought to learn the miners demands and avert further trouble.
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Greham
Burt
Murty
Simpeyr
Irte
Bioeneff Cs
Robert Maras
J Mathy
Ecame Keown
Abime Staucx
Ma & Iy
Alpert Jo Graham
Estimate for Highway Maintenance Funds in 1984
The state auditing department estimates 11 625 000 will be rested during 1984 from revenue sources tied to highway maintenance. An additional 3 800 000 would be available for road upkeep and repairs according to the survey released by the Bremmert bureau.
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Tate Shear
Fle
Mde Vureau
Maintenare
Tota
Doudey
City Clerk Faces Recall Vote Decision Amid Turmoil
A chaotic recall dispute centers on the city clerk as opponents seek removal amid assertions over fairness and procedure. Key figures include local officials and the recurring contention over the clerk’s handling of records and the upcoming vote date and eligibility debates.
California Supreme Court Grants Habeas Corpus Writ for Mooney
The California Supreme Court yesterday granted a writ of habeas corpus sought by Union prison reformer Grant Mooney, expanding the fight for his freedom. Justice Davis noted the burden of proof rests with the state and Mooney’s case could go to the executive clemency path, while Warden Holohan declined comment.
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Georgs T Davis
Victery
Tiang
Supreme Court
James J Holohan
Fan
Mooney
Holohan
Ate
Iia
Tiake
Atete Supreme Court
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Fe des Banking Bill Faces Setbacks in June Debate
Private talks among leaders show friction over a banking bill tied to New Deal policy. White House officials press for passage as critics warn of delays and possible adjournment after extended sessions.
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Fedes
Beck Park
Bosler
White House
Threats Reported Against Canadian Premier Threats
A garbled text references threats against a Canadian premier and a police response. It notes a car incident and mentions a municipal or political context, with officials responding to the situation and possible threats to a high-profile figure. The passage is fragmentary and dense with unclear names and details.
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