French Will Build Largest Ship Afloat At Sea
A fragmented report reviews a French line keel laying for a giant electric liner deemed the largest afloat. Named proposals like La France and others echo national pride while a final name awaits selection in spring 1934. local figures from Del Rio and Alpine are noted among visitors and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la France
Tes
Napoleon
Joffre
Foch
Charlemagne
Clemences Victor Hugo
Jules Verne
Louis Pasteur
Frontenac
France
Women Run 27 Story Clubhouse in New York Profitably
In Manhattan the A W A Clubhouse, run by 5000 members of the American Association, operates a women focused building that offers housing for business and professional women and guests. In 1930 it posted a net profit of 84286 dollars after charges, rent, and taxes as interest grows in women’s industrial role. The piece notes rising female wealth control and labor participation, and that women increasingly enter professions with strong earnings and management presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Association
Manhattan
Monument to Fulton Recall Link Paris to Plombieres
A planned monument to Robert Fulton recalls his 1802 visit to France with Josephine Bonaparte and Napoleon I era links. The article notes Fulton's steamboat experiments at Plombieres aiming to raise water levels for a paddle wheel craft attracting local visitors.
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Paris
Fulton
France
Joel Ha
Josephine Bonaparte
Napoleon
Ayke
Plombleres
Ine
Southern slash pine may supply US newsprint, says Herty
Dr Charles Herty, former Society leader, argues Southern slash pine could replace Canadian newsprint at far lower cost. He notes Canadian pulp costs about 18 dollars per cord, while slash pine could be piled for six dollars. Abundant supplies exist in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida, with potential to meet national need.
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Charles H. Herty
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Merty
United
Chicago Helps Poor With Bonds In Trust Scheme
A Chicago based effort aids small estates as a 70 plus year old woman travels from Kentucky to learn about life savings of 2600 dollars invested in bonds. Bonds shift to George M Forman Realty Trust, a plan by Hinds group under C8 Tuttle to fund income for a dependent girl. Other stories note trust exchanges to support needy relatives and emphasize human interest amid financial reform in the metropolis.
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Clty
Notance
Chicago
Kentucky
George M. Forman & Co
George M. Forman Realty ‘Trust
Tuttle
Hinds
Beng
Ruslan
South Dakota
Indiana
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Alpine Publish
D. M. Bennett
C.D. Woo
Barry Sconee
Karl Clark
Manager Society
Vendent
Alpine
Texa
Toad
Man Jato Vin
Miser Tama
Neenie Bersem
Marathon
Earl Clark
Gien Crawford
Carl
Roy Stillwell
Methodist Church
C. G. Matthews
Altnda
Claes Anett
Sararés
Cipriano Ariseno
George Wicipal
Preemont
A.C. Spalding
Bix Spring
Texas
A. C. Spalding
Guy Crawford
Mes. H. Miller
Randy Miller
Alle of Tran
Wesley Black
el Paso
Carol White
Little Daughter of Sanderson
Black
Johnnie Lemons
Heveral
Camp Santiago
C.D Smith
Smith
Alpine Cleaners
Ht. Stephenson
Camp Beatingo
Junction
LW. Cler
Amere
United States
Jeanne d'Arc
Ar-mentiers
Archie Miller
del Rio
Doster, Buttrill
Aeteron Ritchey
W. T. Burnham
Joy Stillwell
Mra. Worthington
Mrs. Burnham
Jane Solo
R. Nall Nardaaus
N.C. Ritchey
D. M. Hopper
Mr. Guy
Comics of
San Antonio
Gage
Reich, Kelleg
Garet
Ene. J. Wi
Nelly Sos
Nce
Eity
Roark Motor Company
College Ave
van Biniom
Kazmeier Quality
Nereid
Hogar
F. W. Kazmeier
Bryan, Texas
Ormerly Poultry Husbandman
Texas A. & M
Maxwell House
Chuck
Alpine Mercantile CO
Rango
Central Power and Light Company
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