Persia oil dispute draws Soviet and U S into row
London reports Soviet Russia and the United States drawn into the Persian British oil tug of war over Persia canceling Anglo Persian rights. Riza Shah and Tesmourtache linked to pressure moves. U P notes talk of Morgan, GM, Goodyear, Firestone trade talks amid the controversy.
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Henry T. Russell
United Press
London
U.P
Russia
United States
Persia
Anglo-Persian Oil Company
Great Britain
America
East
Britain
Riza Shah
Tesmourtache
Izvestia
Moscow
John Simon
Medjlis
U. S
Washington
Saga Cheypani
Marconi Heiress and Defense Firms Linked in Persia Plan
United Press reports a joint Persian American industrialization project backed by the House of Morgan and partners including Pratt and Whitney. The Persian-American Corporation would finance factories, buy Persian goods, and supply foreign needs while royalties from the Anglo Persian oil concession are cited as a key revenue source amid royal discontent with the British terms.
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Pratt and Whitney Corporation
United Press
House of Morgan
Morgan
New York
Persia
New GM Device Aims to Cut Back Drafts in 1933 Cars
The article explains a new GM device to regulate air flow and reduce back drafts, promising cooler neck cooling and fewer colds in the elderly. It notes government debt exceeding twenty trillion dollars with annual interest near one billion, questioning public mood and policy.
Thawing Frozen Funds and Railroads Split the Debate
The piece weighs the idea of replacing interest bearing bonds with interest free green money to curb inflation, arguing it would not increase government debt. It notes Union Pacific’s purchase of 100,000 Pennsylvania shares and urges minimal railroad competition with regulated rates. It closes with A A Dulaney of Hinds County Mississippi building a rat proof corncrib from old license plates.
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C. H. Harriman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
United States
Roddy Starts Three Year Sentence in New Mexico
Frank Roddy of Amarillo was moved from Pampa to Santa Fe to begin a three year term for attempting to rob a Phillips Petroleum station in Roswell. Governor Sterling signed extradition papers for Sheriff John C. Peck and Deputy Sheriff Dude Peck.
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Frank Roddy
Amarillo
Pampa
Santa Fe
N. M
Phillips Petroleum
Roswell
Ross Sterling
John C. Peck
Dude Peck
Jury Finds Man Guilty in Chay County Case
A jury in Chay County convicts a Roswell man on November 13 1931 in a case involving the taking or abduction of a person.
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Roswell
Chay County
Patent Gum-Dipping Process and Firestone Tread Benefits
The document outlines that the patented gum-dipping process strengthens the cord body and increases flexing life by 58 percent. It notes added rubber in cords and Firestone non-skid tread features including 122 percent more non-skid contact area and 38 percent more non-skid tread angles in contact with the road. It also states there are no sled runner ribs.
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Firestone
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