Antitrust Challenge Over Appalachian Coal Spreads to Courts
Open court contest begins next week in Asheville North Carolina over Appalachian Coals Inc proposed central selling agency for 137 coal companies. Government seeks injunction to block the agreement arguing it would monopolize interstate bituminous coal from the southern fields and set precedent for similar agencies in lumber and copper.
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Washington
Asheville
North Carolina
Appalachian Coals, Inc
Appalachian
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Williamson, Logan and Kanawha
West Virginia
Hold for Dollar Wheat Movement Spreads in Dakota
Minot North Dakota July 25 The Hold for Dollar Wheat movement gains momentum as farmers form groups to raise returns amid low prices. With 1932 North Dakota wheat crop projected at 124 million bushels about one sixth of U S output a $1 per bushel price increase would matter. Delegates push for embargo on Dakota and Montana shipments until No 1 dark northern at Minneapolis reaches $1 20 though governors say they lack authority to act.
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Minot
N. D
North Dakota
Dakota
Montana
Minneapolis
G. F. Shaver
W. E. Green
South Dakota
Madmen on Stage At 16th Century English Theaters
Historical note on 16th century English theaters borrowing madmen from asylums to perform unusual acts for public demand. The practice reflects period attitudes toward mental illness and entertainment in urban venues.
Calves Give Hope to Hurt Flyer Stranded in Jungle
Clarence McElroy of Medaryville Indiana recounts a 18 day ordeal after a June crash in Honduras. He credits four calves tethered to trees for sparking hope and a local Indian boy for guiding rescuers to him near San Geronimo. He plans to return to Indiana once cleared by doctors.
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Mexico City
Clarence McElroy
Medaryville
Ind
McElroy
San Geronimo
Roy Gordon
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Gordon
End Ugly Uninviting Complexion With Nad inola Cream
Advertises Nad inola Bleaching Cream to clear rousing complexion blemishes. Claims quick whitening results and pore tightening with a money back guarantee, urging use at bedtime for noticeable effects by tomorrow.
U S Leads In World Trade Despite Slump In Exports
The 1931 Commerce Department report notes the United States remained a world trade leader, ranking first in exports and second to Britain in imports. Raw cotton and fruits rose, radios and refrigerators set new sale records abroad, while auto, copper, iron and steel exports fell sharply.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Grace A. Witherow
Division of Economic Research
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Property transfers and car registrations listed
The notice lists several real estate deeds transferring Lot 2 Block 355 Mir Hol to Ama Inv Co and related parcels among Weymouth Hill Smith and Hill with token consideration of $10. It also records CAR REGISTRATIONS for J H Bagley Fritch a Ford Tudor and A F Lasater Sanford a Ford Coupe.
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C. E. Weymouth
Ama. Inv. Co
John E. Hill
Ama
Hugh M. Smith
J. H. Bagley
Fritch
Ford Tudor
A. F. Lasater
Sanford
Ford Coupe
Man Foils Robbers Then Is Shot In Jewelry Store
W J Kirkpatrick confronted three holdup men who entered a Los Angeles jewelry shop. He ordered them to surrender but calmly turned to leave and was shot dead, fulfilling his boast that no robber would force him.
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Los Angeles
W. J. Kirkpatrick
Ead
Brothers in death united by double funeral
In Versailles Indiana two brothers George Hand and Nicholas Augustine were buried in a double funeral yesterday after both widowed long ago by marrying two sisters sixty years ago. Their bond endured beyond death across a family tie that spanned generations.
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Versailles
Ind
Uly
George Hand
Nicholas Augustine
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Indiana
Floydada
Tex
Panama
West Tenth
Tenth and
van Buren Streets
Ballard
U.S
Gulf Seafood’s CO
Drs
Hudson
America
Detroit
Amelia Earhart
F.C.B
PANY
Detroit, Michigan
Toney Chisum, Inc
Tyler ST
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