Foreign debt payments boost U S treasury surplus
The Associated Press reports cash payments totaling 117 million from 13 nations reduce the public debt while boosting the current year surplus. These funds come as installments and interest on World War loans, with Mellon applying the excess revenue to debt reduction. The 1929 tax receipts push total revenue beyond 4 billion dollars for the year.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Hoover
Treasury
Mellon
Oregon Senator Dies Suddenly at Camp Claatsop
State Senator George W. Joseph of Oregon died at Camp Claatsop at 58 from a heart blood clot while talking to Major General George A. White during a review of the 162nd regiment. The Republican governor candidate had recently clashed with the state supreme court over legal practice.
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Oregon
George W. Joseph
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George A. White
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State Supreme Court
Rockefeller Gift Funds Brown University Expansion
John D. Rockefeller Jr. donates 600000 to Brown University as memorial to late president Dr. William H. P. Faunce. The gift funds enlargement of Rockefeller Hall housing the Brown Union, with the building name to be changed to Faunce House or Faunce Hall at the corporation's option.
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William H. P. Faunce
Brown University
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller Hall
Brown Union
Troy Boy Has Rare Malady and Tooth Pulled
Leo Friedel a 12 year old from Troy suffers from hemophilia after a tooth extraction. At Leonard hospital doctors fight to save him as his mother and four blood donors helped with transfusion but his condition worsens. The report notes hemophilia causes dangerous bleeding.
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Troy
Leonard Hospital
Leo Friedel
Leo
Leo R. Friedel
Russia
Local residents announce travel and job moves
Miss Willda Neely vacationing in California visiting Los Angeles San Francisco and San Pedro returning home in weeks. Miss Grace Knox spent weekend with her parents in Happy. Mr and Mrs W L Smith returned from a two week Dallas vacation. Mr Smith works for Amarillo Gas. Bill Singletary joins Metropolitan Matrimonial Endowment Association as salesman. Iris Denny Felice Stanley and Marie Faust of Amarillo to open Oklahoma City branch for Metropolitan Matrimonial Endowment Association. W A Denny, manager, toured Vernon opening a local branch. M W Woodliff spent week in Shamrock on business. Miss Olive Gough vacationing in Denver after joining Cornell and Company. she returned for graduation. Mrs Nellie Johnson of Amarillo visiting friends in Pampa. Mr and Mrs R B Wakefield of Floydada guests of J N Edwards. Wakefield manages South Plains Lumber in Floydada. Miss Lorelle Smith McLean returns from extended California visit.
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