Ancient Hates in Balkans Likely to Flame Into War
A June dispatch analyzes Balkan tensions as Bulgaria’s revolution prompts new alignments. It notes that ancient animosities flare when roads thaw, threatening a wider conflict, with Bulgaria surrounded by rivals and eyeing Thrace while France favored earlier, and Turkey possibly aligning with Berlin’s revived bloc.
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Balkans
Otis Peabody Swift
New York
Europe
Inter
Serejevo
Serbia
Alexander Stamboulinsky
Sofia
America
Wold Pern Amall
Varna
Wall Street
Himity
Yandott
Germany
Bulgaria
Turkey
Greece
Breck Sea
Dardibellis
Thrace
Agean
Oriental Thrace
Occidental
Jugo-Slavia
Macedonia
Romania
Dubrojn
Roumania
France
Stamboulinsky
4Anheff
Moscow
Berlin
Austria
Russia
French budget deficit turns into surplus
June 13 report from the French senate finance committee notes the French budget of 3.75 billion francs shifting from deficit to surplus due to American and British budgets. Receipts are now estimated around 0 francs and 0?
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Senate
Commp
Caro Aid
Shows Necessity of Foreign Trade
Grosvenor M. Jones of the U S department of commerce told a joint foreign trade conference that export trade is essential to almost every industry, warning that low European demand and tight credit could harm profits if surplus products flood the domestic market. He urged better informed credit officials on foreign conditions and cooperation within export departments to improve efficiency, noting government data collection efforts underway.
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Grosvenor M. Jones
Finance and Investment Division
United States Department of Commercce
National Association of Credit Men
Atlanta Foreign Trade Club
Department of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
B.C. Getsingjer
South Atlantic
Detment
Europe
AHL
Jones
Federal Department of Commerce
Herbert Gruber
Mr. Jones
Herbert W. Gruber
Commercal Intelligence Division
International trade talk in Atlanta bureau lists
The article describes a gathering where Mr. Gruber cites the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce supplying 150 000 importer and agent lists for exporters. Joseph A. McCord explains exchange finance in foreign trade and the Fed's role in stabilizing currencies. Benjamin Tregoe and others are noted as participants in this Atlanta Foreign Trade club event.
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Uring
Gruber
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Caucausus
Dutch Guiana
Atlanta
New York
Joseph A. McCord
Atlanta Federal Reserve Tank
WiHs of Exchange
McCord
Federal Reserve System
United States
Henjanin B. Tregoe
Foreign Interchange Credit Bureau
National Association of Credit Men
J. W. H. Loss
Harry 0. Mitchell
Atlanta Forsian Trade Club
Federal Department of Fommerre
Woman Motorist Held on Charge of Manslaughter
Chicago June 13 The arrest of Mrs Anna Wenesel her daughter Miss Adeline Anderson and Miss Andersons fiancé Robert Hollenbeck followed disclosures that Mrs Wenesels automobile driven by her self struck William J Calhoun early Sunday injuring him he died after he was fired in a Police station Mrs Wenesel charged with manslaughter on her alleged confession and both her daughter and Hollenbeck were booked as accessories after the fact
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Chicago
Anna Wenesel
Adeline Anderson
Miss Anderson
Robert Hollenbeck
Wenesel
William J. Calhoun
Flood Menaces Oklahoma City
Flood reports from Fort Smith to Arkansas, with levee repairs at Haroldton and Cross Lanes. Prison labor mobilized to bolster defenses as 15 000 to 20 000 acres flood in Phillips county. Van Buren loses drinking water supply due to alkali. Memphis to McGehee rail service halted after Arkansas river bridge cave-in at Renzal.
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State Hospital
Baucum
Tucker State Farm
Cumuins
Pine Bluff
Haroldton
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Kangas
van Buren
Lee Creek
Helena
Phillips County
Memphis
McGehee, Atk
Memphis, Helena and Louisiana
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Arkansas River Bridge
Renzal
Veteran Returns After 58 Years To Atlanta Visit
A Civil War veteran, visiting Atlanta after 58 years, marvels at the city’s progress and the Grant Park Cyclorama. He recalls Sherman’s march, camp near Decatur, and shells at Atlanta before the battle, praising a united North and South and noting landmarks at Whitehall and Alabama. He plans to visit camp sites and the lamp post landmark.
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Atlanta
The
Constitution
Peachtree
Marietta
Sherman
Hecht
Derature
Grant Park
North
Mr. Somers
Credit
Widlar Company
Cleveland
Cleveland Association of Credit Men
Somers
National Association
Cleveland Association
Whitehall
Alabama
Decatur
DeKalb
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