Gold standard debate and gold flows in wartime US
A fragmented report discusses wartime gold flows as the United States maintains the pledge to redeem dollars for gold. It notes gold sales to stabilize prices, Treasury costs, and comparisons to Britain’s devaluation and gold price impacts amid deficit pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atgraveind Gis Giich
Fox Shiners
Beneft
Geias
Ieax
United Bietes
United State
Britain
Nassau Bay Telephone Franchise Proposal Sparks City Debate
Nassau Bay officials consider a bid from Bay Telephone to begin service with a non exclusive deal. Kiser, representing the independent company, argues reduced rates and tax contributions while General Telephone’s franchise renewal remains unsettled. The utilities committee plans further talks to weigh the proposal and future service in Baytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassen Bay
Kiser Sckl
Passat! Bay Telephone
Hsar Sai
Am Indeperviert Teleptome Company
Basten Bay
Kiser
Teleprone
Nesten Bay Oo
Haba Kiser
General Telephone
Nassau
Beytown End
Belt
Jesus
Couucil
Autheil
City considers bonds for subdivision work and sales tax talk
The city council debated performance and trust bonds for subdivisions before approval of street and utility work. A lone council member opposed the bank guarantee provision. Council planned a public seminar on a proposed city sales tax and announced a master park plan review with bids alternate to Bowie Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friz Lanham
Ciy
Lanhem
Comet
Zayioe
Andy Breswelll
Glen Walker
Lotts City
Braswell
Wes Lotts
Mumlin
Erienting Company
Loftis
Wes
Wwe
Isie
Commell
Paris
Heep
Woth Tee Council
Parks and Recreation Soera
Alberoe
Bowie Park
Citizens Committee
Harry Miller
Gulf Coast Hospital
TL. “Doc” Satterwhite
Enjay Chemical Co
Fenestial
Beneft
LD Cost To End In Two Phone Areas
On Sunday March 17, Tri City and Highlands exchanges will interconnect without long distance charges. E O Cambern Haytown Manager reports final material arrived and installers are making connections. Testing circuits between exchanges is underway. customers simply dial the listed telephone numbers to complete calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General ‘Telephone
Tri - City
Highlands
E. O. Cambern
Telephone Company
Haytown
Cambern
Hospital Notes Aged Listings and Room Assignments
Hospital notes list Sue Williams Gray at 7026 Ray Way in Room 161 and Leslie Williams at 303 W Miream in Room 119. Also noted are William J. Higginbotham Sr E Aron in Room 28 and Mary Louise York in Highlands Room percent. Tom W White of Dayton is assigned to Room 105.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Williams Gray
Rayway
Leslie Williams
W. Miream
William J. Higginbotham
E. Aron
Mary Louise York
Highlands
Tom W. White
Dayton
Dime March Success Reported by Local Groups
A community drive raised a total of $2,783 on the day, with Key Cuts of Sobers and other groups collecting funds across Houston schools. The effort, part of the March of Dimes campaign, involved multiple participants and produced notable contributions from several high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sobers
Lee
Boss Ster
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Genera Telephone
Nessza Bey
Momecezer
Bes
Nassau Bay
Bohol
Texes
Agi Hiser
Nessan Bey
Bassan
Cererel Telephone
Houston
Commie M
U.S
Marvin
Sargeant Ryker
Universal Picture
Brunson
Her
Were Rise
Ps Andrews
Iereahts
LA Porte
Faye Dunawa Warren
Bonnie Lye
Llard
Gene Rackan
Eile Parsons
EeeRe
Rim
Sarah Arts
Melina Mercouri
Romy Schneider
Peter Finch
Jotes Dassin
le Wael Metrocolor
Donzste Anet
Jos
Techancolgas
Paul Newman
Torn Curtain
CMAN
AGL Beata
Amenca
I Irzai
Munster
Roy
Warreng
Fred Gwynne
Yvonne Decarlo
Allewes
Sutch Patrick Snc
Debbie Watson
Iso Staring
Thie Vierk
Safari
Aero CO Tacos Aero
Innkeeper's
2.25
Inc
1.25
Tax
Frontier Barbecue
N. Main
Tereae of
Town Sur, Inc
Leytown
Tera
Associated Press
Orain
Gulf Coast
Baytown
Market St
Leisig's
Morgan's Point - la Porte
March of Dimes
Market Street
N. Alexander Drive
Coghlan
BAY Plaza
Crown Club
Jack Fulbrecht
Pizza Parlor
Banjo
Banjo's Inc
Joe Savage
Ray Rogers
Noel Stanley
Village Inn Pizza Parlor
Felton Drive
K Mart Plaza
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