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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
12
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June 6 Rio de Janeiro reports Morro do Castelo, Rio’s cradle, is vanishing under heavy dynamite and human work. Excavation for a bay expo and new development prompts relocation of a convent and mass displacement for the poor residents facing imminent evictions.
Paris June 6. Anthelme Mangin, mentally scarred by war, remains the sole unidentified living French soldier. He was sent back by Germany after being captured.
After the armistice a man known as An thelme Mangin was profiled for years as a potential relative. The government now identifies him as Marcel Louis Lemay, resolving a long doubt for Madame Lemay. Dozens previously missing returned home, but Mangin remained the final unresolved case.
Casablanca June 6 The severity of French customers helps Americans sell automobiles here French car owners returning to France pay 45 percent duty and 12 percent tax de luxe making American cars cheaper Overall transportation costs favor American manufacturers and stock bodies heat resistant paint and durable upholstery boost sales in intense sun conditions
In New York on June 6, cotton goods in the gray division were more active with print cloths for June and July deliveries quoted at 7 cents basis. Burlaps remained steady, raw silk purchases rose due to low prices, and Velvets sold well in printed fall styles while wool goods were quiet. Rug sellers reported fair early fall business on Wilton.
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