Millions Lost By Ship Board in Fixed Charge Analysis
In testimony to the Walsh committee, Colonel E. H. Abadie, former general comptroller of the Shipping Board, said fixed charges like insurance and depreciation must be included to reveal true losses. He cited 272 North Atlantic voyages after March 1, 1920, with revenue $26,017,193.75 and voyage expenses $16,645,372.18, profit before fixed charges $9,271,821.2, but fixed charges totaling $12,545,497.11 produced a net voyage loss of $5,173,675.48.
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New York
Shipping Board
E. H. Abadie
Walsh Committee
The
Missing Woman Safe in New York Hotel
Mrs. Richard B. Berensten, wife of a wealthy New York carpet merchant, was found after disappearing last Saturday. A Cambridge sister in law reported the call saying the woman was staying at a New York hotel and had written a letter to her husband from there.
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Richard B. Berensten
New York
Berry M. Berensten
Harvard Street
Cambridge
Berensten
Miss Berensten
Veiled Tissues Adorned with Lace and Embroidered Red Marines
A literary fragment describes gold and silver tissues dressed in black lace or bearing delicate red marine embroidery, creating a vivid, ornamental contrast within a decorative textile scene.
Decorative Home Furnishings Sale Prices List
A rundown of discounted items including pillow cases 42x38, mahogany cabinets for talking machines, record brushes, leather music bags, metronomes, Morocco envelope strap books, metal picture frames 6x8, scroll veiling, printed and plain sateens, Axminster carpet, fancy veils, draping veils, cloisonne bronze electric floor lamps, brass andirons, wicker lamp shades, candles, Gobelin carpets, all with reduced prices and former pricing shown.
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Vormerly
Fragmentary Work Note on Rail Work Widths
Fragmentary OCR notes mention rail work dimensions 496 square feet and widths from 1 to 2 yards. No clear dates or entities present.
Harding White House to Open Smoothly for Move In
The Hardings face initial moving challenges but expect a smoothly run White House. Mrs. Harding can serve a dinner the day they move in and need not worry much about it.
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Washington
United News
Hardings
White House
White House staff ready to stay on under new first lady
The article notes long time White House aides from clerks to maids can remain if the first lady wishes, with Hoover as major domo and McKenna directing access, while other officials like Mays and Forster have served through multiple administrations. It cites security and service staff prepared to move with Mrs. Harding and the new regime.
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White House
I. H. Hoover
Hoover
Domo
John Mays
Mays
Wilson
Patrick MckKenna
McKenna
Hardings
Joe
Marion
Harding
Martha Mulvey
President Wilson
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Esceeereees
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