Government petitions court to appoint trustees to sell stockyards
The government asks the court to appoint one or more trustees to take possession of and sell all stocks bonds and other securities belonging to the Packers interests in stock yards. The petition seeks control to liquidate these properties with due notice to defendants and a decree authorizing sale under court supervision.
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Romania Unable to Meet Interest on British Loan
Ottawa dispatch reports Romania failed to pay interest on a wartime loan of about 20 million dollars from Canada. Experts note pressure from Dominions and British movements to secure a settlement. Romania seeks extension to April 1 for payment of roughly 900000 due October 4.
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Roumania
Ottawa
Canada
Pittsburgh Steel cuts price of steel wire products
Pittsburgh Pa reports a price reduction by Pittsburg Steel Co. cutting about 30 cents per 100 pounds. New quotations list wire rod at 275 and plain wire at 8.25 per 100 pounds. Barbed wire and fencing staples priced proportionally. Invoices begin tomorrow with new quotations.
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Appointment of federal receiver for Standard Steamship Co
Theodore J. Kehne was appointed federal receiver in equity for the Standard Steamship Co., Inc. of New York on application by Ure Carter & Weeks Stevedoring Co. of West Virginia. The action marks official control transferred to the receiver to manage the line’s affairs.
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New York
Treodore J. Kehne
Standard Steamship Co., Inc
Ure Carter & Weeks
West Virginia
Women Debate If Artifices Attract Men In NGWA Debate
In Winthrop Massachusetts on November 30, members of the Young Women's Hebrew Association debated whether girls are justified in resorting to artificial means to attract men when natural beauty fails. The women argued and judged the issue, with the verdict that the nayé had won the argument met by mixed applause.
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Winthrop
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Young Women's Hebrew Association
Wheat markets dip as rural bank failures weigh on prices
Chicago wheat futures drifted lower amid ongoing rural bank failures and a Seattle grain firm stumble. Markets closed unsettled with December around 3.58 1 4 and March near 1.50. corn down about a half cent, oats down several cents. provisions moved from a 7 cent drop to 75 cent gain.
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Navy
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Mrs Lefkof Refuses to Name Recipient of $1806 Funds
Testimony in bankruptcy case reveals Mrs Lefkof refused to identify the person who received $1806 from proceeds of a check her husband gave. Witnesses described audits of bankbooks and records while attorney Solomon pursued recovery actions, with a trustee sale looming Saturday morning and a reported $2000 shortfall.
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Bankin Bude
Stren
Letkof
New Council Faces Work After Election
The article notes a gap between council terms from November to December with no routine business. Incoming and outgoing bodies must handle urgent items as old committees await disposition, while the new council prepares to convene and set aims.
Sanborn to Address Bridgeport Philosophical Society
Henry N. Sanborn of the City Library will speak to members on Ways and Means of Self Education. The Knights of Pythias hall on Mary Street hosts the event with a large audience expected, and the public is invited.
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Library of the City Library
Bridgeport Philosophical Society
Knights of Pythias
Mary Street
House apiece for mother and two thrifty sons
Final payments will be made this week on three new homes funded by the Home Building and Loan Association. The three houses, frame cottages on a twelve acre Jennings Road Farrfield tract, are owned by Mrs. Chura J. Marshall and her sons George H. and Willet H. Marshall.
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Central state control of penal institutions asked
Boston November 20 prediction that a reorganization would place county jail administrations under a central state department rather than county commissioners. Representative B Loring Young, a speaker candidate, urged equal standards in corrections by central control during the annual conference of probation officers at the state house.
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State Department
Wey
B. Loring Young
State House
Representative Young
Secrets of the Movies incoherent Q&A compilation
A jumble of questions and answers about screen stars, directors, and actors. Topics include RAdOne named for a western persona who supposedly never smokes, Gaston Glass on stage, Katherine Calvert’s marriage, George Fieamantrice as director and sculptor, Frank Mayo and his acting lineage, and notes on camera focus explained in the next issue.
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Davy Crooker
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City legislative program not yet prepared
City attorney William A. Conley said the proposed legislation affecting Bridgport was sent for presentation to Albany. He noted next session may approve or reject, with six weeks allowed to present new bills after the legislature reconvenes in January and the city attorney expected matters to be taken up later.
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Rosenthal Dies in Guatemala Bankers Family Leader
Nat. 36 Tenetine L Rosenthal head of the banking Tinise of Rosenthal and Sone Guatemala and one Rosenthal and Sans of talseny general exporters and importers died today after an operation during the new war time.
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