Surplus Funds Not Available For Use Of Large Corporations
By Broadan Wald in New York reports that surplus funds cannot be liquidated for large corporations. Directors plan to use earnings to fund liquidation of big loans, leading to reduced or omitted dividend payments. Industry managers fear observed delays and weak demand for bonds and notes, with rail and transportation stocks facing rate changes and uncertain dividend resumption.
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Broadan Wald
New York
Des
Bia
Commerce Commission
Ines
Transportation Campanicos
Slyas
Slyas' Doy Improvement Avi Crase For Tha Seevlos Mem. Meeghs
Rede Sparndat
Saat
Tor
Ymisay Rowee
Industria Corporation Management
Sheehied
Industrial firms eye earnings use amid cautious security offerings
The administration has not signaled intent to fund new paths, as corporations shift focus to utilizing earnings for evuddal Wguldatan of bank foun. Upcoming security offerings by industrial firms are anticipated but expected to remain small in volume.
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Ludedtechnosa
Bank Foun
Clearing House Planned to Aid New Inventions
A historical note describes a Clearing House concept to aid new inventions. It mentions inviting inventors to submit designs and models, with a panel of preeminent country representatives to examine and encourage patentable ideas, noting the typewriter as a notable example. The plan aims to facilitate invention and diffusion across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearing House
Aldermen Fight Over Paying City Salaries
Bridgeport officials debate legality and funding for $21,600 annual alderman salaries for 24 members. City Auditor Keating and the Board of Apportionment report no available funds and potential legal issues amid calls to seek charter revision from the legislature.
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Sridgeport
Thamedyee
Board of Apportionment
Keating
Apportionment Board
William KE. Seeley
Bridgeport
Fire Department Budget Drops by Forty Thousand
Fire department files a low budget estimate for 1941 42 totaling 572173 dollars, about 40000 less than last year. No new apparatus or salary increases are requested. Promotions anticipated within the department include moving from Grade B to A and Grade G to B, with John F Glance eligible for promotion December 16, 1941.
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John F. Glance
Anti-Red Officers Arriving in Japan
A dispatch from Tokio reports many former officers of General Semenon arriving in Yokohama to seek asylum. Semenon, once leader of anti Bolshevik forces along the Sibert Mune frontier, had earlier reached Port Arthur in Manchuria and given up the struggle.
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Japan
Tokio
Semenon
Sibert
Yokohama
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Forum on Labor Reform Held at Park Theatre
Arturo T. Bfetder spoke on Miueation at a Metal Trades forum in Washington D C yesterday afternoon. D Donovan of the International Machinists' association presided as more than £ 0 prints appeared in the machine. The next forum is set for 3 o'clock Sunday, December 46.
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Arturo T. Bfetder
Washington, D.C
Métal Trades’ Forum
Park Theatre
D. Donovan
Tneternational Machinists’ Association
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