Stock Market Mixed With Moderate Improvements and Slipping Bonds
Stock market shows moderate gains in some sectors while offerings thin out, yet speculative issues face renewed pressure. Steel industry prospects rise after a American Iron and Steel Institute meeting. Short contracts were adjusted as assurances tied to schedules sparked caution. Transportation and labor tensions loom over shipping. vanadium and Replogic spikes fade as Stromberg Carburetor drops. Bond trading exceeds prior sessions with Liberty issues and local trac tions mostly lower. pot sales total 15.28 million dollars.
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Pogroms in Ukraine Imperil Jewish People
London reports say Turkish led troops under General Balakovitch carried out pogroms in Minsk and Hamel regime territory, terrorizing Jews. The Ukrainian Jewish Federation warns women abused and children killed in cold blood as authorities condemn the assaults.
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Polish Railroads Run Under Martial Law
Warsaw dispatch reports Polish railways operate under martial law after a mechanics strike for higher wages and better food. Prisoners of war from Russian Soviet forces are used as ethic breakers by the Polish army to run lines. Cabinet declares martial law due to foreign influences stirring disturbances.
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President Bug Appointed Receiver of A B A R R
In Atlanta on February 25 Judge S H Siblay signed an order naming President BR L Bug as receiver of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad. The Birmin Trust and Savings Co of Birmingham Alabama petitioned, claiming a $99,000 note due March 7 remained unpaid.
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Stamford Rolling Mills Ordered to Pay $750
A jury returned a verdict for the defendant in a civil case in C Flees court, following Judge Tohn R Booth's directions. Minnie Bill of Stamford sued Stamford Rolling Mills for $1,009 claiming a $750 loan from December 1918 was never repaid.
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