European Affairs Give Wheat New Rise in Prices
Wheat prices rose in Chicago trading as European tensions and export demand supported the market. March at 1.47, May at 1.68, and July around 1.59 1 4. Corn and oats advanced modestly while provisions fell slightly. Export demand and India famine reports aided sentiment, though last minute sales from Kansas City tempered gains.
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Lawmaker seeks rebuke of Ford over anti-Semitic articles
Albany March 2 Senator Abraham Iarlin Republican proposed a resolution condemning Henry Ford for anti-Semitic articles in a weekly he owns. It argues such slander should disqualify the author from any privilege and urges state officials assessing waterpower rights to consider Ford's alleged anti patriotic conduct.
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Bridgeport Finance Federation Drive Opens Early April
The Bridgeport Finance Federation, backed by 14 charity societies, plans a relief drive the first week in April. Quarters open at Stratfield hotel room 41, with preliminary activities rising daily as volunteers prepare to enlist public support for federation goals.
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Bridgeport Financial Federation
Orman Leeds
Federation
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Gallagher On Stand In Civil Suit Over Auto Stock Notes
Anthony J. Gallagher builder of an auto accessories store in Fairfield avenue spent most of yesterday on the witness stand in Superior court before Judge Keeler and a jury as the defendant in a Sterling Tire Company of New Jersey suit to recover on notes for stock. Damages of 2500 were asked. Gallagher admitted the business had not been profitable and the case will resume next day.
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Indictment Returned Against Italian Line and Four Individuals
A federal grand jury charged the Italian Star Line and four individuals, including two former U S shipping board employees, with conspiring to defraud the Shipping Board by lowering the sale price of the steamer Liberty Wand. Defendants named are James D. Riter Max Ulin Emilio Paul Vaseli and Fred A. Bobbitt.
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Emelio Paul Vaseli
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Needless sacrifice charge stricken from subcommittee report
Washington war investigating committee dropped charges accusing needlessly sacrificing American soldiers on armistice day after three hours of debate. Representative Johnson of South Dakota, author of the subcommittee report, fought the charges, then switched his vote to allow reconsideration tomorrow.
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Johnson
South Dakota
President Signs Diplomatic and Agricultural Appropriation Bills
In Washington the president signed the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill worth 10,500,098 dollars and Congress sent the agricultural appropriations measure totaling 28,900,000 dollars to the White House. Only three regular appropriation bills remained before the desk was clear of supply.
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