Bright Business Outlook Seen by Nation's Leaders
A conference theme stressed industry plans and job creation with Johns Manville president Lewis H. Brown urging optimism. Du Pont warned uncertainty in taxes, money, labor, inflation, and regulations hampers long term planning. He estimated private investment of over 25 trillion dollars could create 3 million new industrial jobs if future conditions clarify.
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Johns-Manville Corporation
America
Angie See
Brown
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A. F. of
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10 Percent Dividend Ordered for Security Bank Depositors
Banking Commissioner George Ward authorized a 10 percent dividend to depositors of the closed Security Bank and Trust Co. of Charleston. Checks totaling 452,000 will be dated Dec 10 and delivered by Receiver F. G. Lamb, bringing total payments to 96,000.
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Security Bank and Trust Company of Charleston
George Ward
F. G. Lamb
Stalin's Enforcer Yezhoff Shifts Power in Soviet Union
The piece outlines Stalin's favored successor Yezhoff, noting his party loyalty and access to personal allegiance records. It highlights Lazar Kaganovich, famed for Moscow subway construction and railway reforms, as a leading aide poised to bring order to Russia's vast, chaotic industrial system.
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Moscow
Russia
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Central Committee
The
Kaganovich Dominates Soviet Industry and Public Awe
Lazar Kaganovich, chief of heavy industry and Politburo member, is widely admired while his brother Michael Kaganovich leads aviation and defense roles. Lazar's quiet, darkly handsome presence draws continual public applause.
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Central Committee
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Defence
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Kaganovich
Mellon Cleared of Tax Fraud by U S Board
The U S Board declares Mellons 1931 stock sales while treasury secretary legal and proper. It upholds tax savings and gifts to his children and trusts, noting no patriotic duty to pay more taxes. The ruling offsets about 100000 by a charitable gift credit and covers painting gifts. A separate note describes a Weymouth incident with a wax dummy.
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Mellon
the Treasury
Supreme Court
Treasury
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Union Trust Company of Pittsburgh
Meilon
Hermitage
Russia
Melon
Companies Oppose Freight Rate Boost
Kanawha operators group witnesses C. H. Thomas of Charleston and a Consol idation Coal official say interstate shipments do not align with Charleston coal. Gas price boost seen as increasing natural gas prices. Milton Bowman of New York testifies for Wyatt Coal and Westvaca Chlorine that shipments from those firms do not compete with interstate shipments.
Baby Plague Now Said Under Control
Tests showed the plague’s presence and experts believe the virus is too small to be seen even with powerful microscopes. Dr. Bundesen and advisers focus on preventing further outbreaks, with breastfeeding urged as a prevention.
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Bundesen
Special concession coupons offered by The Charleston Gazette
The Charleston Gazette advertises a Complete Home Library with daily concession coupons numbered 1 to 7. Collect a set of seven and present at the Gazette business office in Charleston or nearby towns, paying price plus West Virginia sales tax. Also offers binding options and a 10 cent postage handling charge for mail orders.
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Charleston Gazette
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Gazette
Charleston
Betxley
Bronitgomery
West Virginia
Du Pont Proposes Plan To Create 3,000,000 Jobs
The piece reports on a Senate Banking Committee hearing where Clarence Woolley of American Radiator urges pro business legislation to boost Roosevelt era home building, while Dr. Hugh Magill of the American Federation of Investors calls for policy changes to stimulate private investment and curb TVA subsidies. The draft notes tension between government and business, with lawmakers anxiously awaiting tax reform and housing bill action as a fifth week of a special session persists. A Scotland wedding interruption by a bell ringer adds a domestic anecdote.
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Clarence Woolley
The
American Radiator Company
Senate Banking Committee
Hugh 5. Magill
American Federation of Investors
Congress
Tennessee Valley Authority
Holding Company Act
Woalley
Cooperaon
Insurgent Guns Bombard Madrid and Attlee Appeals for Change
The Madrid front is under heavy insurgent bombardment while a British Labour delegation led by Clement Attlee returns via Barcelona to London. Attlee urged active pressure to alter Britain's policy seen as dangerous to democracy.
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Barcelona
London
Madrid
Clement Attlee
House of Commons
Spain
Attlee
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