Mellon Opposes German Reparation Bond Purchases
Treasury witnesses tell the House Banking Committee the government lacks authority for Federal Reserve or state banks to buy German reparation bonds, while Mellon argues such bonds could aid the country. He notes the international loan system ties to postwar reparations and cites the Young Plan context, with officials denying official study on legality.
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Federal
Mlllion
Jecomas
McFadden
The
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Federal Reserve Board
International Bank
Fe -Secéed
Yucerte Bank of New York
West Virginia Nominees and Local Tragedy Report
Robert L. Femberton of St Marys seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress from the Fourth District. Joseph V. Gibereigh also seeks the nomination. Speard 3 F. Meals and Farkerspurg seek the Democratic nomination for State Senate, Third District. Bomar McCoy, 22, shot and killed. Joe Drennin, 18, charged with a lay public service commission drafts final order in the Cheat Diver power case. WHECH reports local political and legal notes, Burials, wrecks, court actions, and national events including border patrols and Senate debates.
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Robert L. Femberton
St. Marys
Congress
Joseph V. Gib
Public Service Commision
Fintational
Bank of
Reeger
Bischard J. Ashby
Charlestom Pollireeater
Beers of Education
Clarebbumg
Melville Davinson
Peet
Clarebburg
Nuley
Peter Winger
Fifteen Sand Lot Pros Who Reached Major Leagues
AP report lists fifteen players who jumped from sandlots or college to MLB and stayed. Names include Ethan Allen of Cincinnati, Mel Ott, Ted Lyons, George Uhle, and others who moved through trades or camps to major clubs such as the Yankees, Giants, Red Sox, and White Sox.
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Associated Press
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Aid
Philadelphia Nationals
Milton Gaston
Ethan Allen
Cincinati
University of Cincinnati
Melvin Ott
Giants
Lure Sewell
Cleveland
University of Alsbams
Ted Lyons
Baylor College
Waco
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White Sox
Danny MacFed
University of Texas
Frank Frisch
Fordharrash
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Reeves
Red Box
Georgia Tech
Fred Williams
Notre Dame
Suit Filed By American Employers Insurance Against Reed and Lapsiey
The American Employers Insurance Company of Boston filed in United States district court for 85 000 damages against Reed and Lapsiey of South Charleston. Leo Loeb and Robert H C Kay represented the plaintiff.
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American Employers Insurance Company of
Boston
United States District Court
Reed and Lapsiey of
South Charleston
Leo Loeb
Robert H. C. Kay
Carnera’s Mother Reveals Appetite Tale and Early Life
In Sequals Italy Signora Carnera mother of Primo Carnera recalls his big appetite from infancy weighing 12 pounds at birth and 30 by age three. She describes poverty during Austrian occupation, Primo’s rise from weight lifter in a traveling circus to carpenter’s helper in France, and her distress at his French naturalization. The Carnera family remains respected in Friul Sequals.
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Primo Carnera
Sequals
Uding
Signora Carnet
Emmo
al Early Ife
Signore Carnera
Primo
Signora Carnera
France
Monsieur Langau
Iis
Friul
Carnera
River News Delays and Water Levels Reported Across Rivers
Movements of river boats and gauges from Banawha to Ohio, Allegheny, Monongahela, Muskingum, and Tug Fork track yesterday's activity and 24 hour rainfall. Notable readings include Pittsburgh 10.5 feet, Parkersburg 82, Cincinnati 13, Zanesville TA, Charleston 7 pool, with varied inflows and slips and a note on Austria bank deposits rising.
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Snow Party Invitation Sparks Mountain Weekend
In a Crater 27 scene set at The Caprice, Tom Corbett woos Ardeth as rain threatens snow in the mountains. He invites her on a weekend snow party, teasing about Mary Eastwood and Fred Eastwood, while Ardeth wrestles with a kiss of hesitation and playful deflection.
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Ardeth
Mary
Mary Eastwood
Jonk
Ben
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Fred Eastwood
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Scartet
Fred
Phyllis Hawking
Maida Durant
Ken Gleason
Bill Lane
Old Tom
Sphinx
Ardeth Carroll
Mary Hastwood
Ardeth Carroll invited to Ken Gleason party in city
Ardeth Carroll receives an invitation to a house party hosted by Ken Gleason and Mary Eastwood, while Mary warns Ardeth about ringleaders and mystery around love and social circles. Ardeth worries about marriage plans, jealousy, and status as she prepares for a cold journey with friends. Chalk Messages Banned in Saltcoats.
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Scotland
Theas
Pavement Outaide
Smong
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