Crossings debate and foreign real estate fund case loom
A civic note argues railroad crossings danger and subsidies for railways. A New York report profiles Gramco Ltd. led by Keith Barish and Rafael Navarro, expanding foreign investment in U.S. real estate. The piece also covers a Supreme Court step on the El Paso Natural Gas monopoly and related government ties to the case.
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New York
U.S
Keith Barish
Miami
Pla
London
Nassau
Bahamas
Harbor House
Chicago
LTV
Dallas
Mill Valley
Calif
Rockford
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Barish
Rafael Navarro
Pre Castro Curban
Gramco Ltd
John Kennedy
Force
Amprop
American Properties Management
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
America
Navarro
Beirut
Hong Kong
Munich
Washington
Supreme Court
el Paso
Mormon bankers tied to El Paso case surface in public notice
A Lake-era column exposes Mormon business leaders courting assets of El Paso Natural Gas and Northwest Pacific Pipeline. Correspondence shows $1.4 million and $10 million pledges to back bids while a Utah Public Service Commission deal with Colorado Interstate shifts appeal strategy. The 1969 agreement promises Utah banks and Provo steel pipe supplies, affecting Utah gas consumers and signaling banks’ protection over profits.
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Nixon
Justice Department
John A. Redding
Continental Illinois Trust
Glenn E. Nielson
Husky Oil Company
Cody
Wyo
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Northwest Pacific Gas
Chilson
Pacific Northwest Gas
Colorado
Utah Public Service Commission
Supreme Court
el Paso
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Co
Pacific Northwest Pipeline
Utah
Rocky Mountain States
Colorado Interstate
Calvin Rampton
Northwest
U.S. Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Consumers of
Public Service Commission
Corry Auto Agency Set to Open in New Fireproof Build
Corry gains a new auto agency tomorrow and Saturday in a modern fireproof at 697 North Center Street. R G Curly Wiggers has located the Studebaker agency there. Also today in history the Corry High School baseball team opens its season tomorrow at Loveland Field against Warren's Dragons at 4 PM.
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Corry
North Center Street
R. G
Curly) Wiggers
Studebaker
Corry High School
Loveland Field
Warren’s Dragons
Moose Named Al in Hollywood a Boisterous Character Portrait
The piece presents Al Horwits a flamboyant Hollywood press agent and a parade of show business figures including Mack Miller Rita and Nunnally Johnson. It frames Horwits Colloquially tracing anecdotes about directors actors and barbers while musing on truth versus fiction in showbiz lore.
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Hollywood
al Horwits
Mack Miller
Tex McCrary
Harry Brandt
Mack
Rita
Horwits
Nunnally Johnson
Pela Gale
Nun‘nally Johnson
Gazella Verbitschi Piflek
Johnson
The Bafflement by Hal Boyle
A humorous column recounts a miscommunication nightmare with a route operator over identifying Des Moines Iowa and the Commodore Hotel. The narrator struggles to spell and pronounce names as the operator requests correct details and finally connects to the Burke room.
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Commodore
Des Moines
Iowa
Des Girl
Moines
Demons Island
Eureka
Burke Room
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Marine Corps
Europe
John Mitchell
Nixon Law
Richard Nixon
el Paso Natural Gas
Erwin Griswold
Griswold
United States
William Bennett
California Public Utilities Commission
Ronald Reagan
Bennett
California
David Kennedy
Corry Journal
Lairdsville
Kennedy
Continental Ilinois National Bank
George Eccles
First Security Bank of Utah
George
Pacific No Pipeline
el Pago Natural Gas Company
Tata
Marriner Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
U.S. Steel
Provo
Vernon Romney
HUD
George Romney
Steen
Tarbell’s Inn
W. A. Steen
Jim Bishop
Barber
Silvers
Rome
Hell
the Excelsior
Pan American
Excelsior
Charles la Combe
Gene Hogan
Tom Ferris
Hal Boyle
Dan Perkes
Des Moines, Iowa
Los Angeles
Towa
Perkes
the Corry Evening Journal
Sient Jonlh Greet
Cory
Busolayening Journal
George R Sample
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