Guaranty Trust Notes Boosts Business Optimism
The Guaranty Trust Company of New York reports in The Guaranty Survey a shift to greater business optimism and price support across stocks bonds and commodities. Gold reserves rise as foreign allocations are released, bank conditions improve, and credit measures bolster confidence though real growth remains modest with sporadic factory restarts and cautious demand.
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Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
Guaranty Survey
Abcia
United States
Hank
Hanks
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ure Tata
Nome
Leamgster
Han
Priven
Reconstruction
Finnange Corporation
Federal Reserve Banks
Gore
Bragging Racketeers Linked Involved in Asia Fees Case
A murky case involving alleged racketeers with ties to Asia is outlined. Officials estimate fees collected and probe potential bribes. Investigators seek root causes and key figures connected to the scheme amidst ongoing inquiries.
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Heer
Asia
Wife Preservers A feat of Tadswale Tne wyatly yestituites
A local note reports a remarkable or unusual feat involving a person or group connected to a community, highlighting an event that drew attention and curiosity. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the item suggests a cited achievement or notable activity.
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Tadswale
Epuney
Pennsylvania dog license law a strong revenue and protection maker
Harrisburg reports over ten years under the state bureau the dog license law raised more than 6 million dollars for the treasury and settled above 700 thousand dollars in livestock and poultry damages. It notes 4.7 million licenses issued, 152 thousand stray dogs killed, 56,686 sheep harmed, and 67,600 prosecutions, with Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Scranton excluded as local controls.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Bureau of Animal Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Ogs
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Gotham Silk Plant to Resume Operations
The Gotham Silk Hosiery company reopened in Philadelphia after a nearly two year closure. About 2,000 workers are expected to be employed within months as 100 machinists start reconfitting equipment and knitters are hired once positions are secured.
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United Fresh Philadelphia
Gottam Sill Hosiery
Olean Man Narrow Escape From Train Wheels
OLEAN Aug 29 A 50 year old man, Vashella, fell asleep on railroad tracks in the local yards and narrowly escaped being struck by a Pennsylvania locomotive. Patrolman John Grandusky and Eugene Weller intervened and avoided disaster by about a 15 minute margin. Vashella faces a brief stay in the Cattaraugus County Jail after the incident judged by Judge Dennis W. Keating.
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Olean
Vrea Vasnenu
Olewn
Pennsylvania
John Grandusky
Eugene Weller
Dennis W. Keating
Vashella
Catturaugl County
Vauclain Sees Trade Recovery On Track
Philadelphia August 29 United Press reports Baldwin Locomotive Works chairman Samuel Vauclain predicts a marked business rebound in 1939 and further improvement in 1984. He says confidence is returning after a severe downturn, with the steel industry reflecting a broader revival and the economy climbing out of a subnormal period.
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Baldwin Locomotive Works
United Press
Philadelphia
Jin the Maletog
Sarn
Hvet ML Vauelais
Vaurlain
Wall Street Journal
Thomas Farrell Dies in Buffalo Hospital
Thomas Farrell died at the Sisters of Mercy hospital in Buffalo while undergoing a 41 operation for removal of his tonsils Saturday morning. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 9 o'clock in St Thomas church with Rev Leo Foley officiating and interment in St Thomas cemetery. He was born in Cory and had lived here about twenty years ago moving to Ballimere Maryland. Survived by two brothers John and Michael Farrell and two sisters Mrs Pre Laird Corty and Mrs Walter Brenneman Jamestown. Body moved to sister Mrs Laird residence 11514 First Avenue Sunday morning.
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Thomas J. Farrell
Sisters of Mercy
Buffalo
St. Thomas Church
Leo Foley
Wilcox
Wells
St Thomas Cemetery
Rell
Cory
Thomas Farrell
Ballimere
John
Michael Farrel
Pre’ Laird
Corty
M Watter Brenneman
Jamestown
Laird
First Avenue
Crawford County Relief Board Named in Meadvill e Aug 27
Harrisburg announced that Gov. Pinchot appointed Crawford County Unemployment Relief Board members who have accepted. Names include Judge Kent of Meagyity Meaguity, Hearne P. Miller of Menuville, Charles W. Gill of Menuville, Mrs. T Stevenson of Tiuvaville, Mrs. Florence B. Crandall of Cambridge Springs, and a Mothers' Assistance Board member.
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Meadville
Harrisburg
Pinechot
Crawford County Unemployment Relief Board
Chire Kent
Justge
Crawford County
Hearne P. Miller
Menuville
Minaf
Astonted Cuunnties
Governor as Chairman to Attend Harrisburg Relief Board Meeting
The governor as chairman is expected to attend a Wednesday Harrisburg meeting of the state Emergency Relief Board. All chairmen in the state are asked to be present along with any other members who wish to participate.
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Harrisburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Governor Sterling Leads Mr Ferguson In Texas
Dallas, Texas August 28 With returns from 158 counties out of 954 the governor Ross Sterling holds a lead of about 3007 votes over Mrs Miriam Ferguson in the Texas runoff. The Texas election bureau reported Sterling 4610 votes to Ferguson 4611 with the Loki vote 928895.
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Dallas
Tex
Ross
Miriam
Ferguson
Austin
Texas
Perguson
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Iety
E. E. Guignon
Gotham
Verree Teasdale
Vauclain
Steele Municket
Srawford County Relief Board
Gov. Sterling
Philco Radio
Root’s Furniture Store
Eco
Ygfeld
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