Securities Act Debate Marks Wall Street Reform Impact
A Corry Evening Journal report discusses the National Securities Exchange Act, noting diverse views. A. Pierce of E.A. Pierce and Co asserts the act will benefit markets, predicting a healthy, active phase by year end amid Wall Street debates over regulation and discretion in governing bodies.
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Corry Evening Journal
Sunda
South Strees
Corry
A.D. Colegrove
Colégrove
National Advertising Representative
Fred Tnc
W. Dith St
New York
Bartlett
Milwaukee
Michigan Square
Chicago
Stéemfeltz-Lovely
Detroit
Atock Exchange
Wall Street
A. Pierce
E. A. Pierce and Co
Pierce
New York Exchange
Xcerpta
Wishton
Commission
Washington
Congress
Ships in Suez Canal Signal Global Trade Recovery
Reports from the Suez Canal show up to April 1980 a 659000 ton rise in traffic compared with 1983. An 13.9 percent increase in merchandise moved through the canal in 1888 over 1832 reflects improving world commerce, though national sentiment and anxiety remain tied to producing a broader revival.
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Suez Canal
Trafic
Suez Canal Company
Calf with four nostrils drawn from Oshkosh horoscope
In Oshkosh Wisconsin Roy Trelevan reports a calf born with four nostrils and a split upper jaw as a peculiar omen. The star signals forecast mention travel philosophy religion and a profitable theater period from October 22 to October 31 with strong energy and social uplift on July 26.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Roy Trelevan
Jily!ag
Margo the Mexican Dancer Breaks Into Film Debut
Hollywood film shop reports Margo, a Mexican dancer turned Spanish actress, gained fame through phono records from childhood. Trained in Spain by renowned teachers, she developed a wide dance repertoire before returning to New York. Cast in Crime Without Passion, it marks her screen debut alongside producers from the Warner service studio in Astoria.
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Hollywood
Calif
Margo
Senora de Castella
Mexico City
Spain
America
Gansints
Seville
Convent of Santa Maria
Imperial School
Fokine
Adolf Bolm
Michiotta
New York
Mansy
Ben Heg
Charles MacAchins
Waster Service
Astoria
Taken from Journal Files Twenty Years Ago June 25 1914
sensational white slave kidnaping alleged near Spring Creek as a strange train left with a 1 year old girl. Police investigate. A large crowd attended Mr and Mrs Frank Kelener’s sixteenth wedding anniversary at the Boston House. Hospital news lists Miss Alexander of Corry bound for Ottawa for vacation. Supt. Wilson heads to Parkersburg for summer. A disastrous fire swept Columbus destroying multiple buildings including Masonic and nearby properties. over 1600 to 2000 observers gather. losses near 20000. Wireless time signal planned by Stone and Clary. Church social planned on West Washington lawn. Various local trips and business news conclude the item.
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Spring Creek
Traban
Columbus
Masonic
Susie Gordon
Scholten
Pier
Blanchard Hardware
Waller
Menis
Chase
Fair Mile
Frances Perkins Shaping Labor Policy With Quiet Authority
Washington June 25 One small woman in a broad hat Frances Perkins runs the labor department with 14 hour days and a plain spoke approach. She calms steel and longshoremen with firm decisions and has the confidence of President Roosevelt and labor leaders. Perkins lives quietly in Georgetown, dislikes interviews, and collects modern art while overseeing disputes and threatened strikes.
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United Press
Washington
America
Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins
Department of Labor
Miss Perkins
Pacific Coast
Congress
Roosevelt
Georgetown
Diego Rivera
Radio City
John D. Rockefeler, Jr
Results of Past Session Congress Reevaluated by Guaranty Survey
The Guaranty Survey weighs the recent session of the Seventy third Congress, noting heavy legislative activity, vast executive powers, and the cost of recovery programs. It discusses the gold reserve act, silver and currency measures, securities amendments, bank deposit guarantees, and farm bankruptcy efforts, concluding the session was reassuring for business yet marked by complex, unsettled implications.
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Pessionat Congress
Guaranty ‘Trust Company
New York
Guaranty Survey
United States
Congress
Tnus
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Farm. Org
Unisdad
Unnion
Ambulance trip interrupts sleep of driver Kilpatrick
When Willan Kilpatrick dosed off at the wheel his automobile veered and struck a tree before reaching the ambulance. The incident occurred en route to a hospital, prompting medical transport for the injured driver and a cautious investigation into the mishap.
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Nsw
Orlhans
Willan
Kilpatrick
Ree
Auto theft netted apples Waterbury report
Waterbury police recovered a stolen automobile with a crate of apples found on the back seat. The owner, Lawrence L. Lewis, reported losses and led officers to the scene where the car was abandoned and fruit in the vehicle.
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Waterbury
Conn
A Farmey
Lawrence L. Lewis
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Hollywood Film Shop
Alanson Edwards
Journal
Frank Kelener
Boston House
Alexander of
Corry Hospital
Ottawa
Canada
E. Whittlesey
Florence
Lee
M. Raymond Jef
Mr. Whittlesey
Niagara Falls
Rochester
G. L. Wilson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Stone and Clary
West Main Street
Arlington
Warren Matthews
Heidelberg
Turkey Foot
Bonnette Tourdet
Ethel Mackress
Union City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Horm
B.D. MacKenzie
Arlington Hotel
Oil City
B. Fi
Tray
Ontarly
Chonda
Mias Perkins
William Nuckles Doak
Chariffeur
Misa Perkins
Gorge Kester Ot Warren
Oftar Pelaglyes
Pawer
Presi Ie
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
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