Foreign loan salvage progress stalls in global bond debacle
After partial gains in freeing funds from closed banks, hundreds of millions in American money remains trapped in foreign loans. Most bonds were sold by New York banks during the Hoover era, backing European and South American issuers. Panama said it will pay part of a year’s interest, signaling slow resumption. Many bonds may never be fully repaid, with refinancing or fractional settlements likely, leaving bankers and investors wary of similar debt issues.
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New York
Republic of Panama
Great Money Center
Still Attacking the Milking Process Seeks Corporate Pensions End
Editorial notes the push to end large corporate milking by paying extravagant executive salaries and pensions. After Insull’s collapse, utilities under new management kept his pension, but Chicago reports say directors now deem pension payments detrimental to the best interests of companies and shareholders. Public capital and labor are framed as the rightful recipients of excess earnings.
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Insull
Chicago
Bequests to 10 Institutions From Late Katherine Frey Will
The estate of Katherine Frey, listed as 2273 Both Street, will probate Thursday. She leaves 7,000 in trust to Bishop John Gannon for priesthood education in St. Mary’s parish and 600 for St Joseph’s Home for Blind Orphans in Jersey City. The Visiting Nurses Association and St. Vincent’s Hospital each receive 1,000. One thousand also set aside for masses to be offered at St. Mary’s.
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Brib
Uary
Katherine Frey
N. J
St. Vincents Hospital
Bt. Marys
Scott City Croquet Team Aims for State Title
Scott City croquet squad shifts focus from county crown to state glory. Coach names four challengers as the team plans bold outings and seeks a decisive win to secure the championship.
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Scott City
Ken
Greater
Nurest
Twenty Years Ago Notes From Local Journal
Twenty years ago the Journal Filet records a Concord township party, new Third Ward station ties, Supt Kell of McCarthy Company addressing local Federal Wilding, and plans for brick foundations and social events. Ferris and Stanford Hose teams prepare pocket bills and matches, Clifton Howard promoted in Wells Fargo, Louis McCarthy home for Thanksgiving, Edward Ott to lecture, and John G. Rich closing a Dawson property deal amid pneumonia threats to W. L. Roberts.
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Kell
McCarthy Kompany
Hue
Ferris Billiay, Parlors
Stanford Hose Company
Ferris
Hall
Geifer
Dieterle aims for real life in films not actors
Hollywood director William Dieterle argues actors should not cry in pictures. He favors casting by trade and life experience, using real pros like carpenters and fishermen to bring authenticity. Dieterle plans to direct William Powell in The King of Fashion as Hollywood moves toward cinema that mirrors life.
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Alanson Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Calif
Wiliam Dieterle
Dieterle
Dieterle Conkenets
Wiliam Powel
Warners
Pictures
Dietorié
Milan Waller elerised at Bracken Bros grocery store event
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Milan Waller at Bracken Bros grocery store and references various places and names, including a possible water company and a hotel, but the text is largely garbled and does not yield a coherent report or verifiable facts.
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Milan Waller
Bracken Bros
Tomi Engi
Nostis Center Street
Corry
Austin
Setema Hotel
Weekly press briefing reveals mixed views on Frances Perkins
Washington reports show Frances Perkins eliciting varied reactions from reporters and cabinet colleagues. Commentary highlights her perceived schoolteacher demeanor and strong intellect while noting skepticism about her influence on New Deal policy.
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Washington
Lanor Seumary
Frances Perjins
Maw Perkins
Paris readers pick two coats in best Paris couturiers
Paris Style readers weigh fashion prizes with dress prizes from leading Paris couturiers. Winners include two young women of different backgrounds, one provincial and one mannequin in a large dressmaking house, who receive a navy woolen coat and a black velvet coat details describe trims and collars.
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Paris
French
Bodie
Tollir
Erie County projects considered for job relief plan
Hon Nov 24 report notes seven additional work programs would employ 296 men at a total cost of 26000 if approved. Harrisburg authorities promised prompt review, with rapid placement once approved. Local unemployment offices report no new hires yet and advise applicants to apply at the state employment office.
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Eigih
Hiv
Hurtisbure
Arthur C. Vic
County Public Work
Harrisburg
Vicary
Fox
Viraty
East 9Th Street
C. G
Cain
North Mast
City
Corry Manis Held at Erie on False Pretenses Warrants
Charles Weeks, 40, alias Eid Weeks, held in Erie city jail on a warrant charging false pretenses and issuing checks without funds. A Corry resident living at 152% Peach Street was arrested by Police Sergeants Wolfenden and Baxter. Warrant issued by Girard peace justice C. D. Wilcox based on T. J. Ryan’s oath. To be turned over to North Girard constable J. C. Badders later.
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Erie
Charles Be, Yeens, Jr
Eid Weeks
City
Weeks
Corry
Peach Street
George Wolfenden
Rufus Baxter, Jr
C. D. Wilcox
Girard Peace Justice
T. J. Ryan
Curry
J. C. Badders
North Girard
Robber Hold-Up Ends With Obliging Victim
In Revere Massachusetts Charles Rodgers was held up by two robbers who demanded his wallet. He surrendered it, stating all his money was in his pants pockets. The assailants fled believing they had seized the funds.
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Ickes
Los Angeles
PWA
OWA
California
Tekes
Mass
Charles Rodgers
Governor Addresses Harrisburg State Reform Embrace
The Governor speaks on legislative effort in Harrisburg, praising a shift toward public service over personal gain. He notes a growing national mood, support for labor rights under the National Recovery Act, and the move to end child labor, urging leaders to serve the people rather than moneyed interests.
School Nurse Addresses P T A at Fairview
The Fairview Parent-Teachers Association met in regular session Thursday afternoon at the Fairview School. Miss Riva Kepler, the school nurse, spoke on her work with the aid of the association. New officers and committees were appointed and a program on colonial times and Americanization was presented by students and Miss Merrick. Guests Mr and Mrs Rows of Titusville visited the city.
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Fairview
Parent-Teachers Association
Riva Kepler
Diptick
Silvis
Swanson
Dimick
Merritt
Bruce Thomas
May Howard
Priscilla Mullen
Bess Merricke
Merrick
Injuries Reported In Warren Area Car Crash
Two people were injured near Warren in a crash that also damaged a van. Corporal Ta TE. Lia vn of the Highway Patrol reported the vehicle, owned by Mik Rennel and driven by Himes, traveled toward Warren before crashing into a large tree. Akeley and others were uninjured. local notes mention a dormant society and an eight year old Abernathy tie anecdote in nearby items.
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Marianville
Balle Rengel
Ms. Cuvel
Jules
Himeshia
Himeshia Meerations About Yur Neni
Fer
Ta TE
Lia Vn
Joos
Paten
Bie Mik, Rennel
Himes
Loward Warren
Akeley
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John G. Rich
Dawson
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W. L. Roberts
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Combination Administration Bulding Officers Quarters
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Soviet Union
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Mary Knight
United Press Staff
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Typishivire Vane
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Titusville
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