South American debts studied for trade gains hopes
Washington experts review a plan to convert Brazil’s $350 million in defaulted dollar bonds into internal bearer bonds paid in Brazilian credits. Bondholders would invest in Brazil’s undeveloped resources, unlocking development and boosting exports to the United States while preserving American producers. The scheme envisions matched new investments and possible debt reductions to spur Brazil’s resource development and long term sales to the U.S.
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Gat
Bamley
United States
Sist
Department of Commerce
South America
Brazil
Tne
St Lal
Kings of Scandinavia Faithful to Free Government
A commentary praising Scandinavian monarchs Michken of Norway Christian of Ommerk and Gustaf of Sweden for upholding constitutional principles while engaging with their subjects. The piece credits Finland’s Kallio with democratic spirit and notes the kings as a potential last stand of constitutional monarchy in Europe. It blends political analysis with reflections on leadership and history.
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Michken
Norway
Christian of Ommerk
Gustaf
Sweden
Kallio
Finland
James Russell Lowell
Lincoln
Jen
Gulf of Absolut
Sim
de ‘Mmoethy
Rumors, people, and plans ripple through Corry area
Roaming Round notes Waterhouse remarks on voters in the county treasurer race, denies a grudge rumor, and urges support for the Republican ticket in November. Other items mention M Ray Greene in Atlantic City, Shreve Chair Co changing owners in Union City, Corry concert-interest efforts, local social and civic updates, Life magazine mentions on Julien Bryan’s Poland photos, local theater notes, and upcoming city developments including highway work and a Grand Theatre reopening planned after November 1.
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M. Ray Greenes
Chalfonte-Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
Shreve
Union City
Corinne Déan
Corry
Dos” Hustead
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Charley Collier
Lockport
James Sullivan
Cory
NBC Symphony Tonight Promises Radio Concert Mix
NBC Symphony broadcasts tonight feature Antura conducting Die Nacht suite for orchestra with Mischa Mischakov and Frank Miller as soloists in Brahms Double Concerto, plus a Red and Blue network lineup of programs including musical variety, news, and Navy Day observances.
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Antura
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Mischa Mischakov
NBC Sympony
Frank Miller
Brahm
Vialit
Fragmented World War II Wire Text Reveals Crumbling Fronts
A garbled OCR style excerpt references Nazi strategy and Allied reactions. Mentions Germany and Russia amid a tense wartime setting. Includes scattered names and phrases about Hitler, Poland, and Communism with uncertain attribution.
Wanger Puts Ahead Sociological Pictures for Hollywood
Hollywood producer Walter Wanger declares American movie audiences no longer confined to childish collective mentality and demand intelligent, sociologically significant films. He argues future pictures may be longer than current double features and notes World War I era Time magazines as propaganda tools, urging films to reflect mature perspectives.
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Walter Wanger
Warner
Wanger
America
Sngws
West Point
Stamp News Postponement and New Stamp Issues Across Countries
Postponement of the Civil Aeronautics Authority hearing on Pan American Airways New Zealand service allows more time to prepare first flight covers. San Francisco postmaster and Pan American Airways will accept covers until further notice. Also notes new Danzig stamps proclaiming Deutsch and depicting St Mary’s cathedral and the Krantor. 1989 Christmas Seals by National Tuberculosis Association designed by Rockwell Kent. Argentina announces two commemoratives, one for housing and one for Julio Roca statue. Cuba’s rocket mail stamp to be issued for rocket mail flight, printing limited to 200,000 stamps.
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United States
New Zealand
San Francisco
Danzig
Deutsch
St. Mary's Cathedral
National Tuberculosis Association
Rockwell Kent
Julio Roca
Assident of the Republic
Cuba
Retrospect 46 From the Journal Files October 21 1819
A corrupted clipping notes Eibler Hudson former sergeant of Company A who served on the border and World War II era died in a motor vehicle crash near West Smith crossing in Pennsylvania. Separately Franklin N. S. reports Rosse White died at Cowee Memorial Hospital on October 15. The city commission advances a sewer extension bill while lifting sewer pipe restrictions. Gas officials warn of rising gas rates due to supply decline. Mrs Lena Christensen returns from a lengthy WEEK stay.
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West Smith
Pennsylvania
Fragmented Echoes of Language and Sound
A garbled essay notes mispronunciations and linguistic quirks across topics including Churchill, Rustia, and a tongue twisting Polish cities. It references a radio announcer, submarine problems, Webster’s dictionary, and the mispronunciation habits of American youth in a diffuse, echoing critical voice.
Daily Dozen Venn on Psychological Causes of Illness
The text outlines that about one third of a physician's patients suffer from disorders not caused by physical disease but by emotional and social factors. It describes neurotic patterns such as anxiety, obsessions, phobias, mood disturbances, and chest oppression as expressions of underlying personality strain. It references psychiatry and modern medical practice.
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Sieh Niakonts
Grei
Aym Patty
Walurstansing
Boy Scouts Answer Pittsburgh Address by Theodore Roosevelt
Pittsburgh reports an armed youth incident with the Boy Scouts of America present. Theodore Roosevelt arrived to address a meeting amid calls for personal security as democracy faced disruption. WPA workers were dismissed in late October. local county and city notices reference salary and order actions.
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Stuuts of
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Theodore Rousayelt
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