Wall Street war scare and hot money blamed for stock decline
United States Steel and Du Pont led a market slide as speakers warned that foreign and Atlantic capital flows threaten American prosperity. Jay Franklin notes investors fear New Deal uncertainty while professionals move billions of hot money into stocks to buy back later. He argues a plot—not a conspiracy—pushes down prices to gain from a rebound, urging Americans to reclaim control of exchanges.
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Jay Franklin
United Press
Washington
M Goose
Tue Torlay
Noman Davis
Bona Barich
Thomas Lalen
United States Steel
Pont Chemicals
Ansuonda
America
Atlantic
Wall Street
Chesapeake Bay
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Cordell Hull
France
Register
Tribune Syndicate
Tess
Weir
Nathis
Twenty Years Ago Honor Event For City Servicemen
The Board of Commerce hosted an event honoring local young men bound for Army and Signal Corps service. Attendees included Langrencs Fiekds Boward Malley Dan Freno and many others listed, with remarks on their fit for future public roles.
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Board of Commerce
Army
Langrencs Fiekds
Boward Malley
Dan Freno
Walter Law August DeMaitri
Henry Fister
Francis Boland
Kenneth Gregory
Clifton Bemis
LeRoy Garrison
Earl Higgins
Ony
Bayborio
Archie Cohen
Bernard Ward
Frank Spoon
Wilbur Rogs
Henry Miller
Charley Gradugo
Signal Corp
STOCK MARKET DRAMA AND EMPLOYMENT GAINS OUTLOOK
An article discusses rising non agricultural employment in the U S and the impact of labor-saving machines since 1929. It contrasts employment growth with persistent unemployment while noting possible population and family factors. A Wall Street stock market segment analyzes causes for September declines, citing uncertainty, manipulation, and various informed theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uneve
Idustry
Hari
The Treasure of Democracy Message From American Visitors
A speech by Paul Malon praises democracy as a rare treasure Americans must defend. He warns against fascist or Nazi claims and urges recognition of democracy as the nation’s strong, evolving form of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bengelerd
Agley
Paul Malon
America
Allie
Alice Faye confronts inferiority complex in film career
Hollywood report recounts Alice Faye, the blond star, revealing an inferiority complex that plagued her early career. She recalls doubts after joining 20th Century Fox and how perceptions shifted as she took on dramatic roles, ultimately becoming a leading film figure while negotiating wages with Tony Martin.
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Hollywood
Alice Faye
Luken
Alice
Alite
Rudy Vallve
George White
Jim
Dhin
20Th Century
Itulia Sna
Dany Zay
Fy Aimeene
Tosti
New York
Pradurcian
Faye
Dee
Tony Martin
Yuma
Arizona
See-Sawing Stocks and Market Movements
A speculative look at stock fluctuations showing rises and falls that occur independently of crop reports, war scares, or other shocks. The article notes market forces can act in concert yet often move with varying intensity, drawing on cultural references to emphasize volatility.
Cholera Alert and Exotic Dangers Across the Pacific
United States health authorities monitor cholera risks from China and the Orient with defenses at the Pacific coast. The column notes precautions for foreigners in China, fears of seasonal outbreaks, and the spread of disease via travel and trade, stressing care and sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D.C
United States Public Health Service
Bis Country
Paritie
China
I S.A
Hawaii
Paris Winter hats dazzle in 1920s fashion show
Paris styles showcase a black felt crescent hat with chin-length veil, a white pilex hat with white lacings, and plume adorned designs by Lelong and others. The article notes contrasting textures, velvet trims, inverted shoes, and bold veils, signaling era trends from Empire influence to chic evening wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Serewl
Palon
Lelong
Roy
House
Marco
Aid Hebie
Sonayayelli
Ville Het
Chlot
Dreli
Fragmented Soviet U.S. Trade and Labor Notes
The passage references limited coal shipments under a new leadership pact with the United States, mentions about 1,400,000 workers affected by a recent railroad retirement act, and hints at chemical and plant-related topics linked to biology and sanitation, with unclear details and many garbled terms. The overall tone resembles a historical news snippet on labor and international exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Missouri
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India
Eday
Lee B. Myank Kaause
Rey
Corry High School
Hewlth
Brooklyn
Dr. Emerson
Youngeville
C. K. Wheelock
Clevelaind
Kurtz Turnitive Company
Scott
R. J. Scott
Iwan ' Fuecen
Ammit FR
Loman, Cart Ortie Ree
Pang Keen Ida
Mortherm
Canada
TRE National Police School
Guatemala
Paraguay
Thomas
Hollywood Film Shop
Stewart
Asativ Majmlander
Shanghai
Voltan
U.S
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High Park
Reed Tomato Juice
Vanya
NORGE
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Ny Genter St
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Erina
Evel
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