No loosening of securities law is seen
Washington reports indicate administration sources deny any plan to soften the securities act. They say revisions would tighten it, with regulators already keeping hundreds of millions in worthless stocks from markets. Landis defends the act against Wilhelm criticisms, noting registered issues and that prospectuses do not equal approval.
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Roosevelt
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C. T. Williams
Baltimore
J. M. Landis
Federal Trade Commission
Wilhelm
Landis
Investment Bawkers Association
Commission
France defaults again on December war debt payment
The French cabinet confirms a third default on a 22,200,926 payment due December 15 to the United States, citing unchanged conditions after Congress refused last year. Foreign Minister Roncour will inform Washington as France maintains its stance on German relations and Saar Basin terms.
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United States
Chamber of Deputies
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Washington
Paul-Boncour
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Bids Asked On 32 083 100 Road Letting
A bid invitation was issued for December 1 22 for 150 miles of roadway costing about 32 303 100 by Missouri highway commission. Projects include national recovery roads, bridge work, state funded sections, and multiple county routes with numerous miles of graded earth gravel and concrete plans across Missouri. Two deaths listed: Mrs Nancy Hart of Pratheraville and James Hart, farmer.
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Rowi
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Rayv
Camden
Franklin
Washington
Gasconade
Cravel
Hermann-Washington
Tefferson
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de- Sota-Patosi
Nevada
Greece
Springfield
Raoule
Royne
Marrying Mdivanis Indicted for Theft in Connecticut
Princes Serge and David Mdivani of Georgia Soviet provinces were indicted by a grand jury on thirteen counts of grand theft tied to the Pacific Share Company. About $35,000 allegedly stolen, bond set at $10,600 each. Victims include stockholders and some actors.
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Serge
David Mdivani
Georgia
Jin Connectic
Mdivants
David and
Serpe
Shae Murray
Mary McCormic
NRA prosecutes 100 dry cleaner violators in two day hearing
Washington reports 100 violators face prosecution as NRA enforces dry cleaning code prices. Eight more surrender blue eagle insignia while a New Jersey court restrains price cutting. Prominent defendant Bernard Shatkin accused rivals of bombing statism. others include George Taylor of Phillips Cafe and Alabama lumberman sued for endless hours.
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NRA
W. E. Belcher
Genterville
Ala
Lumberman
Bernard Shatkin
Philadelphia
Charles F. Johnson
Jacksonville
Pla
Ane i. IL McCorkle
Charlotte
N.C
George Taylor
Phillips Cafe
Wichita
Kan
Alabama
Federal Trade Commission
Newark
Trade Commission
Arthur D. Whiteside
Radium at Stone Mountain Declares Low Ore Value
The report notes radium worth over 120000 dollars found at Stone Mountain near Atlanta, but the ore grade is too low for profitable extraction. It highlights conflict between big cash and carry chains, independents, and those clinging to old cent levels amid testimony on business practices.
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Atlanta
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