Mystery on the Rome Lienz Express In Austria
Albin Bos tails a thief who hides in a wood and uncovers a cache of currency a gun and an Italian passport. A passing train reveals Laura Hart the traveler en route to visit her brother Charles British vice consul of Lienz. Joe Keller an American newspaper man discusses rising Austrian Nazi tensions with Laura at dinner with Charles and Hofrat Humbold and Helmut Angel.
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Albin Bos
Laura Hart
Tyrol
Charles
Laura
Hofrat Humbold
Helmut Angel
Humbold
Charles Hart
Miss Sennett
Lord Penticost
Lienz
Radler
Ernst Radler
Miss Hart
Helmut
Italian Trouble Simmers as Laura Relates Assault
Laura Hart recalls seeing an Italian man beaten by three Austrians and reports the incident to a policeman. The officer minimalized the event as likely apprentices or students, prompting Laura to question duty and seek a statement as tension rises between characters.
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Laura
Saving bonds rate called unfair to investors
The piece argues the U S Treasury should raise savings bond rates to about 4 percent to align with private instruments and keep inflation in check. It cites likely better investor returns, payroll deduction plans, and the need to fund deficits while avoiding higher inflation.
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Treasury
U. S
Dinner Table Dialogue on Tension in Lienz
In a British territory dinner gathering in Lienz characters discuss looming trouble. They weigh crowding traffic security and a perceived Italian minority influence while debating power versus money and the limits of perspective. Laura challenges scapegoating as others warn of political peril.
Apply for $2,000 life insurance up to age 80
An ad offers a $2,000 life insurance policy for applicants up to age 80 from Old American Insurance Co. It promises no calls and no obligation after approval and asks readers to mail name, address, and birth year to Kansas City address.
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Old American Insurance Co
4900
Oak
Eee
Kansas City, Mo
Treasury bond policy urged to raise yield by shortening maturity
The author argues Gary can boost the yield on government bonds to about 4 percent, suggesting shortening bond maturities as done in 1952 1957 and 1959 to lift the rate. The Treasury should act soon to set the desired level.
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Sylvia Porter
U.S
U. S. Treasury
U. S
Gary
Treasury
Hall Syndiiycate, Inc
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