Money Made in Real Estate and Collection Businesses
Real estate and collection businesses offer home or office work opportunities. The Mason Co. based in Hancock Maryland invites interested individuals to start in these fields through its program or services.
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the Mason Co
Hancock, Md
Senate launches Insull inquiry led by James E. Stewart
The Senate Banking Committee begins investigation into the Insull utilities crash led by federal operative James E. Stewart. Findings could prompt new legislation to regulate utility holding companies. Stewart is pictured at his desk in Chicago.
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James E. Stewert
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Clive’s European voyage tests love and ambition
Clive Curtis, a finance analyst, is chosen for a Europe posting with Vienna as base. He fights a growing attraction to Santa, a self confident woman shaped by a pragmatic view of marriage, while his mentor Cleasby worries about sentiment and career risk as Clive prepares to sail at midnight.
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Double letters frame 1932 race and music notes
The piece notes Hoover and Roosevelt share double O in their names, Bryan had two sets of doubles among defeated candidates since 1896. It then mentions Nathaniel Shilkret conducting Caruso via earphones, while his musicians could not hear the voice. The text ends with a riddle: Why does a racing cag carry no fan.
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Franklin Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
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Ex Spy Trebitsch Lincoln Halted in Brussels on Chinese Passport
Former agent Trebitsch Lincoln, once accused as a German spy, was stopped in Brussels while using a Chinese passport issued to a Buddhist monk named Chao Kung. He was sent back to Germany after the encounter and had been traveling for months in monk disguise.
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34 Years of Fear Prison Escape Tale at Leavenworth
A federal records search points to W. Kirby Robinson, 65, who walked into Leavenworth federal penitentiary claiming he escaped 34 years ago en route to the prison. He says a four year sentence for a Fort Smith Arkansas post office robbery drives his flight, after decades in Texas and California as a respected citizen. The warden will not acknowledge the fugitive until the story is verified.
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Woman Survives Bullet Inside Brain Returns Home
In Macon Georgia Mrs Lee Smith who was accidentally shot in rifle practice on October 2 has returned home from the hospital. A bullet entered the top of her head and lodged behind the forehead but doctors say she is recovering despite the injury.
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Lee Smith
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