Gold Reserve In U S Sufficient For World Demands
Treasury officials in Washington reassured that America's gold reserves are ample to meet any withdrawals on a dollar for dollar basis. With about 500 million ounces withdrawn since September, the vast holdings still underpin confidence. Officials noted foreign holdings and European doubt but stressed no need for inflation or large new credit, citing measures like the National Credit Corporation to aid distressed banks.
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Banks to join clearing houses for capital lift plan
The treasury reports reassuring progress as funds are raised to aid livestock raisers with a large 1922 23 commitment. Plans call on Boston Chicago and other cities to approach clearing houses with the aim that banks participate. Loans require solid security and small losses would be spread over a broad area. Some English cities move traffic lights from posts to flush line across roadways.
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Pilots To Set New Type Wings In Endurance Flight
Wilbur Cornelius of Glendale California, 32, plans to circle Los Angeles International Airport for a month using stabilization wings he designed without ailerons. He aims to break endurance records by sleeping while the plane flies, relying on wing balance and pilot controls. The War Department had deemed his idea impractical.
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Heat Toll Boosts Guinea Pig Demand At State Colony
Heat waves drive high guinea pig mortality at Santes State college colony, prompting urgent requests from institutions and labs across several states. The 1,500 animal herd supports genetics studies and is the nation’s largest of its kind.
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France Bans Shining Game With Car Lights
Paris authorities decree heavy fines and confiscation of cars to stop hunting at night behind headlight glare. Pot hunters previously used vehicle lights to spot animals, prompting the ban and enforcement measures.
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Bear ak perthitas and Bares Hy reported banned from travel
Authorities banned him from airplanes as a precaution though no incidents of rabbit pursuit were recorded. The odd phrasing hints at a unusual case or transcription error but notes travel restrictions tied to the subject. Further details are unclear from the fragment.
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