Bank of England Bulwarks Funds and Its Changing Role
London reports describe the Bank of England as a fortified institution with strong vaults and sniper posts guarding gold. The piece contrasts its historical secrecy with a modern expanded building and its expanded direct involvement in industry through subsidiaries, guiding major sectors like cotton and steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stanley
London
Threadneedle Street
England
Bank of England
John Bull
Federal Reserve Banks
America
National Treasury
William of Orange
Coffee Seen As Wheat Stimulant
Frank Weller reports that the National Grain Stabilization Corporation has become the largest importer of Brazilian coffee in the United States through a barter, exchanging 25 million bushels of wheat for 1,050,000 bags of coffee. The deal values wheat at about 12.5 million dollars and coffee at 11.781 million, with Brazil paying transportation costs and storing and grading coffee. The arrangement ties coffee imports to Brazilian milreis values, and analysts note the exchange may affect future grain and coffee markets as monthly deliveries begin next year.
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Frank
Weller
Assocated Press
Washington
National Grain Stabilization Corporation
United States
Sae
Santos Je
Brazil
New York
Dearman
Santos Ds
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Brazillen
United
Bresil
Car crash injures man and brother Vern
Report states an unspecified man and his brother Vern sustained injuries with Vern cut about the head after a collision. The vehicle involved was driven by B. H. Millard from Interior.
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Vern
B. H. Millard
Radio Features The Best In Radiolanity
New York September 3. For the sixth season network broadcasts direct from Chicago Civic Opera House planned this season. Opening broadcast scheduled November 7 over WEAF NBC and WIZ. Gandhi to be heard in America again this week via WOR Newark and WEAF NBC. Coolidge microphone appearance October 6 coast to coast over WEAF NBC WIZ and NBC. Tonight highlights include interviews and musical acts on WEAF NBC and WABC CBS. Thursday features World Series opening game from St Louis with Hicks and McNamee. new dramatic series of Jove stories on WIZ NBC. rebroadcast from Paris dedicating Pershing Hall and American Legion Memorial Room.
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New York
Chisee Civic Opera House
Wiz-Nbc
Mahatma Gandhi
America
WOR
Newark
WEAF
NBC
Hearst Radio Service
London
Calvin Coolidge
WIZ
Irvin
Cobb
Curt Petersors
WABC
CBS
Ann Greenway
The
Pilzer Orchester
Arthur Tracy
WJZ
Arthur Torrence
St. Louis
Gorge Hicks
Graham McNamee
Ted Husing
CBC
Paris
Pershing Hall
Herrick
Memorial Xoom
American Legion
Weather Summary for Huron Vicinity and Nearby States
Fair conditions prevail across Huron and Vicinity with cooler tonight and Thursday. South Dakota remains fair and slightly cooler tonight and Thursday, Minnesota stays fair and somewhat cooler, and western to central Iowa experiences partly cloudy skies with cooler temperatures. Sunrise 6 29 am sunset unknown. Temperature highs and lows for the year include 26 and 18 to 98, with precipitation totals for month and year pending.
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Huron and Vicinity Fair
South Dakota
Minnesota
Towa
Unclear road report with mixed city notes
Fragmented weather and road conditions fragmentarily mention Watertown Huron Yankton Sioux Falls Brookings Rapid Cheyenne and other places with inconsistent metrics. Several lines show erroneous data like high values and misspelled terms, but indicate roads are described as good or clear with varying precipitation and cloud cover.
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Mitchell
Watertown
Huron
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Changes At Postoffice In Huron Due To 44 Hour Rule
Postmaster A B Blake announces Saturday October 3 will mark a curtailed postoffice window schedule in Huron to meet the 44 hour week law. Money order registry postal savings and COD windows will close at noon Saturdays, with registry and money order currently at 5 and 6 oclock respectively. Pickup box schedules adjust to railroad times. New Canada mail rates cut postage to three cents per ounce for letters and two cents for postcards. The old U S rates were two cents per ounce for letters and one cent for postcards. Insufficient postage prompts notices to addressee causing delays and extra expense.
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Huron
A. B. Blake
Blake
Canada
United States
Hotel Moving Work Given To Holton
Beadle county commissioners awarded the hotel moving job to Fred Holton of Huron after George Kettleson relinquished the contract for moving the Hitchcock hotel to the county farm. Holton will proceed if a bond is arranged, with completion by November. A county crew is already laying a foundation as the two story hotel is moved from tax default into the farm.
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George Kettleson
Hitchcock
Beadle County Farm
Fred Holton
Huron
State Seeks Bids for 140 Miles of Gravel Surfacing
The South Dakota highway commission issued bids for about 140 miles of gravel roads in ten counties. Contracts to be awarded Oct 12. Graveling covers Lake Bon Homme McPherson McCook Corson Ziebach Meade Edmunds Lyman. Also bids for a 6 foot bridge north of Newell in Butte county and a 63 foot bridge with five box culverts on the Vivian Wood road in Mellette county.
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Pierre
South Dakota Highway Commission
Lake
Bon Homme
McPherson
McCook
Corso
Ziebach
Meade
Edmunds
Lyman
Newell
Butte County
Vivian-Wood
Mellette County
Penitentiary twine plant runs 16 hours a day
Warden George T. Jameson announced the state penitentiary twine plant operates 16 hours daily with 200 prisoners in two shifts producing 1,000,000 pounds of binder twine for gale next summer.
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Pensioux Falls
George T. Jameson
State Penitentiary
Miners and Owners Seek Capital Aid to End Coal Impasse
Pittsburgh report notes that Western Pennsylvania coal operators and miners, worn by months of failed talks, urge federal government intervention. Proposals include government operation or merger of major firms, with wage increases, better conditions, and freight-rate readjustment seen as essential to revive demand amid overproduction and lake cargo rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Thursday Special at Cavern Cafe Menu
A Thursday special advertises Meat Loaf or Wieners with comedy potatoes or folato salad peas or corn sliced tomatoes coffee and tea or milk priced at 30 cents. The Cavern Cafe is located under Bilom Theater.
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Cavern Cafe
Bilom Theater
Miners Face Union Strife as New Labor Group Emerges
The piece outlines a clash between the United Mine Workers of America and a new rival National Miners' union fueling strikes. It notes disorders, rioting, bombings, and killings with state police guarding mines while imported workers face jeering lines. Relief groups warn of looming winter hardship as miners face eviction from company houses and a need for housing and supplies.
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United Mine Workers of America
National Miners' Union
Rebef
Green Alleghanies
A. A. Lewis Condition Reported Satisfactory
A. A. Lewis, 320 Lawn Ridge avenue southeast, railroad employe, was struck by a car on east Third street near the city water plant yesterday morning. He suffered a compound fracture above the ankle. hospital staff said his condition was satisfactory this morning and he spent a restful night. The driver, W. H. Cutler of Brookings, surrendered to police and was not held.
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A. A. Lewis
Lawn Ridge Ave
Art
C. & M. W. Railroad
Lewis
W. H. Cutler
Brookings
East Third Street
City
Cutler
Minnesota U Loan Fund Faces Deficit Amid Hard Times
In Minneapolis on September 30 the University of Minnesota Student Loan Fund reported a deficit as outstanding advances total $2.00. Assistant Comptroller C. E. Griswold said past student funding would be about $165,000 under safer conditions. A plan awaits regents approval to borrow from athletic department surpluses until the economy improves.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
C. E. Griswold
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Brunswick Recording Orchestra
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Styla Headquarters
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Caemire
Clive Brook
Peggy Shannon
Bobby Jones
Rummage Sale Presbyterian Church
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Kurtis
Brownell
Huron College
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