War Finance approves Bethlehem Steel $50 million note issue
The War Finance Corporation with Treasury approval floated a $50 million note issue by Bethlehem Steel to aid war efforts. It bought $20 million at par under a resale agreement, then resold above par for a profit. The matter concerns labor day observance in Gractinger.
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Finance Corporation
Bethehem Steel’ Corporation
Treasury Department
Bethlehem Company
War Finance Corporaton
War Finance Corporation
Hearst Feud and War Tax Talk in New York Letters
A digest of editorial exchanges on Hearst’s opposition to The Tribune and allied papers, plus Secretary McAdoo’s war tax stance. The piece covers a report of a federal campaign against disloyalty, newspaper circulation tensions, and notes on troop transport efficiency and wartime pension procedures. Includes notices about farm rental, used cars, and local advertisements in Graettinger.
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The
American
Arthur Brisbane
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Hearst
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