Trade warning in Roosevelt report on Philippine finances
General Theodore Roosevelt said the Philippines closed 1932 with a surplus after a deficit, but warned that without free trade with the United States the balance would swing negative. He noted a $81 million export reliance on sugar and warned that ending free trade could imperil major exports as the Philippines debates independence under Hawes-Cutting.
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Crag P. L
Theodore
Philippines
Roosevelt
United States
Philippine Islands
Ippine Islands
Shere
Java
Rookie Brennan Back With Yankees After Long Minor League Road
St Petersburg March 27 rookie Brennan, a 220 pound righthander from Newark born 1903, returns to the Yankees after seven years in the minors. Scout Paul Krichell recalled him as a top pitcher with a sharp curve and fast work, having won 26 games for Newark last season and 131 strikeouts in 254 innings.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Don Brennan
New York Yankees
Newark
Ruppert Clan
Miller Huggins
Joe McCarthy
Huggins
Georgetown University
Brennan
Lefty Gomez
Red Ruffing
Yankee
Babe Ruth
Paul Krichell
Big Don
Augusta
Maine
Yanks
Atlanta
Bears
Demands to Germany on Jews Put to Berlin
Rabbinical leaders in New York press four pointed demands for Germany through Ambassador von Prittwitz. They call for an end to anti Semitic propaganda and discrimination, protection of Jewish life and property, and no expulsion of Ostjuden. Rabbi Wise reports telegraphic updates as Congress debates.
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Congress
Wilhelm von Prittwitz
Germany
Ost Juden
Rabbi Wise
Carnegie Hall
Bernard S. Deutsch
Deutsch
Central
Rabbi Wise Attacks Jewish Persecution in Sermon
New York on March 27 Rabbi Stephen S Wise president of the American Jewish Congress denounced Jewish persecution during a sermon as 2200 Jews in attendance applauded and cheered.
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New York
Stephen S. Wise
American Jewish Congress
Melody Boys to Appear at Opera House
Paul and Jim, the melody twins, bring a novelty act with tap dancing jokes and music to the Opera House. The duo has drawn large crowds across the South and gained radio exposure on WSM Nashville and WMMN Fairmont last Thursday evening.
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Paul and
Jim
Melody Twins
South
WSM
Nashville
WMMN
Fairmont
Hospital notes and operations at City Hospital
Thomas Freeze of Parkview underwent a major operation at City hospital this morning. William Jr son of Mr and Mrs William Cannon had a major operation at City hospital Saturday evening and is resting easily. Jeniviere Garner discharged from City hospital today. Minnie McMasters city underwent an emergency operation at City hospital Saturday evening. Vermont had the first normal school to be established in the world.
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Thomas Freeze
Parkview
City Hospital
William Jr
William Cannon
Jeniviere Garner
Minnie McMasters
City
Vermont
Maple Run P T A Holds Fine Meeting
A large Maple Run school parent teacher meeting drew community turnout last Thursday evening. Reviving devotion led by Mrs John Miller, Bernice Hamilton read minutes and led the program. T R Shields spoke on safe travelling and railroads value. William Grimes and Earl Fawcett offered brief remarks. A metal jacket for the school store was approved and a framed George Washington photo ordered for display. Ray Hamilton presided, next meeting set for April 21.
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Maple Run
Bernice Hamilton
T. R. Shields
Shields
William Grimes
Blueville
Earl Fawcett
Board of Education
George Washington
Ray Hamilton
Parent-Teachers Association
B. and O. president visits Grafton during inspection trip
Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and his party stopped in Grafton yesterday morning on a trip to Baltimore after inspecting the line. Aboard the special were C. W. Galloway vice president and C. W. Van Ham general manager. They conferred with Supt. H. V. Gibson and other company officials.
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Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Grafton
Baltimore
C. W. Galloway
C. W. van Ham
Supt
H. V. Gibson
One Fatality In Riot In India
Calcutta March 27. One person was killed and several injured when police fired on national congress demonstrators in Banskati during an attack by a large crowd. Police actions followed protests and unrest as authorities attempted to disperse the crowd.
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Calcutta
India
Congress
Banskati
Another Libel Suit Faces Senator Long
Samuel T. Ansel former adjutant general of the army filed a libel suit for 500000 dollars against Senator Huey P. Long of Louisiana. The suit stems from charges Long made about Ansel in a recent Senate speech and elsewhere.
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Washington
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Samuel T. Ansel
Army
Ansel
Stamp design plans for Newburgh three cent stamp
Washington Headquarters at Newburgh N Y is the source for the Newburgh three cent stamp to honor the April 19 1873 proclamation of peace. Smillie engraving depicts the 1750 Hasbrouck house with a cannon flag and river scenery. Vatican series highlights papal arms and St Peters Basilica. Waitman C Given of Bluefield WV named banking commissioner succeeding I R Charter Jr.
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Quinton James
Washington
Newburgh
N.Y
James Smillie
Scotland
Post Office Philatelic Agency
U. S
N. C
Smillie
Jonathan Hasbrouck
Hudson
Vatican
Apostolic Palace
St. Peter's Square
Vatican Gardens
N. Y
Portraits of the pope and St Peters facade on lira series
The domed St Peter's appears in the background as 1 125 2 and 2 75 lira notes reproduce a pope portrait with olive branches at corners while 5 10 and 20 lira depict the basilica facade with partial details.
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St. Peter’s
St. Peter's
Coals Decision Not Blanket Authority For Other Mergers
Washington reports the Supreme Court upheld the combine of coal operators under Appalachian Coals Inc but did not grant blanket authority for consolidations of raw material producers. Attorney General Bs said each case would stand on its own merits.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Appalachi Coals, Inc
Cummings
Navy Assistant London’s Automatic Telephony Exchanges
Navy assistant networks in London operate 50 automatic telephone exchanges handling about 220000 lines. The system connects ships bases and offices across the capital, enabling rapid internal communications and public service coordination.
Freeman brothers fined in mayor court for being drunk
Mayors court heard Carroll Freeman and George Freeman both of Fairmont charged with being drunk. Charles C. King imposed $10 fines on each.
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Carroll Freeman
George Freeman
Fairmont
Charles C. King
Druk
Clarksburg Company Sued Over Auto Damage Suit
Glenn M. Suddarth sues Morrison Transfer Co of Clarksburg in circuit court for 1000 damages after his car was struck by a company truck on Route 50 beyond the Fetterman bridge about a month ago. Attorney Francis Warder represents the plaintiff.
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Glenn M. Suddarth
Morrison Transfer Company of
Clarksburg
Fetterman Bridge
Francian Warder
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