World finance crisis prompts 250 million dollar aid pact
The Bank of England and Bank of France secure a 250 million dollar credit from the Federal Reserve and Bank of France to stabilize world finance. Wall Street sees it as a key step toward stabilizing international payments amid European turmoil. London remains the main hub, with Germany urged to aid its own recovery as gold reserves drain.
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Claude A. Jagger
New York
Bank of England
Federal Reserve System
Bank of France
Wall Street
Paris
London
Europe
Germany
U. S. Steel
A. H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank
International Committee of Bankers
Federal Reserve
America
Farm Board
England
Sterling Exchange
Reichsbank
Darmstaedter Bank
Gandhi to voyage homeward with strict daily routine
Gandhi plans an 7000 mile sea passage costing about 100 dollars in steerage with princes cabins up to 5000. He rejects first class at Britain's expense and will observe Mondays as silent meditation days. He, 70 and Hindu, will cross seas for first time carrying brass Ganges water vessels for blessing and a Brahmin chef due to dietary rules.
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Gandhi
Great Britain
Ganges
Thirteen Jurors Continued From Page One
The jurors were listed for the panel with Guy Medford a Clyde merchant named as acceptable to all parties. The regular panel includes W. A. Hipps a farmer John Holder a farmer W. C. Flynn a filling station operator and Grover Chambers among others.
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Man
Guy Medford
Merchant of Clyde
W. A. Hipps
John Holder
W. C. Flynn
Grover Chambers
Special Coach Excursion to Southeast Fares
Vacation excursion offers coach fares to all Southeast points with sales Friday Saturday and Sunday. Return limit ten days. Prices listed include 29.50 24.60 827.70 17.65 43.50 and 44.16 dollars.
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Norfolk
Richmond
Va. Beach
Washington
Baltimore
Charlotte
Salisbury
Greensboro
Danville
Durham
Statesville
Hickory
Edison Improves After Collapse at Home in New Jersey
West Orange New Jersey August reports say Thomas A Edison showed improvement after a collapse and rests at his home. Dr Howe noted a sugar condition in his blood was clearing up and Edison enjoyed milk toast before retiring as family gathered nearby.
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Edison
West Orange
N. J
Frederick M. Allen
William R. Williams
Hubert
Howe
Mr. Edison
Charles Edison
Llewellyn Park
Police commission study cites reform and reformers
A 127 page study by Vollmer Monroe and Garrett urged removing political influence from policing and extending forensics radio and state police support. It praised Milwaukee while criticizing conditions in New York Chicago Los Angeles and other cities. Vollmer warned absolute vice elimination is beyond law enforcement.
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Monte Lemann
New Orleans
August Vollmer
University of Chicago
David G. Monroe
Earle W. Garrett
Milwaukee
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Denver
Vollmer
Reichbank Moves Spotlight on German Commodities
Reichbank discussions on attracting foreign capital weigh on Germany. Grain and cotton traders debated using part of the commodity surplus, with cotton favored over wheat though the plan offers limited help. Wheat traded mixed with a slight gain as exports to China and a bullish Canadian outlook influenced markets.
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Germany
Reich
Chicago
China
Corm
Bank of England gains 25 million credit and boosted notes
London reports two key moves widen liquidity and reassure markets. The New York Federal Reserve and Bank of France granted 25 million pounds each while the treasury allows a 15 million pound fiduciary note expansion for three weeks, lifting the authorized total to 275 million. The actions stabilize German rehabilitation amid potential gold withdrawals from France.
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Bank of France
Bank of England
Germany
France
Federal Reserve Bank
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