Bulls Organize Market Forces
New York Aug 14 AP. Bulls push market as autumn stimulus nears. Pool activity rumors sweep brokerage circles and many issues rise 1 to 5 points. Rail shares climb while bonds show mixed gains and traders heed signs of improving general business activity.
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Allied Chemical
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Case
Westinghouse Electric
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First National Stores
New Haven
aSnta Fe
U.S. Steel
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Bethlehem
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Mercantile Reviews
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Bank of England
Davis and Lea Loans Highlight Bank Growth and Approval Gaps
May Complete recounts how a bank grew into a large lender to Colonel Lea before its November failure. Williams probes whether the executive committee approved Lea loans while Davis often recommended them. Davis did not flag the $225000 direct or indirect loan limit, though notes totaling $825000 were routed to Lea via multiple signatories. T. W. White, note teller at Liberty Bank and Trust Company.
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Memphis
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Asheville
Central
M. W. Barnhill
Poincare Still Active at 71
The veteran French statesman Amond Poincare, soon to be 71, is noted for abstaining from alcohol and a remarkable memory that fuels 15 to 17 hour workdays. The article highlights his vigor and individualism as a major figure of France.
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Poincare
Amond Poincare
France
Avigor
Bank Messengers Robbed of 17 000 at Topeka Bank
Three men robbed Merchants National Bank messengers of 17 500 dollars in Topeka Kansas. Assistant cashier P A Dahelstrom with Harlan Hinsch and Nate Carl were driving the money to an express agency when their car was forced to the curb by the robbers. No shots were fired.
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Moore Sentenced to Fishing for Support in Milwaukee
Oliver Moore faced abandonment charges and was ordered by Judge George A. Shaughnessy to go fishing until he obtains employment to support his wife. The judge urged using fishing as a means to bring home food if no job is found promptly. The article notes 400 clocks in Windsor and Buckingham palaces.
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Milwaukee
Oliver Moore
George
A. Shaughnessy
Moore
Cannon Counsel Appeals Block on Senate Probe
Counsel for Bishop James Cannon Jr appealed a District of Columbia supreme court ruling that blocked a senate investigation into his 1928 campaign funds. The appeal follows Bishop Cannon’s order while the inquiry proceeds, with a fall ruling anticipated. Senator Nye aims to conclude the probe soon.
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James Cannon, Jr
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District of Columbia Court of Appeals
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Nye
German Inventor Builds Wheel Pump for Tire Inflation
A German inventor has constructed a compact pump integrated into a bicycle wheel that automatically maintains proper tire pressure, promising self regulating inflation without manual pumps or gauges.
Spivey Case Before High Court Ousts Sheriff
The South Carolina Supreme Court will decide Tuesday whether to grant a writ of mandamus to remove Sheriff Ben F. Spivey of Jasper County from office. Governor Blackwood declared the office vacant after his bonding company stopped surety and an auditing firm cited supposed shortages. Spivey denied shortages and refused to surrender to G. L. Lankford, named sheriff by the governor.
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8. C
Supreme Court
Ben F. Spivey
Jasper County
Blackwood
Spivey
Treasurers Find Brass Pigs Mistaken for Treasure
Kenosha youths Maynard Robbins and Anthony Pairepito, diving in the Fox River, found a pile of shiny ingots that surfaced as brass and copper pig metal, mistaken for gold. The ingots were brass and copper bars stolen last year from the American Brass company, which later hired the divers for the retrieval job.
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Kenosha
Wis
Maynard Robbins
Anthony Pairepito
American Brass Company
Meat Care for Storing Fresh Meat at Home
As soon as meat arrives home, remove it from wrapping and place on a granite, porcelain, or glass plate to keep surfaces clean and prevent contamination. This guidance emphasizes safe, immediate handling of fresh meat after purchase.
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