May Remove Ban on Fokker Ships
Washington may 6 AP Commerce department and Fokker officials push to resolve maintenance issues on 35 Fokker F-16 and F-10A airplanes barred from passenger service. Prospects rise that the ban will be lifted soon as officials express confidence in a satisfactory solution. Some ships built in 1929 still fly mail and freight only while passengers ride on other models. Transcontinental and Western Air says schedules remain unaffected and has removed banned ships from service until approval is granted. Harris M Hanshue notes plants will avoid returning to service until clearance is given.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Fokker Aircraft
Anthony
H. G. Fokker
Vet
Eran
Young
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
Harris M. Hanshue
New York
Chicago
Hanshue
Hoover speech warms Paris and Berlin presses
Paris papers printed Hoover’s address to the International Chamber of Commerce with mixed views on reparations and security. Berlin welcomed the speech as backing Germany’s stance against France on security and disarmament, while Freud’s 75th birthday was noted in Vienna with brief remarks on psychoanalysis.
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Paris
Hoover
International Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Figaro
Berlin
Chamber of Commerce
Freud
Vienna
Sigmund Freud
America
Freiburg
Moravia
Wheat Grain Corporation buys nearly two million bushels
In St Paul Minnesota on May 5 AP reports the Farmers National Grain Corporation paid the Farmers' Union Terminal Association 1,518,299.59 for 1,898,1480 bushels of wheat. The deal settles contracts from the Farm Board agency and mirrors earlier May transactions amid cooperative marketing activity.
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St. Paul,Minn
Farmers’ National Grain Corporation
Farmers’ Union Terminal Association
Farm Board Agency
M. W. Thatcher
Terminal Association
Camel Humidor Pack Promises Fresh Cigarettes
The ad touts a new Camel Humidor Pack as a scientific and sanitary way to wrap Camel cigarettes. It urges readers to inhale the cool fragrant smoke and keep cigarettes perfectly conditioned in a pocket for immediate serving.
Ace opens a church classified ads drive
The Journal-World reports a church led classified ads program that helps buyers and sellers. It aims to reach 492 families in six months by gathering participants and expanding community aid through organized listings and outreach.
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Ace
Church Journal-World
Gether
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Otker
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Corner Ninth
Tennessee
Isabel
Kan
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Winston-Salem
N. C
J. H. Shores
Manent
W. Lith
Vanity Beauty Shop
Georgette
Boysola
J. C. Penney Co
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