Money Contra In Europe Veers To U.S. Bankers
American finance expands in Europe with loans that stabilize the franc and aid Britain’s return to the gold standard. Analysts warn the move could shift trade and influence toward U S bankers as credits flow to Australia Denmark Germany and Eastern Europe while railways and electrification projects in Romania Czecho Slovakia and Poland draw American capital.
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Europe
U.S
Britain
United States
Great Britain
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
England
Australia
New York
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
American finance aids European public utilities expansion
American finance moves into Paris utilities reconstruction and possible 25 million dollar London subway investment. The Berton and Griscon consortium of New York holds large European electrification interests. The trend suggests a substantial boon for American trade growth, though political effects remain uncertain as the old saying goes money makes the world go round.
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Paris
London
Berton and Griscon
New York
Fifth Century Town Found In Sweden
Archeologists uncover a fifth century town at Ismanstorp on Deland Island Sweden hidden by weeds. A limestone wall about fifteen hundred feet long encloses nine houses with two to three rooms and an arbor like porch. The find highlights durable craft and settlement patterns in early Sweden.
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International News Service
Copenhagen
Ismanstorp
Deland
Soviet Battles Bubonic Plague On The Steppes
MOSCOW August 28 The Soviet government fights to halt a bubonic plague outbreak in the Kirghiz steppes east of Astrakhan. Nine medical detachments work in the affected district and martial law enforces sanitary measures. Scientists cite marmots spreading fleas as the outbreak source.
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International News Service
Moscow
Sovie
MacMillan Arctic Expedition Faces Severe Weather
International News Service reports the MacMillan Arctic expedition, racing southward, encountering more severe weather than on the earlier northbound voyage. Dispatched from Washington on August 28.
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International News Service
Washington
Pilgrims Honor Francis of Assisi in Autumn Across Italy
Pilgrims traveling from Abruzzi and beyond Rome head to Perugia and Assisi for the September observances of St. Francis of Assisi. They sing hymns before the Cathedral of San Lorenzo and rush to venerate the ring of the Virgin at the altar. From Perugia they reach Assisi and perform the rotta a frenzied race around the lower church as they invoke the saint.
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Francis of
Abruzzi
Cannions
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Assisi
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St. Francis
Tomato Soup And Does Not Pay Demonstration
In Brookton Massachusetts an elderly man asked for a bowl of hot water and was given it free. He poured cat soup into the water and ate crackers from his pocket, proving that neither money nor tomatoes are necessary to acquire tomato soup.
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International News Service
Brookton
Mass
Ward Street
Brooklyn Girl To Get Civil Engineer Degree
Miss Mary Olga Soroka of Brooklyn is a MIT senior and the only woman to earn a degree qualifying her as a civil engineer. She attends a summer course in advanced mathematics science and English literature and came from Washington Irving School on a scholarship.
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International News Service
Boston
Mary Olga Soroka
Brooklyn
N. Y
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Soroka
Washington Irving
The
Institute of Technology
Falling Weight Crashes in Gettysburg Court House
In Judge McPherson's court room a 500-pound clock weight fell eight feet after a rope broke. Plaster showered the second floor corridor but heavy timbering prevented a collapse onto spectators.
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Gettysburg
Rich Gold Discoveries Found In South Wales
Important gold discoveries have been made at Springbrook New South Wales and at Blackhill near Ballarat Victoria State. Springbrook is said to be very rich with the lode yielding six ounces to the ton. Old-timers are bestirring themselves at Ballarat, the scene of famous gold rushes. The Blackhill reefs are nearly three feet thick and crushings are yielding big results.
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Sydney
Springbrook
New South Wales
Blackhill
Ballarat
Victoria
Turkey Hill Co. v. Brown and relatives visit Ohio towns
A compiled notice lists numerous local families visiting relatives in Ohio and Pennsylvania towns such as Washingtonville Wetgletown Chewton Wampum and Moravia. The social column records weekend travels and family gatherings with several Kelly and Brown households prominent among attendees.
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Co. V. Brown
Bill
Chas. Brown
LeRoy Kelly
Washingtonville
Ohio
Elmer Stelter
Norman, Glen
Earl of
Moravia
C. V. Brown
Mary
Bill Brown
Wetgletown
A. Anderson
John Kelly
Chewton
Joe Kelly
Chas. Kelly
Wampum
M. J. Kelly
W. P. Guy, Sr
Russell Murphy Land
James Mur
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