Peace Opens Way for World To Solve Its Business Problems
Bankers and business leaders say peace will reshape Europe trade and finance. Key changes include lifting blockades, enabling long term credits, and normalizing supply and demand. European shelves are bare. the United States may finance recovery while German imports and credits remain uncertain amid postwar readjustment.
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Market Quotes Notice from The Tribune
The Tribune disclaims responsibility for quotations and reposted market data. SW. girius & Co. report a bond range for Victor Mane Miastdeing kn Caney Company and note Rosemart and equipment valued at $560,080.
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Clover Leaf Wins Railroad Battle Over Freight Cars
The Toledo, St. Louis and Western Railway won a government dispute over freight car allocations. After seeking an injunction to prevent over-issuance, the carrier agreed to take 859 cars instead of 1450, with the settlement made out of court in federal proceedings in Ohio.
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United Retail Stores Plans Expansion From United Cigar Stores
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