U. S. Food Warehouses to Open in Five European Cities
The United States relief effort announces warehouses in Warsaw Vienna Prague Hamburg and Budapest to store large food supplies. Food drafts will be sent to U S banks for relief in weary nations, with funds raised to aid hungry people in Central Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
United States Rain Corporation
Herbert “Madover
Rtelief Administration
European Children's Fund
Europe
Warsaw
Vienna
Prague
Hudapert
Hamburg
United States
Chess Countries
Ambiguous OCR Item on Bank Purchases and Supplies
Fragmentary OCR note mentions purchasing ldrafie at Dean ih Hoe banks in ten and fifty dollar denominations. References Europe relief and central Whrehouden And, with unclear details on supply amounts and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Ih Hoe
Reeliient i
Europe
Boyless Office Is Next On America's Program
Albany February 14 Officials of the state employment bureau report they process about a hundred regional inquiries weekly for office bays yet cannot fill even a fourth. The main reason is competition from factory work where wages run from 10 to 14 dollars weekly, higher than office jobs. reports from Moncow note a blind church group pursuing reform in a factory setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.o
State Employment Bureau
Iiet Boyw
New Spring Fur Styles Raise Prices Across Sector
Fashion notes forecast higher fur costs as spring styles push up demand for martens, mink, sable, and fox pieces. Dealers in women's wear anticipate upgrades in coats, stoles, and accessories, with belt prices rising and shorter coat cuts gaining popularity in anticipation of milder weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Thiebery
Marehall Mield
Prospective Reclamation Plan Faces Uncertain Path
Portland dispatch reports mounting talks on a large reclamation program with a proposed 250 million dollar effort and a first year appropriation around 50 million. Federal reclamation service officials and Western insiders discuss Nevada projects and a national economy theme while a New York society meeting hints at broader support but passage remains doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Or
Larry
Neruye
Federal Reclamation Service
Reginetta
Henny Haw
Nevada
Meabee
America Society of Frnctionary
New York
Petitions to place Hoover on Portland ballot
Tallabre petitions to put Herbert Hoover on the preferential presidential ballot for the May 21 Democratic primary are being prepared and circulated. Oswald West and H. T. Van Teter lead the effort through the Portland Chamber of Commerce. Distribution is expected within a day or so, with offices at Mr West's available for signers and volunteers alike.
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Portland
Tallabre
Herbert Hoover
Poon
Prinver
Oswald West
H. T. van Teter
Chamber of Come
Weel
West
Farmers to pay nearly a billion in federal taxes
Washington report estimates American farmers will pay income taxes totaling about 1 billion this year based on Agriculture Department earnings data. The tax is about one fifth of the federal government's operating costs. The burden falls largely on about 6 million farmers, tenants, and others in farming, with rates at four percent on incomes over 4,000 dollars and exemptions of 1,000 for single persons and 2,000 for married couples. The estimate notes the tax reflects farm income tied to crops and agricultural products valued around 2,000 dollars. The report marks a record high tax burden compared with 191% crop values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Angriculture Department
A Landslides and a Thirst by Frank I. Stanton
A fragmentary syndicated column notes a cited “landslide” amid a satire of local concerns. It mentions a recent theft of a mendacious item and a dozen citizens pursuing a landslide, with no clear dates or places. The piece reflects a humorous or editorial tone from East Obemotian Pub Cu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank I. Stanton
East Obemotian
Pain Relief Card From Wyandotte Woman
Wyandotte Michigan resident describes months of crippling pain and illness. After trying doctors with no relief, she credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Pinkham's Liver Pills with stopping severe pain and enabling chores again. She urges others to consider the remedy.
Bank account data in odd One in ten figures reported
Fragmentary OCR notes claim one in ten individuals have bank accounts, mentioning Washington Vet and names like Caliel Stites and Willits. The text is garbled, references a polling or congressional context, and hints at a monetary figure around fortytousand dollars, with unclear connection to a bank or customer data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Vet
Caliel Stites
Willits
Wtf
Shanntal
Peper
Congress Veetors
Nin Tier
Pion Ld Mt Cy Tirte
Price marks on same blanket jump seven fifty
Copy describes price marks on a blanket showing two prices, one at 7.50 and another at 0.75, with garbled text suggesting a price change or sale. It notes a stated price paid and references a product with detergent or related items, but details are unclear due to OCR issues.
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London
W. E
Pussyfoot" Johnson
Central Hall
America
Boyless Office
Tith
Moncow
Pendleton Trading Co
Service
Goodyear
Bentley & Rinehart
Paige
Lea Taxicab Co
Wer
Umatilla Motor Sales
O. E. Holdman
Pres
Oakland
Mink
Marten
Sue Job
Ald
Munkrat
Hoover
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wyandotte, Mich
Lydia
Orange St
Wyahdotte
Federal Reserve System
Inland Empire Bank
Bank OF Community Interests
Incore
W. Maloney, Pres
KK Wailes, Vi P
Conk
Mirckerd
Eee
Helis Menerl Medre
Minkeley A. VW
Muce
I. J. Taytor Weed Fehoclor Freak
Riimom
TNE
Arvice Bank
Thor
Chas. Milne
East
Alta Ct
Alta Theatre
J. Edwin Sharp
Cbcgil
mith-Crawford
Pendleton Hote
Downey’s Market
Maxwell
Ubie
Maxwell Parts
Aloe Lee Tires
Tabem
Neil & Barker
Maxwell Dealers
Riverside
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