Robbery at Gelfand Manufacturing Linked to Two Employees
Baltimore reports robbers drilled into safes at the Gelfand Manufacturing Company in Monugarat and Eighth Streets, stealing about 148 dollars. Night watchman Samuel Shulman was bound and gagged. Detectives O'Donnell and O'Day arrested Harry Richland and Don Mersick, two company employees who had not reported for work.
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Currency Shortage Migrates to Armenia Barter Eggs
Erivan Armenia November reports barter of eggs for currency as local barter traders accept twelve exits per fare value equaling one cable or fifty cents in US money. New form of currency is issued due to Soviet currency access problems in Kara Kala. pair of American fhes in Kara Kala costs 500 eggs. Dorothy Stratten of New York City oversees relief work noting one chicken equals a ruble and a half about 30 cents in American money.
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New York City
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Royal Kitchenmaid among court intrigues and ruin
In London a kitchen maid to the Czar’s ladies becomes entangled in court life. She is drawn from her family, loses social and financial standing, and is driven to mental distress to avoid starvation.
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Londen Nes
Ian Prime
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Scouts Too Efficient in Local Messy Report
A garbled dispatch notes complaints about Boy Scouts taking too active a role in monitoring community events. It mentions patrols patrolling a shore area and concerns over activities around a bathing venue and political party events. The text is fragmentary and unclear about outcomes.
Late News Bulletins Mixmark and National Headlines
A late bulletin mash of items notes Gerald Nye named publisher of the Riggs County Sentinel in Congrtstenn, Nev. and Merrick rumored to publish a debt funding plan in Washington. Also mentions a Marine Corps judge advocate appointment, a jewelry theft indictment in Washington, weather outlooks, and commodity prices. The collection reads like a snapshot of various federal and regional updates from Nov 14.
Chicago Beer Syndicate Scandal Ties to Officials
A federal inquiry into a Chicago beer syndicate worth about 400000 a month unfolds with resignations and a longtime U S attorney aide facing pressure. The Grand Jury probes linkages between a powerful syndicate, federal agents, and city officials amid alleged bribery and influence.
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Nouv
Abe Levin
James L. Metrowel
U. S
Sidiarves
Federal Grand Jury
Herald and Examiner
Levin
Grand Jury
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Catern Heer
McDowell
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Federal Intelligence Service
Washington
McDsowell
Hunan
Bhhindhi
United States Italy Debt Funding Terms Revealed
Washington announces an agreement to fund Italy’s WWI debt. The plan sets a total settlement around 2.012 billion dollars with a six year amortization and gradually rising annual payments. Interest begins in year six and expands to a two percent cap in later years, with back interest reductions and concessions considered.
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Washington
Tolay
Italy
United State
Ina
American Commission
Comerest
Rahan
Harangued Fund Debacle Echoes Through 20 Years
A garbled note reports a long running public funds issue in the United States, noting a failed supply or misallocation over two decades. The fragment hints at official concern and ongoing scrutiny by authorities.
Egyptian Pharaoh's Tomb Reveals Gold Artifacts
A Luxor discovery describes the mummy of Tut Ankh Amun with a hand on the breast and a tall golden chain on the head. Experts report two large gold scarabs and two gold swords found near the breast and side of the mummy, indicating rich regalia.
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Tut-Anih-Amen
Luxor Talus
Christmas tree harvest fuels Yuletide supplies
The United States Forest Service notes Christmas tree harvests exceed demand for Yuletide use. It cites extensive evergreen production in the region, comparing yearly harvests to vast acres burned by forest fires, and emphasizes the role of the evergreen trade in meeting supplies.
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Washington
United States Forest Service
Discovery of Lost U Boat Unconfirmed Search Continues
British surface and submersible vessels, including mine sweepers, pressed a broad search in the English Channel for the World War II era U boat. Admiralty reports offer no confirmation on the wreck location while divers await a feasible approach to reach a submerged craft.
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London
Channel
Admiralty
Westminster Gazette
Germany
George
Wales
Evolution and Worldly Enticements Burned at College Bonfire
In Chattanooga on November 14 at Southern Senior College in Outwrites controlled by Seventh Day Adventists students burned books novels pictures jazz magazines lipstick and rouge in a campus bonfire after a revival led by Evangelist Carlisle B Haynes and J B Simon. A committee was appointed to search the college library and remove items deemed evolution references. Students, led by faculty, marched out singing while carrying their dolls to the flames.
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Tenn
Southern Sunior College
Oultewah
Carlisle’ B. Haynes
New York
J.B. Simon
Washington
Dols
Washington Police Scandal Narrows Amid Fine Evasion Allegations
A Washington police squad faces scrutiny after reports that an officer dodged a speeding fine by claiming a typo. The incident echoes ongoing tensions as federal authorities probe alleged misconduct and possible coordination with Mars land in a wider forestry dispute involving Cuba and Cuba’s Cuban plant operations.
Mystery Crash and Fireworks on Friday Eve in Baltimern
Fragmentary report describes a street collision involving autos and pedestrians in Baltimern Nev with multiple injuries and a pistol incident. Details are unclear as observers recall confusion and a late scheduled event near Do Hatruncee Street.
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Baltamere
Pimiiee
New York Stock Market Ends Mixed As Yields Rise
Traders weighed profit taking and bear fears as prices slid at points amid cautious sentiment. The Dow showed a tepid retreat while the broader market eked out gains on renewed bargain buying.
Speaker Coolibce to Address Balticore Meet
Senator Weller of Macyland plans to test the decestan of a new project at a Balticore event. The meeting agenda includes discussion on terribus buildira and related civic matters with attendance expected from local officials.
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King Tut Died at Fifteen Mummy Found in Gold Coffin
Ancient Egypt news reveals the young pharaoh Tutankhamun died at about fifteen. Officials describe the discovery of his mummy within a gold coffin and note young princes often died young, with the royal line tracing back to Nefer-Neferu-Aten through daughters to preserve royal succession.
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Teer
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Howard Canter
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Governor hints at inquiry into Maryland Motor Vehicles Dept
Governor Albert Ritchie asserts the arrest of a budget clerk may trigger a statewide probe of the Motor Vehicles Department. He cites fake accounts and license switching, with tens of thousands missing, urging a full investigation while avoiding premature judgments.
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Haltimore
Albert (. Ritchie
Howard I. Kaufman
Budert
Austin Baughman
New York
Four prelates to be promoted says pope
The Vatican announces a consistory for December 12 at which four cardinals will be created. Named prelates are Monsignor Bonaventura Cerretti in Paris, Monsignor Patrick Denne Archbishop of Armagh, Monsignor Enrico Gioparım Nencio in Lisbon, and Monsignor Verde, head of the Sacred Congregation of Letters.
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New
Kemane
Vatean
Ieee
French Reinforcements Arrive in Syria Amid Druse Flight
French troops begin arriving in Syria while Druse forces flee. Reports say fresh reinforcements ease immediate tension and the district quiets after clashes among local factions.
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Syria
Druse
Faroe
Th. GA
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