Sale of US Army stocks sparks crossfire in debate
In a charged session, Senator Berger demanded scrutiny of American army stock sales to pay for wartime needs. French officials faced questions over prices, inventories, and the alleged transfer of stock. Witnesses named finance figures and corporate incorporators amid broader discussion of war assets and camp downgrades.
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Pierre Jerger
Andre Siaislat
Berger
Sehayor Perser
Sebich M. Baisent
Jengtlbel
Girom
France
Foolish Notices and Rumors From a Long Ago Day
Fragmented OCR text recalls a carnival of mishearings and quirks from a Fool’s Day scene. Names such as James Caldwell and Nat Goliemith surface amid scattered references to local figures, companies, and a jumble of projected events.
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Tinix
Nat Goliemith
James Caldwell
Radstreet
Mr Radu
Acre
Caldwell
Howard Sud A. 1
Catancla
Homry AL Hirsebloog
Will Maintain Army Thru Allied Mobilization Rumors
The Gazette reports a March 27 note claiming a Soviet security crackdown to halt a dangerous alliance of Poland Hungary Roumania and others. Refugees confirm the administration seeks domestic peace as troops train. A dispatch from Biberia dated Maveh pl notes rebel forces and Beikal disarray in upheaval.
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Filet
Bauiditry
Biberia
Beikal
Revolutimska
Obituary notices and funeral details mix in terse report
Obituary items list August W. Smith with funeral plans at his residence and officiating pastor August Wolff, followed by burial in Mission Park under American Federation rites. Separate notices mention Howard Henry and others, with locations including Belk Undertaking, St Mary’s Church, and transfers to Westchester, Pennsylvan ia. The fragmentary text references a Vancouver detention, an overcoat fund drag incident in Chicago, and a Dallas death with Texas sanitarium notes.
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W. Smith
August Wolff
Te- Riva
Smith
Burink Park
Howard Henry
Howard
Ye Day
Pennsyl
Vania
Dobyrogn Street
Yur
Belk Undertaking Company
St. Mary's Church
Wastchester
Chicago
Tettoy
Discoveressy & Room
Y. M. GA
Davie “Apie
Tinvid Raglan
Dhomas Bioshat
Dallas
Texas
Stravick to Marry Pastor MeStravick to Lead Peoria Mission
The Presbyterian pastor MeStravick, long in the Hier church here, will marry Valentine and soon leave for Peoria to assume new duties with a Presbyterian mission. The move follows vine years of service and rises with a planned arrival in early April. Officials note a Maiden building fire with six or more deaths in 1920 led to indictments for murder. Robert Lee Tex reports rapid city growth with a new mattress factory and other business additions this year while local officers tighten safety after a spate of vandalism and arson.
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Ge Lanke
MeStravick
Ited "Presbyterian
Valentine
Fan
Antonio
Masuate
New
Peoria
Robert Lee
Tex
Trobert Theo
Taguary J
Jske Walls_is
Tenn
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