Conspiracy charge against rayon yarn firms in interlocking price scheme
Washington February 7 14 44 The Seder trade commission filed a formal complaint against ten rayon yarn companies including DuPont Rayon Lubite Chatillon Industrial Rayon and Amer alleging they combined and conspired to fix prices across the industry They must answer within days to justify why an order halting the alleged unlawful practices should not be issued The filing marks a major action against major rayon producers in the United States1
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Washington, D. C
Seder Trade, Commission
Visease Company
DuPont Rayon Company, Inc
Lubite Chatillon Corporation
Industrial Rayon Corporation
Amer
Contracts Awarded for Army Projects at Fort Sam Houston
Two San Antonio contractors and a St Louis firm won Army construction contracts at Fort Sam Houston. Louis F. Gulds of San Antonio to build a dispensary for 89 937 dollars. Burney of San Antonio to install street lighting system at Port Bem for 101 900 dollars. Additional bids include electric work and engine test stands at Duncan Field for 35 417 dollars.
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San Antonio
God
St. Louis
Fort Sam
Iouston
Weddeeday
Caph
Regional textile firms linked to New York deals
Jean Glanastore corporion and Amer ican Enka corporation named among several New York entities alongside Skenandon Rayon and Utter of Delaware in a broader list including Newcastle Del Acme Rayon Cleveland and Delainese corporation Rocky Hill Conn.
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Jean Glanastore Corporion
American Enka Corporation
New York
Skenandon Rayon Corpora
Linn
Utter
Delaware
Tuyon ¢Om- Baby
Newcastle
Del
Acme Rayon Corporation
Cleveland
Delainese Corporation
Rocky Hill
Conn
English Girl Makes Good in Films
English actress Elizabeth Alley, formerly in Bollywood, backs Hollywood rise after producers snap up her contract. Amid gossip and fashion, Garbo and Mamoulian update fuel, while Schulbergs and industry chatter swirl around Ben Schulberg and Judith.
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Lotella
Patsons
Usherval
Universal
Los Angeles
Pasadea
Elizabeth Alley
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Miss Allen
Willan J. O'Brien
London
Hie Bard
Fee
Hollywood
Matta-Coldwyn-ataver
Clark Gable
Cadet Victims Mourned After Randolph Field Crash
Two cadets from Randolph Field died after their training aircraft spun and crashed six miles southeast of Randolph. Wacald Wells of California and Tawrente G. Warner of Massachusetts died en route or hours after hospitalization. Wells will be buried in California. Warner’s family will transport his body to Massachusetts with a service in a New England area, per arrangements.
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Roses
Wacald
L. Wells
Tawrente G. Warner
Tld G
Randolph Field
Otto
Randolph
Randulph
Wit
Wells
Fort Sam Houston
Warner
Pann
Calif
Audrey M Wells
Baluwin Park
Catit
Adaims
Mass
Altace Wa
Western Solong Urge Loan Probe Aimed at House
A group of Western state representatives urged the House to appoint a special committee to investigate the nation’s federal banks and credit conditions. The move seeks a broad inquiry into loan practices and financial stability amid mounting concerns.
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Washington, D. C
House
Lan Carpenter
Court Summons Problam Solved Judge Ph D Shooker Al Monteer
The article reports on a court summons issue in the corporation court with Judge Shooker presiding. It notes a weekly schedule and fines assessed for nonappearance, and states the necessity to issue further citations if the defendant fails to appear.
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Problam
Ph D
Shooker
Corporation Court
al Monteer
Perean
Test property sale halted by Texas moratorium order
The draft text reports a Texas temporary injunction to stop a loan secured sale of a block of land on Blue Star street. The property, tied to a government trustee operation, faced a planned sale to satisfy a loan of about 12000 dollars. A 80 day moratorium on forced sales under a new state law is noted, with hearing dates pending.
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Texas
Drbcers
Blue Star Street
Alawo Nathonel Bank
Maiuklts
Tayunelion
Sentral Sechntics Company
Iizeh
Heli
Alan Natsinnal Bank
Actine
Fertral
Borrayed
Teen Nise Plaintitt Company
Waynent
Taney
Plinhitt
Kate Fey
Rising Prices Devaluation Affect American Economy
New Yorkers confront dollar devaluation as economists warn prices for goods and services will rise. A penny-pinch trend shows gold value shifts and wage pressures. analysts foresee higher spring prices by about a quarter. Foreign markets reveal gold prices surged while domestic commodity costs fall, altering import and export dynamics.
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New York
Piers
NRA
Farelan
America
England
8 Year Old Pupil Saves Classmates in Michigan
Fort Huron February report details an eight year old pupil named Francis Polvin informing teacher Miss Hazel Temple that the school was alive. He warned about a danger to twenty one young pupils, guiding teachers to evacuate promptly and safely.
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Fort Huron
Mich
Contners
Hazel Temple
Francis Polvin
Hir
Mississippi to adopt lethal gas chambers for executions
A Mississippi bill proposed in the Senate would replace the gallows with lethal gas chambers in all county jails. The measure, introduced by McIntosh of Ealing, would empower county supervisor boards to install gas chambers in 82 counties with private extensions.
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Mississippi
Jackson
Miss. Pal
Execu
McIntosh
Ealing
Record for Sheep Shearing Claimed
Hugo com reports Trackway claims fastest sheep shearing record. In hours and 45 minutes Brockway shaved 950 sheep, then over a 0 day period exceeded 10,000 sheep with Haygraat Wearhee.
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Hugo. Com
Brockway
Third Division Vets Gather for World War II Reunion
Third Division veterans in San Antonio are slated to attend a reunion of the Third Division Association. Notable attendees include Gen. Tye Buck and other World War II era figures as organizers plan a Wednesday gathering with commemorative talks and a veteran-led program.
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Army
Cy.itlan Ife
Sa Antonio
Cheaptur
Tye
Buck
Plea Refused for $500 Week Alimony
New York reports US Artur Trade radio Street Singer set a temporary weekly alimony at 400. Mrs Trey suing for divorce seeks 500 weekly alimony, but Supreme Court refuses. Judge notes 200 weekly for the store org, while other disjointed lines reference Japan and a publisher.
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Arthur Trade
Trey
Cott
Dustlee MaGer- Nah
Tore Org
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