Seaward Hope Shifts in Wall Street Outlook
By B. G. Forbes, note on Congress and finance in New York. Market optimism replaces fear as stocks recover, bonds improve, and credit promises loom large. A few high-placed shorts worry Congress may expose them while Giannini plots a California return to steer Transamerica.
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American shipping drive gains momentum in world trade
Branley Dollar reports strong recovery for American liners after four months worldwide trip. He notes no Shanghai entry barriers, optimistic outlook at home, and Congress support. He advocates boosting American shipping to carry America's share of world imports and exports, challenging pools favoring foreign lines. Copyright 1933 by B. G. Fortes.
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Norman E Mack backs Roosevelt for president
Norman E Mack longtime ally of Alfred Smith and Democratic national committeeman from New York state today announced his support for Governor Roosevelt as the presidential candidate.
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Egyptian archaeologist uncovers fourth pyramid at Gizeh
Prof Selim Hassan announced the discovery of a fourth pyramid near the great pyramid at Gizeh Egypt. The new pyramid base covers 53 820 square feet with sides just under 292 feet long.
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Guatemala Envoy in Mexico Guarded
Police reinforced guards around the Guatemalan embassy in Mexico City after anonymous threats received by Ambassador Manuel Arroyo. The letters demanded the release of 12 Communists sentenced in Guatemala City, with a date set for February 20 for executions.
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Spelling Scores Hit Perfect Marks at Jefferson High
Twelve students in Miss Ella Stone's English class at Thomas Jefferson senior high earned perfect scores on a recent spelling test. Names include Hal Tucker Gertrude Koenning Maurice Mineth Marylin Mann Eleanor Krueger Harry Cabbell Marie Plickens Claud Vaughan James Beck Maggie Mac Heath Richard Ganchez and Margaret Bentley.
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