Foreign Bond Profits Revealed In Senate Bond Probe
Senate finance committee reports hundreds of millions in profits from foreign bond sales by major banks. Witnesses indicate banks may seek to cancel war debts to protect private loans and government obligations. Highlighted figures include 2.1 billion in bonds with 37 million in profits, plus 200,000 in profits to American banks.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
United States
Urangactinia
de Fle
Averigin Banks
Comanter
Johnson
California
Bankine Hanes
Nert Momtay
Ole Kann
Lock and Company
Trenzit
Chile
Peru
Bolivia
Cotamara
Urvanny
Music Building to Be Big Feature at 1983 World's Fair
Chicago officials announce a grand Music Building for the 1983 exposition. The venue plans include orchestral, band, chamber, and vocal performances, an enormous pipe organ, and spaces for demonstrations and exhibits.
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Chicago
Scoypsry
Two Chilean Convents Bombed in Delayed Telegraphed Attack
Two convents in Chile were damaged by bombing in a delayed telegraph incident. In both cases the blasts were small, with fires started but quickly contained. No injuries are reported, and authorities investigate the motive behind the attacks.
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Chile
Rantiago
Feo
Xineting Firea
Repeal Wins by 73 Percent in Finland Referendum
Finland’s preliminary referendum results show 73.1 percent in favor of repeal, 2 percent for maintaining current law, and 1.3 percent for modifying to permit light wines but beer, with turnout and phrasing indicating a decisive shift in policy.
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Finland
Aviator Missing After Flight From Sunf Ridge Field
Army airman Wyn Elkins vanishes while en route from Sunf Ridge Field Michigan to Hot Springs Virginia. Eight days without trace, mountains obstruct search as officials probe possible crash fate. Familiar with mountains near Elkins Inn, investigators pursue clues across regional air routes.
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Mountains Veil
Elkins
Wyn
Inn
Morntaina
H.W Nabbite
Sunfridge Field
Mich
Hot Springs
PUBLISHER TO TALK POLITICS
J H McLean reports on a political talk night across stations WOAT KTSA and network broadcasts. Notables include Yank Simmons program and Dionne Warwick style dramatizations while Frederic William Wile discusses Washington politics at 11. The lineup features music from Alice Day Paul Ven Lonr and various orchestras with Bing Crosby and others airing through the evening.
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Alice Day
Paul Ven Lonr
Georgia
Danzer
John Shitin Sousa Anak
Orchesten
Kimsky-iorsekoft
Busted
Westert
Anson Weeks
Frandsen
Ghony Solty
Walter Winekel
Welack
ETSA
Vrederic William Wile
Alumbia
Washington
Morton Dowaly
Vyaton
Welock
Bing Crosby
Corrabin
Ex-Brackenridge Student in Japan Journey to Korea Mine Firm
A former Brackenridge High School student, a University of Wyoming graduate, and Colorado School of Mines attendee, reportedly reached Kabe Tawi in Japan en route to a mining company in Korea. No contract details were provided.
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Jerry Yates Tel
Stratford Court
Tridsy
Reachii Kabe
Brilish
Korea
Brackenielge Senior School
University of Wyoming
Colorado School of Mines
Koerenn Company
U.S. Students Seek Seat at Arms Parley
United States students rally for a role in the forthcoming Geneva arms conference. They petition the President to back the American delegation, urging immediate steps toward participation ahead of the February meeting.
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Bupfalg
Yeover
Geneva
Timlin
Chile Bans Flights Over Santiago Amid Dissident Acts
Chile bans flights over the capital as government moves to curb distinn tion of communist circumen from the air. Tie corps mart lines defleile orders har fate Oying over flimel, with campaigns for 1082 noted and officials urged to enforce control.
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Chile
Santiago
Sartiard
Canital
T All
Axen
Tie Corps Mart
Flimel
Vintage Variety Show Listings From Vernon Assembly
A scanned schedule shows a Vernon event program with multiple acts and performances. It lists orchestras, dance bands, and singers including Gunter orchestra, Albert program, Lucky Strike dance orchestra, and various named pieces and musicians. The snippet also mentions times around 4:48 p m and 6:06 p m with references to venues and groups such as Mev pom and AMOS, indicating a bustling night of entertainment.
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Gunter Mover
Gunter Orchesta
Lon Albert
Vankles
KMAC
iDance Orchestra
Vu Gralpen
Ceec
Gally
Victory
Milan Presa
Aunt on Oil Man Settled Trial in Kansas City Area
A suit filed by the daughters of Juvepl Hy Porter against an oil man sought damages and a receivership over a trust estate. The petition claimed Porter and a former wife had diverted large sums to support relations with other women, with the action centering in Tutire County over several years. The case, which pursued up to 10 million in property, was later withdrawn.
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Wictiitma
Juvepl
Hie
Altamera Ja
Vitteburgh
Tutire
May Therars
Bank Fails To Open Hartford Institution
A Hartford bank, incorporated in 1851, did not open for business this morning. The institution held savings deposits and commercial deposits, with capital claimed at approximately $2,000,000. No further official details were provided on the bank’s condition or the reason for the closure.
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Hartford, Conn, Inc
City Bank
Canital
Fragmented rant on Chinese rhetoric and trust in words
A garbled passage laments broken promises and trust in Chinese officials, referencing President Tap and various figures. It hints at earlier missionary work in China and Western skepticism, with claims of widespread silence after alleged events, and a vague comparison to American or European audiences.
World's Biggest Toddy Mixed for Tusko the Elephant
In Portland a large veterinary dose of moonshine was given to Tusko the 10 ton elephant to test cold remedies. The animal shivered sneezed and coughed after the dose and toppled his hay mattress as he collapsed in a fitful reaction.
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Portland
Hassel
Oregon State Air Board
Tusko
Railroad War Is Made of Aluminum
The new rail car exhibit highlights aluminum’s strength and lightness for ore transport. Weighing about 22 000 pounds and built for an ore company in St Louis, the hopper-type car aims to improve hauling efficiency and durability in railway service.
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Minos
Radio Listeners in England Reach 12 Million Mark
London December 26 The licensed radio receivers in England total about 4 million but estimated listeners including households exceed 12 million reflecting broad radio access across the country.
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England
London
Radio Matencraite
Hearst Airtal Hookup To Broadcast Speech Across Network
January 2 Los Angeles reports an executive broadcast plan for William Randolph Hearst as storms threaten the West. NBC confirms a nationwide hookup carrying Hearst’s remarks on the next president with stations across coast to coast in a special network relay.
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Los Angeles
Enor Benes
Raibuny
Lav Cille
Norklsrest
Reptembert
Ehark
Kh Bir
Tinarat
Nave
Live Rhinoceros Autograph Book at London Zoo
Percy the rhinoceros in London to be the world’s only living autograph book. His hide bears inscriptions carved over ten years by visitors from ship captains to Prince of Wales. Guests press obvious tokens into straw, cabbages or similar items as payment for a signature.
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London
Zoo London
Inn
Meer Perey
Percy
Prince of Wales
Unnamed Heroes Rescue in New York Subway Incident
In a New York subway station a train sped toward the platform as a woman fell or was pushed onto the tracks. Two 15 year old high school students acted quickly, dragged the woman to safety, and then disappeared before receiving praise.
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New York Subway
New York
San
Ihr
Jenna
Werte
Survey Finds 1.5 Million Americans in Health Care Roles
A New York based survey reports about 1,500,000 Americans work in health care across roughly 7,000 hospitals nationwide. The study notes the health system employs doctors, nurses, orderlies, midwives, and other staff, with ongoing growth in hospital capacity since 1880s. It envisions dense facilities and facilities devoted to healing as essential to the country’s medical infrastructure.
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New York
Ing
Finsi
Inrno
Detroit
Ecommitina
Ersta
Uhrall
United
Sintra
United States
SOONG
City News Hance at Culebra Inn Dance Night Ad
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a city news item at the Culebra Inn with a dance event and various names and details akin to an advertisement. Mentions Alfred H. Steubing as manager and other irregular entries. The text is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Hance
Culebra Inn
Marie
Devite Canrte
Alfred H. Steubing
tAdr
Jolson seeks state railroad post after 1940 bid
Otis Jolson, winner of a first prize and former candidate in 1940, announces intent to run again for state railroad commissioner. He spoke today in Houston at the Inn, detailing his plan and noting past experiences with the rail system.
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Munison
Houston, Inn
Otis Jolson
Committee Picks Winner in City Federation Ad Contest
The first prize of 30 dollars went to Mrs. A. Crome of 4 West Wearllawn for the most beautiful and effective outdoor Christmas lighting display. Second prize of 85 dollars awarded to C. Laf Webster of 820 Went Roses Too, third prize of 15 dollars to M. Movard, 315 Dengenton Read, after a December 25 judging by a committee of the City Federation of Women’s Clubs and chamber of commerce representatives. The panel viewed all entries from 10:30 at night to viewings at the residence of Mrs. Pyse, with a buffet supper served afterward. Only one minute remained in a tense vote to award the third prize to Charles A. Graschel, 227 Soundéra. Several attendees were noted and it was hinted next year will feature more voters and more prizes.
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Mra GF
Crome
West
Dengenton
Ungman
Commerce
Aire
W. B. Pyne Prentlet
Ins
Guy Federation
Thi Andiptium
Slendep
Mra
Pyse
Charles al Graschel
Tle
Bonoredus Meaniog
Bishop Beaten by Bandits in Western China
Umar Sowll, bishop of western China, was seriously hurt after bandits beat him with a rifle, stabbed him in the back and robbed him of money and belongings in Suanikelat. The attack has prompted a security response by local authorities and church officials.
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Suanikelat. Chinn
vFp
Umar Sowll
China
Man Accidentally Shoots Self Cleaning Gun Incident
Manuel Cortes, 42, was accidentally shot in the left shoulder while cleaning a gun on Seuthe-Colomily street. He was treated at Robine Green Hospital Saturday as police filed the incident under classification 151. Details of the car charge are listed in the report.
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Manuel Cortes
Seuthe- Colomily Street
Feislay
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