Prominent Economist Cameron Lectures on Credit Policy
Kenneth Dameron, a former Rice economist now in a preparatory economics series, says optimism masks the 1940 downturn. He warns lenders to extend credit during prosperity to avoid harsh adjustments, suggesting restraint during recessions. Cameron, a 2 degree holder from UC and Columbia, heads statistics committees and leads research in retail advertising and marketing.
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Ottobre
Business Actysts
Kenneth Dameroe
Rice Seliline Ecnadnvist
G Houston
San Antonio
Damerov
Darcron
University of California
Columbia’ University
Ivsirovlor
Econom Igseal Prigcetas University
RieviksHaste
Cameron
Adverlining Federation of America
National
Resoriation of Teachers of Marketing and Advertisings
National Association of Retail
Educeli
Houston Advertising Association
Epileptics Barred as Auto Drivers
Detroit July 16 a campaign against automobile drivers who are physically unfit to handle vehicles has led to a demand by Prosecuting Attorney Chevot that three licenses of alleged epileptic drivers be revoked. A check is to be made with the state record to discover why more epileptic drivers remain active.
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Detroit
Unsk
Chevot
Airplane plans for anti-aircraft ring defense proposed
In wartime measures the capital's water supply protection prompts submission of air defense emplacement schemes. Authorities debate aerial threats and storage safeguards as engineers propose defensive works and armored installations near key facilities.
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Tokio
Storag
Visalia Girls Starved After Father Refusal
In Visalia California Cel K Starr July reports two sisters Frances Freier 13 and Barbara Wesaies 8 starved after their father 4 T Proaier denied them meat eggs and milk amid a grim tale of neglect. County welfare officers rescued the girls found in dire condition. their mother is deceased and the father to be examined by a psychiatrist.
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Visalia
Cel
Cather
Soali
Nicky Garden
Frances
Ilenbech Freier
Bachara Wesaies
T. Proaier
Ter Urosi
Bir Childeen
Irish Free State Faces Rail Strike
Reported widespread rail strike potential in the Irish Free State due to defense sympathy. The Irish Consumers Company has been out for two months. A warning issued against using mail routes through Dublin and Kingstown amid the unrest.
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Irish Free State
Dublin
Kingstown
Northern Ireland
Family Sets Age Record in Gillegland Line
A remarkable longevity record appears in the Gilleland family, led by 77 year old Lawton Gilleland of Restos. The clan spans multiple states with ages totaling many decades, yielding an average per person around 73 years. members include Andrew born 1813, Martha 1850, Evangeline 1859, John 1861, and others, all described as healthy and active despite advancing years.
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Lawaen Gilesond
Renton
Telsou
Bard Times
Lawton
Bradriche County
Ind
Andrew
Hendrickx County
Martha
Thomas
Jaan
Jack
George
Adair County
Iowa
Evangeline
Gealry County
John
Union County
City Solicitor Wins But Pays RU Golto
City solicitor Shaber wins a state supreme court test case holding property owners liable for delinquent municipal utility bills. Arriving home, he is met by Service Director Clarence Rober who notes fines and back charges. The city can now collect owed amounts, with emphasis on a bill for 24 to cover a tenant’s failure to pay.
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RU Golto
City Fc
Bebaber
State Supreme Court
Sehater
Plarence Rober
Bald Rober
Shaber
Anidhe
Frisco Chamber of Commerce selects Cutler for presidency
San Francisco July 1 Leland W Cutler insurance executive becomes president of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce succeeding Aimer M Newhall. Cutler is a trustee of Branford University and aims to bring new industries to Hag Francison.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Cal
Sweden Sees Industrial Output Rise In 1940s Record
Stockholm July 1 reports preliminary statistics indicating higher industrial production in 1940 with notable increases across sectors. The board of trade cites stronger output across major factories and a rising per cent growth year over year, reflecting a broad upturn in manufacturing activity.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Kereden
Board of
Irare
Boy Dies After Rattlesnake Bite in Sacramento
A five year old boy died at Satter hospital after a rattlesnake bite near Fort Michigin Bar. Authorities reported the incident involved Tywan billers and occurred while playing near Dame. The case is under local coroner review as medical staff treated the child for the venom.
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Sacramento
Lymer Burd
Megparcilda Rey
Paul WH
Michigin Bar
Satter Hospital
Tywan Billers -Witl
Auto bumper ride injures two in Minnesota scene
In Winona and nearby areas two people were bumped by a vehicle in a Misspelled Minnesota incident. Richard Ari tas and others reportedly sustained minor injuries but were not seriously hurt according to local reports.
Son shoots mother in Jersey City jail scene
Royal C. MacDonald, 24, shot and critically wounded his mother after an alleged interference in his love affair. Alienists declare him insane and urge confinement. Police accompany the suspect in the Jersey City jail as authorities assess the case.
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Royal C. MacDonald
Jersey City
Drowning incident cuts rescue effort at school event
A drowning accident at a school function near Tulsa interrupts a rescue when Cecile Harker, 14, is swept under by a strong current. Willing Crawford, a bystander, saves Cecile but perishes attempting to reach her friend. The event ends with a grim outcome and questions over safety.
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Bre Frien
Cecile Harker
Bieh
Willign Crawford
Ceeile
Ziel
Tenpera l Times Prohibition Report On Southern Event
An uncertain clipping outlines a prohibition related to a southern event. The text mentions names like Mina and Bede Firtna and references winds and a ceded area. The fragmentary report hints at enforcement or legislative action affecting local fauna and residents, with unclear dates and participants.
Fire reveals large still near Aransas Avenue blaze
Police and federal authorities sought a man and woman who fled a house on Aransas Avenue Thursday after a few minutes before firefighters arrived. The couple appeared on the porch then disappeared into a back room where flames raged. Firemen found mash barrels and stills in the scene and the Jaguar store was turned over to the mobilization department. A nearby home burglary was linked to the same suspects, with a woman admitting involvement and a man setting the fire. Minor bakery fire at Habnet Bakery caused only $5 in damage.
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Fiidlay
Foi Aransas Avenue
Zallon
J. Coffes
Ye Ben
C. L. Broadwell
Pomlison Avenue
Lee
J. F. Leonard
J. H. Bpencer
Donaldson Avenue
Habnet
Meerahheidt
City of Gold Ruins Traced in Arizona Discovery
Phoenix reports a federal land inspector announces the discovery of ancient ruins in Southwestern Arizona, tied to the legend of the Seven Cities of Cibola. The site, near Mohawk mountains, lies largely buried under sand, with paths and traces of masonry visible. The finding evokes old tales from Father Nizi and explorer Corneale.
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Phoenix
Ariza
Hanna
Federal Land
Arizona
Mohawk Mountains
Nizi
Bers
Paris Court Rules Annulment Possible In Miles Estate Case
The Paris court considered a daughter’s claim to annul her father Roger Miles’s second marriage on grounds he was mentally unfit at the ceremony. It noted Miles died aged 65 with a vast estate including art and a library, and that his housekeeper was married to him the day before his death. The ruling upheld the daughter’s legal right to seek annulment.
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Paris
TNS
Roger Miles
Thonnand Dolara
Weil-Garvishril
Miles
Niles
Onebell
Daughrie
Sult
Denmark Fleet Boost as Trade Waxes
Copenhagen reports the Danish commercial fleet expanded by 20 slips totaling 48 500 tons over the past year. Sweden adds ships totaling 1 811 tons, while Norway shows a rise of 1 595 tons across 205 595 tons.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Suffering Through A Green Towering Tree Sitters
In a string of local incidents, youths and others occupy trees at busy corners and public spaces. Simultaneous observations note a 180 hour Fort Worth stylite tale haunting city streets, while police halt similar sitters after days of disruption. Citizens Simeon Bightey and Charles Farias provide recollections of past climbers as authorities confront ongoing teen standoffs.
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Simeon Bightey
Antiach
Bettom
Charles Farias
Austin
Jack Hichards
Kinneta Gils
Fort Worth
Orcaz Fox
Bomphal
Perth
Cily Sene
City End
Temple Kant
Curtis Chilerens
Alton Phillips
Tablock Et
Quilt
Flis
Boy Missing Raises Fresh Police Tactics
Clarence Toursion, 15, vanished Monday prompting a new police focus on Fatimesside trees. His father Saratal reports the son has not returned since the disappearance was noted, with authorities expanding searches and reviewing recent activity near the Fatimesside area.
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Suloulorsamt
Clarence Tourison
Bng
Clarence
Saratal
Ton
Ener Nt
83 Year Old Woman Runs Farm Alone in Washington
Emma Powril, 83, believed to be the oldest active farmer in Washington, has managed a 300 acre property and 100 chickens for four years since her husband’s death. She runs the farm without help, tending the land and animals by herself in Cryseilionigon RO.
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Prokested
Emma Powril
Washington
Miléme Elx Cox
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