Regulations control gold distribution for legitimate uses
Washington May 1. Treasury outlines regulations governing gold distribution to industries with legitimate needs issued hours before export deadline. Applicants must file sworn requests with Federal Reserve banks, provide business details, and justify over 90 days. Export licenses require treasury approval and adherence to executive orders.
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Washington, D.C
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Dupltate
Federa Reserue Bank
United States
Roosevelt
New Quick Cure Promises Relief From Neuritis Pain
An advertisement touts Nuritu as a rapid remedy for neuritis pain claiming it stops discomfort and allows users to enjoy life again. It markets a non surgical treatment with no epidural or soil-related side effects and promises refunds if no relief is felt, urging immediate purchase from drugstores.
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Chay
Gold Import Controls Under Export License Provisions
The text outlines federal requirements for gold bearing ores and related materials entering the United States. It details the necessity of transmitting export licenses to the collector of customs, prohibitions on export without licenses, and procedures for notifying customs, submitting entries to assay offices, and weighing, sampling, and recording gold content. It specifies retention of samples for one year and maintaining detailed records of gross weight, tare, moisture, dry weight, gold content, and bullion export under the agreement.
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Federal Reserve Bank i
United States
United States Assay Office
New York
United States Mint
San Frenccisco
Tire Price Increases Announced By Two Makers
New Orleans May 1 The B F Goodrich Co announced a 5 percent tire price rise effective immediately the first such advance in eight years. President J D Tew cited higher costs in cotton and rubber as the basis for the move. Other firms led by the N K Sprigfield company posted increases from 3 1 2 to 7 percent.
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B. FP. Goodrich Company
J. D. Tew
Nic Keily-Sprigield Company
Humble Drills in Well at Bastrop
Humble Ol and Refine company drills in a Bastrop well on May 1, predicting results by 2000 Veerers pay day. The operation adds promising prospects to a new project nearby, with Andy Withoin reporting a short distance from the center.
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Bastrop Haastrof
Humble
Penyan
Andy Withoin
Ensler Ulsca
Davis Lottery Trial Set For June 12
Federal judge postponed the trial of Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania on an indictment charging involvement in an interstate lottery scheme. The case centers on alleged cooperation with a prize distribution network and related financial dealings.
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New York
James J. Davia
Pennsylvania
Chargiig
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for April
Treasury receipts and expenditures details show April activity with totals in dollars. Figures include overall receipts and disbursements, with daily settlement sums and a notable balance figure. The OCR text lists multiple numbers and currency values for April activities in Washington.
Five-point health certificates awarded to students
Seventy nine certificates were awarded to 84 students in the first, sixth and eleventh grades for meeting strict health standards and immunization records during the year. The program reflects a state movement from the White House conference on child welfare and head start. Certificates, signed by State Health Officer John W. Brown and other officials, emphasize satisfactory grades, freedom from defects, sanitation practices, and immunization against diphtheria and smallpox.
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Jemmie Mae English
Cary Margaret Jones
Eleacher Brackenridge
Ray
Thon T. Jones
East Quincy Street
Errest
White House
John W. Brown
H, N. Barnett
State Bureau of Wild Hygiene
Sag Antonio Oblig
Cantigny Battle Reenactment Slated for Chicago Fair
Chicago will host a Cantigny battle reenactment as part of a military tournament tied to the Century of Progress exposition. Major General Frank Parker announced the event, with performances by Army units from June 2 to June 7 amid the fair grounds.
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Chicago
Cantigny
France
United Strlen Army
Feneral Prabk Parker
Sixth Corps
Stea
Noapenced
Tory
Tandaba
Des Frei
May Day Brings Tennessee Beer
May Day brings Tennessee beer as Nashville relieves the bone dry ban with trains and trucks delivering beer into the state. The event marks the first legal beer in about 25 years amid long-closed markets and disrupted logistics.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tentessie
Chicago
Consignerrerts
Guiafico Sram
Deadline at Hand for Gold Hoarders
Washington May 1 The government sets a zero hour for returning hoarded gold with penalties up to 10000 dollars for noncompliance. Secretary Woodin indicated persistent hoarders will be presented before the public, urging timely action and community growth amid an anxious deadline.
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Washington, D. C
Tne
Prise
Woodin
Tlint
Tornadoes devastate Yazoo City area in deadly outbreak
Yazoo City Mississippi and nearby towns faced a deadly tornado day. Dozens of homes were destroyed and several deaths were reported including D. D. Boyd and a Charleston area family member. Looting concerns and relief efforts mobilized as roughly 1000 people were left homeless.
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Yazoo City
Miss
Yaxoo City
Greenville
Missiexippi
Lae
Blantation
Lake Village
D. D. Boyd
Newry xv
Otiets
Booee
Jonestown
Yazoo
Sealast
Increase Noted In Use Of Cotton
New York May 1 The New York cotton exchange service today estimated world consumption if all sins of cotton hiring March at 2 111 000 bales compared Wilt 2 007 000 in Pelmary and 2 040 100 sm Biared 1532 During the slant months of this season from Augual through Biardh world spin ors uith 16 145 099 bales as against 16 0171 000 bales in the corresponding period last season.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange Service Today
Pelmary
Garbo Breaks Silence With Nine Word Press Statement
Mollywood May Day report notes Great Garbo spoke for the first time in years. The Swedish star answered a press inquiry with a nine word line about life in America and her career, drawing readers to the famed actress’s cautious return.
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Mollywood
Linse
Winkel Iillions
William
Pe Rce Porter
America
Gatboevanter
France Faces Test on Gold Standard Post Washington Talks
Paris reports indicate former premier Herriot arrives mid discussion on France’s ability to maintain the gold standard. An extraordinary session is planned after his arrival to decide whether France can stay on gold while debates doubt it. Critics cite a £30000000 borrowing from English banks as a sign of weakness.
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Paris
Bareard Herriot
Washington
Binscle
Teuure
Mina
France
Jong
United States
Opunsiuon
Emelish
United States naval maneuvers off San Pedro harbor
In San Pedro California on May 1 the United States stages tactical exercises with about one hundred ships and two hundred aircraft to test naval warfare in all phases. The drills commemorate Admiral Dewey's Manila victory from 36 years ago as crews simulate operations ashore and at sea. The maneuvers will continue through the week.
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San Pedro
Calii
United States Alert
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Maverick to Undergo Delicate Spinal Operation
Maury Maverick faced a major oper ation on his spinal cord after a telegram from Rochester said the exact position could not be determined due to complex meds. Surgeons planned a postponement for safety, with Maverick likely to stay a month longer before returning home and possibly resuming travel after further treatment.
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Tor Colleckir
Maury Maverick
Maro Brothers Eligie
Rochester
Salina
MG. Bar
Weil
Ciel
Tax Department
Flauxt
Berdwell
Maverick
Monverick
Bardwell
He Timke
Poison Case Trial Postponement Seen
Stockton Texas May 1. The trial of Mrs Bes sle Sharp for the poisoning of her husband, Telephus Sharp, was set to begin in May but may be continued. Uncertainty remains over whether her attorneys can be present.
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Stockton
Texas
Canadian vehicle exports dip in January 1993
AULTOMOTIVES TP OTTAWA reports Canadian exports of motor vehicles and parts reached $247,418 in January 1993, down 39 percent from January 1992’s $367, from a prior high in 1932. The January 1993 figure also shows a 45 percent rise over January 1932 shipments of $107,119.
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Ottawa
Webrumey
Envoy Waits Reaction to His Truce Proposal
London reports the American ambassador-at-large presented a proposed economic truce at a world conference. Officials react as France’s leaders, Premier Herriot, and allied nations consider the plan amid tensions with the United States and European economies.
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London
England
Nori
Snileal
Sauilay
Avis Awnleed
Relund Herriot
Branca
Hunl
United States
Itint BM
Hertle
Uuil Fenoce Cempletely
Leuce
Ambiguous May Day Remarks From Anron Case Heard
In Washington D C on May 1 a court inquiry heard odd phrasing about the Aston assassin and notions of collective responsibility. The proceedings touched on price and development concepts tied to new ideas and risk in the evolving context.
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Washington, D. C
Aston
Anl
Ralph G. Penseyer Toring
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