France Considers Alternate Debt Payments to U S
Paris reports a French cabinet meeting approved a plan to satisfy the January 15 debt with a mixed payment, offering one third in gold, one third in negotiable bonds, and one third via international settlement bonds, amid gold standard tensions and war obligation concerns. The proposal aims to ease arrears and maintain financial credibility with the United States.
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Paris
United States
France
Marcial Quar
Washington
Prophylactic Value of Osteopathy in Cough and Congestion
Fragmentary text discusses osteopathy as a preventive approach to coughs and chest congestion. Mentions relieving pain, improving circulation, and avoiding progression to more serious conditions. Reference to nervous system influence and potential use in preventing respiratory and related illnesses, with warnings about possible complications if untreated.
French debt talks and gold reserve concerns
The cabinet met to discuss Edouard Hersitt's Washington conversations and a proposed payment plan. Critics fear gold payments would drain reserves while commentators note potential debt cancellation and shifts in France's gold holdings, with Bank of France reserves expected to rise and Holland and Switzerland shipping gold to uphold the standard.
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Edouard Hersittep
Washington
United States
France
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Bank of
Holland
Switzerland
Maine Blaze Destroys 30 Buildings Firebug Sought
A major fire in Bullwoth Maine burned about 30 buildings in the business district causing losses near 1.5 million dollars. State police joined local authorities in an intensive search for a suspected firebug believed responsible for the blaze.
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Maine
Bullworth
May
Joss
Weather and notices from Texas region and indictments filed
A weather summary lists mixed precipitation and varying winds across Texas cities with temperatures and conditions in a broad forecast, followed by a court report noting the Thirty-seventh District grand jury presenting 21 indictments and 14 no-bills to Judge W. S. Anderson after a week-long session.
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Anderson
New Yorker Named World Bank Chief
Leon Fraser of New York was elected president of the Tank for International Settlements promoted from vice presidency to succeed Gales W. McGarrah of New York. The report notes the change as part of the bank's leadership shift with emphasis on prompt communication channels.
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World Bank
Basel
Switzzerland
Leon Fraser
New York
Tank For International Settlements
Ute
Gales W. McGarrah
China Faces New Japanese Push Toward Tientsin
Chinese troops brace for a second Manchukuo offensive aimed at Tientsin within a month. Maochokiao officials report an assassination attempt on a government representative at a Friping hotel failed. Chinese forces retreat under combined artillery and bomb attacks toward Changli as Japanese troops tighten around Swanton and threaten Changii mission areas.
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New Jap Drive to Be Limited to Rig May 1
The renewed Japanese offensive south of the Great Wall will not extend toward Peiping or Tientsin. A war office spokesman said Japan does not intend to provide an excuse for discussions in Roosevelt's looming talks with China. Treasury receipts for May 6 totaled 770,418.01 with expenditures at 26,463. ARIS balance stands at 625,597,307.52 and customs dues for five days of May were 4,082,487.34.
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Lifeguard Saves Drowning Child at Breckenridge Park
Roland Kuppers heads life saving team as Breckenridge park guarding team reports a lifeguard saved 12 year old Winifred Murphy of 42h Albury ttel Sunday afternoon. Boy received first aid on scene before transport.
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Breckenridge Park
Winifred Murphy
Albury
Roland Kuppers
Lie Ife
Leavenworth Robbery Knife Attack Injures Major Long
Major Long was stabbed in the back and severely beaten, left near a Kansas City hotel after a robbery. Witnesses said two Kansas City patrolmen found him, and police speculate the assailants were Black soldiers from the army officers. Major Cox, Fort Leavenworth doctor, reported knife wounds and head bruises.
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Kansas
Long
Kannan City
Kansas City
Wesley Cox
Fort Leavenworth
Light Classified Ads Offer New Email Newsletter Access
A garbled notice hints at a classified ads service offering early access to a Light Classifieds email from a boardwriter named Fan and a number 123. The readable fragment suggests a promotional action and contact route, indicating readers can obtain prior access to content via email delivery.
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