Return of six million in American gold believed seized
Universal Berryce New York reports a wave of fraud tied to six million in American gold seized from shipments in 1915. Investigators say counterfeit passports and forged papers flood the trade, with leads tracing to Marseilles and Paris. Officials warn of tightened consular visa issuance during the wartime job market.
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Universal Berrice
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Atte
Starious
Wills Island
Dex
Marseilles
France
Ekec
Box of Texas Is for Opinion G O P Rules Democrats
A garbled historic clipping notes Representative Hox of a民主 party in Texas and mentions co operation with democratic centers. The text is fragmented, with misspellings and incomplete phrases, but references statements about party principles and cooperation.
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Texas
G.O.P
Astimaton
D. G
Hox
Terran
Ath
Bthcana
New discovery stops cause of stomach gas and bloating
Private practice physician Carl W. Waheke claims Adlerika relieves gas and indigestion by acting on both upper and lower bowel. He says the quick, gentle action removes widenoisens once thought harmless, with eleven drug stores offering Adlerika Dept A St Paul, Minn for free trial.
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Carl
Gaz
Adlerika
Bommere
Adlerka
Dept. A
St. Paul
Mine
Gentleman's Fate Delights Jack Gilbert In Hollywood
Hollywood gossip notes Jack Gilbert is sought for the lead in Gentleman's Fate with director Mervyn de May and Leila Hyams set as a star, Gloria Swanson's plans with Pathe and United Artists discussed, Laura HopeCrews linked, and a stream of industry names featured in Snapshots of Hollywood.
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Louella
Parsons Universe
Seeview Motion Picture
Univeran Service
Los Angeles
Hayw ‘Kel
Jack Gilbert
Netto-Gardrener
Alia
Harry Rant
Yitay the Toad
Gentlemon
San Parrott
Hock Gilbert
Mervyn de May
Mr. Taps
Sack
Jack
M. G. M. Kay
Leila Hyams
Efors
Jack Kert
Plare
William Hori
Rubin
Hudson Adds 1000 Workers Today
Detroit, Nov. 17. Hudson Motor Car Company expanded its workforce by 1000 men, bringing total hires to 3500 in three weeks. Officials say wage-earner demand remains urgent, with production lines ramping for new Duison and Essex models advertised at the lowest prices in years.
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Detroit
Mich
Hudson Motor Car Company
William J. McAneeny
Duison
Beck Urges Dry Enforcement Be Under State Rule
Washington in November reports Representative Beck of Pennsylvania urged that enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment be left to the states under a proposed repeal of the Volstead Act. He insisted immediate repeal would fail, arguing for practical relief in the next generation.
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Beck
Washington, D.C
Beckepublica
Pennsylvania
Geners
United States
Broadway Actress Secret Divorce Revealed in Chicago Court
Miss Rose Perfect, a recent Broadway stage star, was granted a secret divorce in Judge Craig Hood's Chicago court. She had announced plans to sail for Italy to obtain a divorce from Ward Reider, a New York hotel manager.
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Chicago Heights
Miss Rose Perfect
Dirar
Miss Perfect
Craig Hood
Abe
Variy
Seward Reider
New York
Two Marshals Shot in Warneville No, Mo Gun Battle
In Emelyville on November 17, Marshal John Kese was killed and Marshal George Scrivons, 45, was wounded after they tried to search a man who opened fire. The suspected slayer fled in a getaway auto, believed to be armed.
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Emelyville
John Kese
Wee
George Scrivons
Warle
Tiwax
En Putomto
Parents See Sons Crashed Plane Kills Family Members
Pittsburgh scene as a father and mother watch a boy fly his plane then crash after clipping a tree. The boy died from injuries and his brother and sister perished in the wreckage. Casper McCune, 21, pilot, and Edward McCune, 26, were among the bodies found. A bystander screamed as the plane burned. Nearby some spectators spoke of a sorrowful crash sight.
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Pittsburgh
Tony
Casper McCune
Edward McCune
City News Dr Wilte to Miss Two Weeks in City Fly
Dr B B Wilte will be out of the city fly for two weeks, affecting local civic events and scheduling. Officials advise residents to monitor notices for adjustments and possible alterations to city services during his absence.
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B. B. Wiltie
lAdvd
B. B. Wilte
Wadr
Veterans Bonus Studied By Hoover
Washington November 17. President Hoover weighs recommending immediate cash payment of a $2 soldier bonus instead of delaying until 1946. Treasury features, interest limits, and a proposed $3.4 million to $7,000 is discussed. American Legion and veteran groups back the plan amid pending and legacy bills in Congress.
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Washingston
D. C
Tluaver
Congress
Ander
Uyie
American Legion
Steratary
Treasury
Mellon
Ill Health Forces Educator to Quit Touiniana State Univ President
Baton Rouge La Nov 17 W Thomes Wy. Atkinson today submitted his resignation as president of Touiniana State university to the board of supervisors in session here. He asked to be relieved of his duties because of ill health.
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Baton Rough
W—Thomes Wy. Atkinson
Touiniana State Universit
Board of Supervisors
Atkinson
Little Rock Bank Suspends Payments for Five Days
American Exchange Trust, one of Arkansas's oldest banks, suspends payments to depositors for five days under state law. The move affects Lille Rock and other customers as authorities review the bank's finances during the short halt.
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Little Rock Bank
Little Rock
Ark
Pans of
Lille Rock
Serum for Cure of Paralysis by French Doctor
A French physician Dr Auguste Petit reportedly developed a serum to cure infantile paralysis after twelve years of research at the Pasteur Institute. Two preparatory methods are described, one via borers and the other via negotiations. the article notes no pain during administration.
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Uiversal Kertie
Auguste Petit
Pasteur Institute de Olnca
Portugal Bank Seizure Appoints Government Receiver
In Portugal the official Gazette reports a government receiver appointed to take over Pinto Ltd banking affairs after suspension of payments on November 10. The move aims to stabilize the firm’s operations amid financial distress.
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Portugal
Tisuon
Tony Lubed
Pinto, Ltd
Famallcao
Recreation workers here discuss expanding playgrounds in city
Two representatives of national recreation associations visited San Antonio on Monday to discuss securing more playground space for children. Louis Bebrowder of the Willow E Harmon Foundation will stay to work with local real estate men. Howard Pettet of the National Playground Association also came to plan a year long recreation program. A separate note reports three people killed in traffic accidents yesterday.
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San Antonio
Dob Dass
Clty
Louis €. Bebrowder
Williow E. Harmon Foundation
New York
Schoeiler
Cir
Schraeder
Houston
Avcoras
Bnen Jaaid
Howard Pettet
Regionel
Ue Southwest
Naional Playground Association of
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Yecreational Department
Ass Eaid
Testify 3 Raids Fail to Break-Up Bootlegging Ring
Three raids failed to close a bootlegging operation at 215 Cameron Street. Manuel Macing, 1015 San Lupe street, was released on misdemeanor charges after claiming he was just stopping by on business. Jose Villegas, 21, of 216 North South Rosa avenue, was fined 24 dollars as officers testified the illegal activity was present at the site. An appeal was noted, with authorities stating a nearby school at Cameron and Tratig streets considered the establishment a menace due to repeated complaints.
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Corporation Court
Manuel Macing
A. AG. Matlock
Macins
Macing
Jose Villegas
North
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Ile
Qs A. Henderson
Cig
Charge Filed in Shooting at San Jose
A charge of commutt to murder was filed against J Lobpork Industrie of Peace Lovie Boltz's tourt for a shooting Saturday night at George Neal's residence in San Jose. Deputy Sheriff Ho Boller filed the charge after responding to the scene where Boltz allegedly shot at George Neal and struck T Ay Crane with a bullet and leg injury. A similar assault to murder charge was filed against News, held on a $500 appearance bond.
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Lobpork Industrie of Peace
Lovie F. Boltz
George Neal
San Jose
Lubbock
Ho Boller
Fuller
Gabbock
Neal
T. Ay Crane
Fairbanks
Crane
Kotler Gail Tah
Santa Hon
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