Bank liquidity turmoil looms as meetings set
City Central Bank crisis shifts to public committee talks with lawyers and creditors. Officials, led by Burnett and Lewis, plan liquidating actions and receivership as deposits face risk. A. J. Towle and other attorneys discuss temporary arrangements while investors monitor asset values and potential five year liquidation timelines.
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Inveria
Shaw
Austin
Indivalnal Pankers
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Yantanio
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Conshier Ue
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Aletia Wooten
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A. J. Towie
An- Jonin Ettornes
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City Central Bank
F Spencer
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Tavis
Burnett
Brent
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Wade
Thomson
See
New 2-Bit Piece for UWS in 1982 Washington
In 1982 Washington the piece notes a rodin reinvention and fee hunt. The brief references a first president and a 4 inch diameter measure. The text features fragmented OCR errors but preserves names and context.
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UWS
Washington
Fees
Rodin
Letters to the Editor on public aid for ex service members
A reader letter complains about legislation affecting compensation for ex service members and urges alignment with organizations supporting coach legislation. The writer cites personal pensions, adjusted service certificates, and Detroit and Patman references as context for seeking wage port assistance.
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Fan Antaris Lacht
Conner
Seth
Tenderson
Captaie Smith
Tim Wage
Patman
We. IW. Wits
Street lines aid to safety for school children
Police Commissioner Wright orders painted lane lines at 28 schools to guide children safely across streets. Police stationed along the lane supervise crossings and ensurecare as youngsters move to the opposite curb.
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French Place
Pia Senzon
Od Police
Wordinaiente
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Han de Ridrd
Wright
Ordnss
Palictian
Reader Attacks San Antonio Police in Local Row
Fragmented OCR reads of a chaotic incident in San Antonio describe a reader assaulting police officers. The text mentions a D F Davis figure and a violent scene with noises, whistles, and confusion as officers try to restore order.
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San Antonio
Married Women Workers Rapped in a Counterpoint Debate
A fragmented OCR passage discusses married women workers and social attitudes toward them. It references husbands and wives, families, and a divide over labor roles, hinting at public debate about women’s work and household duties. The text is garbled and difficult to parse but signals a period interest in gender labor norms.
Saturday Night Dance Offer Bright City Music Scene
A fragmented list of events and offerings outlines a Saturday night with an orchestra and modern dance at Feet Hall. Mentions of midweek and weekend performances include ensembles, cash prizes, and local acts with various venues such as Dante Saturday night and Krannsaul.
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Dante
Krannsaul
Arne
Navy Vessels May Be Made Inactive
The Navy considers curtailing expenditures by keeping some fighting ships inactive. Secretary Adams outlines proposals as part of a broad plan tied to a 401 million dollar target set by President Hoover.
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Washington, D. C
Adama
Shlomo Romita
Aoaver
Mexican Border Gambling Studied Conference With Leader
Observers report a high level meeting at night with President Crisixbin and Mexican senators and deputies discussing the practice of rampant gambling along border towns. Authorities probed how illicit bets spread near cross border points and casinos.
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Mexico
Ope
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Cihiehun
Cris Iixbin
Injured in Boston strike clash on Commonwealth Pier
About 14 people were hurt when workers from rival factions clashed at Commonwealth Pier in Boston. Police quelled the battle after roughly 1,000 participants, with injuries mainly from wind and blows. The event disrupted a ship loading on the American Hawse line, during a labor dispute over non union labor and shipyard staffing.
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Boston
Calkia
American-Hawsiion Line
Inigshtrenen
Progresa Revecal Daya
Tachenbech
Ring Josie
Ie Carzo
Producer-User Balance Planned in National Vision
Washington reports leaders favor a plan to keep production and consumption in balance amid possible depressions. The idea, backed by chamber of commerce, seeks steady policy. United States board, led by Ivors Z. Norriman of Lageton, has approved the proposal. Money to be had on easy terms via “Money-to-Loan” ads in Light &.
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Washington, G
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Eneiditten
Chamber At Commerce
United States
Ivors Z. Norriman
Lageton
Alrectora
Unclear court docket items and garnishments noted
A garbled OCR style court notices page references various cases, garnishments, defendants and attorneys across multiple districts. It mentions civil actions, warrants, indictments, and financial orders, with scattered names like Read, Saint, and Wey, alongside firm and city references and scattered amounts.
Bid for Trade Roles and Military Posts Across Regions
The text lists a collage of names and titles spanning many locales, with references to army orders and trade officials. It mentions Pathead Sereter and WASIILIE THTOO, various trade and military actors, and cities such as LA, Sar Hinueton, Rome, and Madrid. The fragmentary notice hints at appointments, duties, and exchanges among officials, merchants, and poets, with unclear dates or outcomes.
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Pathead Sereter
Peter
Tepes
Celine
Lee
Police quell Bladgow riots as patrols quell unrest
Fragmented OCR describes violent riots and police response with chaos in streets. Mentions crowds, patrols, ambulances, injuries, damaged property, and widespread panic amid street clashes. Specific names and places are garbled but the account notes a heavy police presence and injuries.
Two Bandits Steal $700 From Dr Pepper Bottling
Two masked men entered the Dr Pepper Bottling works on Jay Street as manager B C Moore prepared to close. They tied the manager and took the day’s receipts totaling about $700 before fleeing, prompting a police report and investigation.
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B.C. Moore
Dr. Pepper
Jay Street
Moore
Bear Raid Protests Over Offensive Phrase
New York based market exchange faces protests as a crude phrase used by a balcony crew sparks calls for action. An exchange official denies heavy involvement while confirming inquiries into the matter and possible disciplinary steps.
House Blocks Way for Redistricting
AUSTIN Texas legislative special session followed a final vote as opponents refused to adopt a rule amendment. The House blocked the postwar redistricting bill, preventing immediate passage and leaving it to a potential free conference committee to resolve differences.
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House
Austin
Ubig
Texas
Fails to Hit Colleges Echoes of Student Mood in Texas
A garbled note recounts broad concerns about student mood and college return trends in the United States, mentioning Texas and various colleges. It hints at factors affecting student decisions but remains unclear and fragmented in detail. Entities include Texas and colleges, with vague references to mood and enrollment patterns.
House Bill Eliminates Fees for Court Attorneys
The house passed a bill to end fees paid to county and district attorneys for certain acting duties. Attorneys would receive fees only in specific cases, while the outcome could shift penalties and duties among agencies.
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RTI
Couaty and District
Arms Limitation Urged by Fascists in Parade Event
NOMA delegates call for three mile limitations and settlement terms at war damages. Grand council discussion centers on remedies for widespread low mood and civic strain amid ongoing conflicts.
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NOMA
Ishia
Karnes City to Hear Connally
Karnes City to hear U S Senator Connally in a public event. The appearance will discuss policy impacts and local economy as a prominent official tours the area. The program aims to address regional concerns and showcase national leadership.
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Karnes City
Connally Karnes Ciey
U.S
Reduced Costs in Harbors Estimates
A fragmented OCR item notes harbor cost estimates with references to rivers and harbors. The readable text hints at pricing data and financial impacts on port areas. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
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Harbary
Hotel and cultural listings dominate Vernon's event week
A fragmented notice highlights hotel promotions, orchestral programs, operatic selections, and variety shows. Names such as Vernon and Hunter appear alongside references to National Bank and music events. The brief indicates a schedule of performances and social offerings in a regional listings page.
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Untitled events and concerts listed with dubious details
The fragment lists multiple events and performances with times and names, including venues and performers, plus a disturbing line alleging youth sexuality and coercive behavior. The readable content suggests a chaotic program guide or schedule from a 1970s publication with unclear source reliability.
Flaws Boz ocr and Weather Notes from 19th Century Page
Fragmentary OCR text references a weather forecast and a list of names and places. Included are garbled phrases about calendars, dates, and advertisements. Key entities are unclear. content appears to mix poetry and notices with no cohesive news event.
Station Head Finds Solace in Radio Campaign Row
An editor describes a controversy over fortune tellers and radio advertising. The piece critiques responsible reporting and notes Willson’s defense of his stance while other figures including Archer and Willan Will, tied to political broadcasting, loom in a broader national context. The tangled text mocks newspaper background and questions media influence.
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Edison Stricken by Indigestion at Urangh New York
Edison stricken by indigestion in Urangh New York, Bela Thoman A. Risen reported, with illness described as worrying. No change in his general condition was noted, and medical staff prepared for further evaluation.
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Urangh
Bela ‘Thoman A. Risen
Eufferot
Light's Comics Read at 11 30 in Morning
Fragmentary notice states Light's Comics will be read at 11 30 with Uncle Hale presenting The Tiplin big cathie Rectinn every Ayesday morning. It mentions a later event and a dinner on the pir at B10.
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Light
Hale
Dinel
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