Bankers See Recovery Amid Steady Business Improvement
New York September 1 The National City Bank reports continued business improvement over the past nine to ten months despite political and economic headwinds. The American Banker Association notes the U S economy is on a path toward substantial growth as private enterprise remains resilient, with calls to recognize hindrances and maintain policy balance.
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New York
Todey
Hias
National City Bank
American Beaker Association
Kers Association
Hsllomel
Ickes Funeral at Winnetka Set For Wife of Ickes
Chicago reports Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes and his family attend the bier of Amg Wilmarth Ickes in Winnetka. Officials and Washington relatives gather for the 2 p.m. funeral and private burial service. The ceremony follows the automobile crash that claimed her life north of Santa Fe.
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Chicago
Officiel
Washington
Illinois
Bate
Harold L. Ickes
Amg
Wilmarth Ickes
Ickex
Siburban Winnetka
Terewel
Santa Fe
Astrid Buried in Brussels in Royal Funeral Procession
In Brussels on Sept 3, Queen Astrid of Belgium was interred in the Royal Crypt at Laeken. Tens of thousands watched as a ceremonial hearse carried her remains from the palace to Ste. Gudule Cathedral. Prince Carl of Sweden and Leopold’s brother the Count of Flanders walked nearby as the royal cortège passed under a black canopy and a wreath of national symbols. The queen died recently in a road accident in the United States.
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Brussels
Astrid
Laeken
Ste. Gudule
Carl
Sweden
Leopald
Count of
Flanders
Hearst
Dalted
Belgius
Syiter
Home-Made Bomb Misses Pair In Denver Town
Chester Guild and his 2 year old son Philip were only scratched when a home-made bomb exploded near their car in Denver. The device was a metal pipe about two inches in diameter with two fuses. Police said the bomb was home-made and exploded as the Guilds started their car after leaving a theater.
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Chester Guitd
Philip
Elelhiae
Guild
Hending & Theater
River project grant sought in Fort Worth
A Texas delegation asked the PWA for a five million dollar river project grant. San Angelo official Pertote Mistesl led the group with two other officials Culberson Deal and G. O. Allen. The site would serve Tom Green, Etke and Rambus counties near Robert Tee.
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Uower
Cotorago
PWA
Texas
Pertote Mistesl
San Angelo
Thg Worth
Tver
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Culberson Deal
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Allen
Robert Tee
Tom Gretn
Eke
Ramus
Elks vow to oppose Reds in Chicago rally
The Elks pledge to fight communism and exclude sympathizers in Chicago, stating they will not tolerate any person or group aiding or supporting communist, anarchist, or anti American activities. The pledge emphasizes loyalty to the flag and constitutional government and calls for action against subversive influences.
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Chigagy
AME
Sleuman
Gj Elky Ledge
Chicago
Elke” Organization
I. W
Death toll forecast as holiday weekend raises auto fatalities
Fewer than three automobile fatalities were recorded today in the United States during the triple labeled day weekend holiday. The national tally hovered near 283 with early estimates placing seriously injured above 20. California led with 33 deaths, New York 24, Illinois 17, while Missouri Ohio and Pennsylvania trailed with 18 each. Officials warned death tolls could rise as drownings and other non-auto fatalities are added.
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District of Columbia
Oriona
Delaware
Florida
Louisiana
Nebraska
North Wand
South Dakota
San Antonio Attorney Schlesinger Dies After Illness
WL Schlesinger respected San Antonio attorney dies at Nix hospital after long illness. He lived on Lather Drive, was a longtime member of his firm, survived by mother Mrs M Schlesingtry two sisters Mrs A Gent and Mrs M B Goldstein and brother Louis. He had practiced law in Columbus prior to settling in San Antonio 30 years ago.
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Nix Hospital
Schlesinger
Wear
Iim
Schesingi
Ant
Goldstein
Louis” Schlesinger
San Antonis
Columbus
Dorothy Jean
Eee
Ruth Schlesinger
M. Schlesingtry
Ats. A
Airs
M- B. Goldstein
Ths
Lois Schlesinger
Buster Crabbe
Crabbe
Helene Madison
Jane Fanatz
Chicago
Stubby Kruger
Josephine McKim
Revel Aims At Hawaiian Theme In First Film Role
Harry Revel famed for teaming with Mack Gordon on songs for Paramount in Typo for Tone then donned dark makeup and acted in a Hawaiian themed sequence in his screen debut.
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Revel
Harry Revel
Mack Gordon
Paramount
Tyo
Plane
Protests and Comintern links draw mixed government stance
Unclear OCR text suggests protest against AP coverage and references to Comintern activities. Mentions Mokso Bent, Soviet officials, Japanese objec, and Allied governments. Several fragmented phrases imply protests and objections aired last night with Japan's government reportedly aligning with United States, Finland, Italy, and Latvia on related steps.
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Mokso W. Bent
Mie
Comintern
Aso
Cmets
United States
Fieiena
Tisly
Latvia
Taft Era Vote Sparks New York Power Plant Debate
Unclear fragmentary text hints at Taft era New York power plant vote and public reaction. Mentions Fiorello LaGuardia, Beating and Bermura in reference to a proposition, but readable facts are limited and uncertain.
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LaGuardia
New York
Fiorello H. TaGonitie
Ino "Varie Tris Chant
Ieee Bermura Mars
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