Bankers on Debts Vote Paris Reported by Matin
New York financial circles weigh future war debt arrangements after 1938. Paris Matin cites Philippe Barres detailing views attributed to Thomas W. Lamont and Albert Wiggin. Barres notes Wiggin’s Chase National Bank ties and Laval reception roles, with links to Morgan interests and American tourism facilitation by American Express in France.
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Magnetic imperial army and Wall Street ties in 1932 debt talks
In a series of remarks on Germany, France, and the United States, the piece outlines thoughts on debt negotiations and possible settlements post June 1932. It notes quoted comments from Wiggin and Lamont about public information, banking influence, and the idea of a lump sum payoff for American war stocks as a final settlement. It also discusses the moral argument of US policy affecting German payments and the conditionalities of past loans.
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Roosevelt
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Bank of France
England
France
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Tonic claim promises to revive vitality and blood health
A dated advertisement urges readers to seek medical advice for fatigue and lists causes like overwork worry and poor diet. It touts a tonic touted since 6.9.9 as restoring hemoglobin and red blood cells with oxygen to the body, promoting two sizes and implying a two week treatment.
Officers At Texas Military Institute Named Cadet Corps
Cadet officers and non commissioned officers at the Texas Military Institute are listed with ranks and names. Staff includes Second Lieut H Martin adjutant Leo Goodwin sergeant major and others. company A and B officers and sergeants are named. A second item reports Maj Gen T W Ashburn urging the government to abandon inland barge operations if private capital will take over.
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Tesas Military Institute
H. Martin
Leo Goodwin
William Ochse
Viral Wolfenberg
Ben Anderson
Julian Broadus
Dinamic Robinson
Sand Jenader
Jack Hunter
Jesse Phillips
Company A
Jerry Chapman
Jon Shaaf
Edward Dannamilier
Nelson Cory
Arthur Chaffe
Urban Neese
John Frost
Edgar’ Busse
Gene Carrington
Charles Willams
Norman Zuent
Wallace Carnahan
Ernest Dhnaline
Robert Harper
Harris Ryan
A. J. Vick Gould
Jack Flowers
Walter Steves
Jimmy Roark
Washington, D. C
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Ashburn
Inland Waterways Corporation
Shannon House
Negro trusty to die for girl attack in Oklahoma town
Charles Dumas, a black inmate who confessed to attacking a 15 year old white girl in Colgate Oxford, was sentenced to die in the electric chair on November 18. The report also notes a local chaotic race event with a cafe relay run through the streets, featuring 95 participants in teams of five.
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Charles Dumas
Maples
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Walters
Seguin schools report large enrollment for 1932 33 term
Seguin, Sept. 15 The Begun nuolic schools opened for the 1932 33 term with large enrollments. The total high school enrollment stands at 290 Mary B. Erskine 401 and Jefferson Avenue 91 for a grand total of 782 pupils.
Inexpensive Rheumatic Pain Cure Claim Ad
An advertisement touts a cheap remedy from Progressive pharmacy that allegedly stops rheumatic pains within 48 hours and removes uric acid deposits. It claims quick relief for gout and related ailments, promising safe, scientific action and broad effectiveness with one bottle sold at Sammers Drug Stores.
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Sam-mers
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