Mixed trends in U S liens and bonds on May 20
U S government bonds and corporate issues showed a mixed picture with small gains and losses across different issues. Over the counter trading reflected uneven demand as federal issues moved up and several corporate bonds traded at varied levels amid cautious activity.
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Cuba
Alzehnne
Closing Bond Market Quotations and Oddities Across Timer
Fragmented notes show closing bond market quotations and stray phrases about government bonds and the New York Stock Exchange. The garbled text mentions Rasputin? and a long list of names, places, and numbers, creating a chaotic snapshot of a financial page with unclear details.
U S Firms Accused of Aiding Axis in War Materials Flows
Washington May 2 A Dew veing reports say American companies supplied war materials to Axis powers amid scarce supplies. Senator Gillette pressed for a joint Senate House inquiry, citing petroleum and alloy shortages and shipments to Japan via West Coast routes. He noted American firms used foreign subsidiaries or acted as agents for German companies. A $20,000 funding plan and Justice Department cooperation are proposed.
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Washington
Gillette Tin
Gillette
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Wwe
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East Indies
Japan
Senate
Justice’ Department
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Justice Department
Jan Valtin To Face Dies Committee Hearing In Washington
In Washington on May 21 Jan Valtin a former member of police in two European dictatorial nations will appear before the Dies committee for a hearing that could decide his deportation. His alleged subversive activities are tied to author Richard Krobs who wrote Out of the Night detailing his past with the OGPU and Gestapo. He has renounced his former associates but remains under DOJ scrutiny.
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Dies Committee
Washington
Jan Valin
Read
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Walter
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Vie Russianyt Ogpu
Gestapo
Department, ‘of Justice
Japanese Honor American Bishop in Tokyo
Bishop Charles Shriver Reissnider of the American Episcopal Mission was honored in Tokyo for distinguished educational services after a street incident. A missionary in Japan since 1901, Dr. Reissnider led St Paul’s University from 1901 to 1914 and received the Fourth Order in 1907.
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Charles Shriver Reissnider
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Feissnider
St Paul's University
British Seen Preparing to Invade Syria
London reports from Ankara and London indicate possible British invasion of Syria before Sunday sunset. Daily broadcasts note moves toward Baghdad and Kirkuk, with pro-Axis Rashid Al Beguali linked to drastic steps as Free French forces gather in the region.
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Byness
Syria
Drama Renters
Brtich
Sptia
Palestine
Estness
Aymae
Jdrawals
Cotlet
Oreanier
Lawrence
Abdul Hah Hed Sterens
Enemus
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Shouelia
Noyal
Sitios
Rachidaledrome
Warnay
New York
Aine
INS
Eyally
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Malan Samen
United Stwice Immigration and Naturalization Service
Congressmen Advised To Relax With Golf
A health expert urged Congress members to unwind with golf after long sessions. Dr Calver warned of overwork in Washington, noting 26 hour days and 68 percent more calls in recent months. He proposed walking and golf to relieve stress and keep lawmakers effective. He cited average ages and death rates comparing Congress to the general public.
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Kyemakers Hag
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Calver
Congress
Dbr
Marion Talley in Divorces Case Over Custody
Los Angeles May 22 Marion Talley tests her chances in a divorce suit against Adelina Erkstrom seeking custody of their six year old daughter Susan. Talley accuses her ex husband of using a picture contract to control her career and spoke of trying to maintain access to the child. The cross examination touched on Talley’s film work and the timing of the child custody actions as she pressed for a ruling on the proper person to care for the child.
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Los Angeles
Marion ‘Talley
New York
Porta
Adele Saeinger
Exenis
Lemper
Miss Springer
Miss Talley
Adelpin Erkstrom
Suan
Eckstrom
Ae Saag
Weilun
Federation Urged to Fight Conscription Policy
Mrs. John J. Whitehurst of Baltimore was named president of the War Woman Federation of Women’s Males and urged national unity to aid defense while opposing conscription of wartime labor. The board plans organizing county coordinators and state leadership to prepare women for aviation, industry, and farming roles in case of war.
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Miantic City
Baltmore
Wa Jrogal Federation of
Organia
Lion of
Whitehurst
Poonties
Womer
De Gaullists Back Britain in Anti-Vichy Action
The Gaullist leadership allied with Britain pledged approval of British government actions to thwart Vichy plans. French Vice Premier Jens Gare slaw breakfast session offered no clear engagements but indicated French desire for closer Britain cooperation. Public opinion shown wary of deeper French cooperation with the enemy.
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Anton
Gee Charis de Gaubles
Tarees
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Jens Gare Slaw
Borchtessjenden
Frenen
Darian
Lion
Eneme
Hearing Sheds Light on Page Estate Assets
A discovery hearing in McClennan Alabama reviewed assets of Serge nt Clarence Page former assistant director of the 18th Infantry. The inquiry sought assets including a diamond ring gold watch and several musical instruments, conducted by Judge Johan W. Salter. Page died in January at Sanesville Avenue, with proceedings tied to his father's estate.
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Clarence Page
Actistan
18Th Infantry
Pank Pase
Samesville Avenue
Army Officers Honor Col Kelly at Syracuse Event
About forty Army officers and their wives from Northwestern New York reenlisting station travel to Syracuse for a formal welcome honoring Col John R Kelly returning from sick leave. He will be officially presented in a ceremony at Hotel Syracuse with Colonel Kelly expected to assume his post May 14.
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Dinter
Nework
John R Kelly
Syracuse Tennant
Kelly
Imay
Weather wire photo reports continuing cool with scattered showers
The dispatch describes a cool, unsettled pattern across the region with a front over New England and a moving storm area toward the Atlantic coast. Local conditions forecast include northeast winds, rising temperatures offshore, and chances of showers and rain in various areas through the weekend.
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Éstendsy Centre
Rocky Mourtain
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Xeon
Eantra
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Arset
Moorrne Perinret
Cooler and Rain Then Warmer Gap in Forecast
A midweek Washington forecast predicts cooler conditions with rain and showers across southern areas, followed by a gradual warming trend later in the period. The Great Lakes region should see scattered showers and a return to near normal temperatures by Saturday through Monday, then cooler again.
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Washington
G O P Tests Seen Facing Lehman Veto Further Out Of Fees Bill
Washington May 88 UP. Officials predicted the rapid expansion of armament programs would prompt a Lehman veto over proposed fee curbs. The GOP argued the legislature appropriated funds for defense while channeling civilian capacity to stockpiles, with potential cuts and controls amid shortages and inflation fears. Financial figures cited include a national bill nearing 160 million dollars and steel production projections. A separate notice reports a birth in Gouverneur with Joan M. Heaton as the newborn’s parent.
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G.O.P
Lehman
Suiampatie
Tcogsum
Rome
Balkans
Adaraves
Defense Gillcizis
Cortland Couple Married at Virgil Corth paca we
Cortland residents tied the knot in a small Virgil Corth paca ceremony as a couple from Cortland begins married life together. Local friends gathered to wish the newlyweds well in a brief public notice.
Nazis Claim Control of West Crete
A water damaged fragment reports Nazis asserting control over western Crete with references to battle actions and strategic positions. The garbled text hints at a wartime update, but specifics and names are unreadable, leaving a partial, non-clarifying note on ongoing operations.
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West Crete
Dream Time Cross Stitch Pattern 2965 by Syracuse Journal
Pattern 2965 offers a transfer design for an 8 by 3 inch cross stitch edging with dainty rose motifs. Includes crochet directions, materials, and stitch options. published by Needlecraft Dept at 82 Ethylh Avenue New York NY.
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New York
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