End of War Debt Issue Remote
Washington February 21 There will be no Anglo American settlement until after elections. The London crowd demands a debt down before the coming Anglo American trade agreement but Congress will not approve before the election. The farm program and crop quotas are discussed with emphasis on wheat and corn. President Roosevelt is seen as unable to balance prices, using influence to shape policy while inflationary measures may arise. The change of administration discussion centers on shifting from deflation to inflationary tactics.
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AG Peneret
Hantad Ear Pope
Roosevelt
London Ely
American Congress
Messrs
Wralace
Hoover
Dora
Sears
Dowd Ha
Yeeson
Peteas
Phrako- Joshel Washington
Man Surrenders Confesses Theft in Salt Lake City
A suspect identified as Burman, 39, surrendered and confessed stealing money from the Ann Arbor Gas Syndicate in Salt Lake City. Details indicate he admitted to the theft and provided information about the source of the funds and related transactions.
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Salt Lake City
Vian
R. A. Burman
Bing
Ann Arbor
Italy Ready to Meet Britain in Global Pact Talks
Italy signals readiness to discuss a four power pact with Britain and France as a bulwark against war, while hopes rise that the League of Nations can prevent major conflict. Ambiguity lingers over Eden sanctions and the path toward stabilizing European relations.
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Fen
Tal
Greatertain
Britain
France
League of Nation
Abs Nin
Sears
Tralaas
Four Die in New York Storm Toll Rises
February storm brings heavy snow and cold across New York and New Jersey. The storm leaves four dead and numerous injuries as authorities warn of dangerous travel conditions and rising accident tolls.
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New York
New Jers
Lehman Tax Program Faces Albany Approval
Readable fragments indicate discussions on Lehman’s tax plan in Albany with opposition from Assembly members and local officials. Governors and supporters plan votes later, aiming to delay or modify measures and address highway-related funding and jury reforms amid broader reform efforts.
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Albany
Marek
Legu
Senay
Lehman
Tomer
Groh
Tesmes
Thomee Edenar
Xi Yers County
Renato
Ex Millionaire Artichoke King Dies in New York
New York reports the death of the former “Artichoke King” at Cohimbox Hospital after two strokes. The 49 year old millionaire suffered paralysis of his left side and had been in frail health. He was arrested fifteen times and convicted once for carrying a pistol. Police Commissioner Valente described him as criminally, fatally and physically impotent for some time.
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New York
Gure Pervanovd
Cohimbox Hospital
Igft
Bes Fortene Apent
Ter— Renova
Lewis J. Valente
Pad Bees
Soma
Aircraft Will Oust Superliner, He Says
Washington report says Grover Leening, aviation pioneer, predicts giant aircraft will supersede superliners. He resigns as aeronautical adviser to the maritime commission after saying the commission's air study shows clear potential for aircraft in transoceanic travel.
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Superliner
Washington
Grover Leening
Maritime Commission
Leening
Agia
Wife Slain, Veteran Tries to Die by Gas
A veteran attempted suicide by gas after his wife was found slain. Police say the man, identified as George Meher, near State Street and a hospital area, faced charges related to the incident. The case centers on the alleged murder and the subsequent suspected self harm by the husband.
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Sgchester
Fed
State St & Hospital
Gas Fm
Peices
Wie
George Meher
Geman
Diag
Fragmentary notice from old paper on wartime service
Fragmentary OCR item notes Mekel served in World War I or II and mentions nervous strain and a head injury. The text is garbled, but references service years and an order relating to military records. Further readable context is unavailable in this fragment.
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Mekel
Pickets on Job Site Disrupt Activities in February
A brief report notes pickets outside a local work site in February causing disruption. The incident involved concerned workers and observers, with no serious injuries reported. Authorities urged calm as negotiations continued.
Divorced 34 Years They Marry Again
A couple divorced for 34 years remarry in Coalinga with Justice of the Peace Writs W. Pressey performing the ceremony for Flora and W. Pressey. The event occurred on a recent Saturday, reflecting a renewed union after decades apart.
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Coalinga
Catt
Fed
Don
Justice of the Peace
Presser
Local Grocery Sale Prices Listed
A brief ad lists various household items with prices: oil and ammonia products, lighter fluids and cleaners. Prices shown include 50c to 85c per unit and gallon options at 95c to $1.55, indicating a promotional sale on cleaning agents and chemicals.
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Paul Mallon
Verla
Ming Fanturan
Tae
Pate Malion
York
New York State
York City
Ross
Italy
Artichoke King
the Simplicity League of Amateur Designers
Marolyn Dearing
Giss Deering
Peity
Edwards—Auditorium
Nz S. Veterses
Arderitia
Rheadie Wien
Weston’s
Weston's
Weston’s Drug Stores
Westor’s
Rene Harapod
Weston's Drug Stores
Arta
ARISE
Johnson
Sulk Drugs
ANS Chemicals
Jopper
Plaster of Paris
Whiting
Paris Green
Saratoga
Merck, Mallincrodt
Lilly, Parke-Davis
New York Quinine Co
Jamison
U.S.P
Salina St
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