Richard S Whitney climbs ladder to a company post
Hanover Mass March 31 Richard S Whitney a former New York Stock Exchange president and Sing Sing convict now serves as assistant to the executive vice president of the National Fireworks Co. Paroled after larceny conviction he is a model prisoner. At 54 he farms in Westwood and commutes six days weekly to Hanover for work.
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Richard S. Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
National Fireworks Co
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Stock Exchange
Barnstable
Westwood
Tire dealer shocked to learn he bought stolen tires
In Butte Montana on March 31 a local tire dealer was stunned when police revealed he had purchased tires stolen by two boys. The youths had been taking tires from the dealer’s warehouse and reselling them to him, exposing a ring that misused his inventory.
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NR Tablets Promise Pure Veggie Formula For Gentle Relief
Nature's Remedy tablets declare no chemicals or minerals and no phenol derivatives. Purely vegetable with ten ingredients shaped over 50 years of reformulation. Uncoated and designed to be thorough yet gentle, as millions testify. 25 cent box available or larger economy size.
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Haiti and its history as viewed by a foreign observer
An overview of Haiti from discovery to 1934 highlighting peoples, colonial rule, and after U S occupation. It notes importation of enslaved Africans, native Indians, revolutions, independence in 1804, U S Marines from 1915 to 1934, and leaders like Elie Lescot and Toussaint L Ouverture. It mentions language, governance, and major crops.
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Haiti
West Africa
Hispaniola
West Indies
Dominican Republic
United States
Elie Lescot
Congress
Garde d
Christophe
Toussaint L’ouverture
British Offer To India Too Late Dr DeHaas Says
Dr Anton deHaas Harvard professor told the Jewish Center that Britain's postwar dominion offer to India comes too late as India’s 390 million population and 240 million Hindus would struggle with a Muslim minority, potentially requiring 1 million British troops. He warns Japan must be attacked from northern bases in the Pacific and discusses North Africa, the Suez canal, and the Mediterranean’s strategic food lines as crucial to defeating Germany. Ernest H Cohen introduced him.
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India
Anton deHass
Harvard University
Jewish Center
First Christian Church
Pacific
Japan
United Nations
Russia
de Haas
Department of Foreign Relations
University
Graduate School of Business Administration
North Africa
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Germany
France
Hitler
Ernest H. Cohen
deHass
City Council Orders Suit to Recover $505
City Solicitor Paul G. Weber was instructed to file legal proceedings against former Sheriff Joseph T. Nist for recovery of 505.80 dollars collected by a deputy at the county jail and embezzled by the employee. The council rejected a lump sum compromise of 225 dollars, citing legal questions on who was shorted.
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Paul G. Weber
Joseph T. Nist
Weber
Jesse D. Gross
Nist
Huge Farm Investment Report in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports that capital invested in Pennsylvania agriculture nears 1.822 billion dollars, roughly double mining and quarrying. Farms crops stock and machinery dominate in the agriculture sector while mining and quarrying are valued at about 635 million dollars.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
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