France Devalues Franc Threatens IMF Integrity
Sylvia F. Porter discusses France's devaluation of the franc and the risk it poses to the IMF and global monetary cooperation. A Bretton Woods veteran warns a devaluation race could erode trust in international currency stability and derail postwar efforts.
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France
Bretton Woods
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World Bank
Congress
Britain
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Europe
Suggestions Tabled On Stadium Bleacher Installations
Ely Stadium renovation talks paused by the school board with no immediate action. A 1929 survey suggested costs of six to seven thousand dollars for toilet facilities under steel bleachers, though leaders favored bleachers for baseball instead.
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Ely Stadium
Ugher
Pierre R. Smith
W. O. RicClellan
Extended coverage endorsement costs and coverage details
The article describes an extended coverage endorsement as a low cost rider added to fire insurance. It protects against windstorm explosion aircraft and vehicle damage smoke damage from faulty operation of heating or cooking units attached to chimneys rot and hail.
Congressional Developments in Washington Adapting Tax Bill
Senate Republicans plan to delay House approved GOP tax bill while trimming President Truman's budget to secure veto proof support. Taft doubts same two thirds in Senate. aims to reduce revenue loss from 6.5 to about 4 billion dollars. CIO endorses full Marshall Plan funding. civil rights battles and rent control debates continue as lease loopholes and luxury apartments eyed. Seaway vote outlook hinges on Tarr message and on the week of Feb.
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Trial Date Set For Marion Murder Case
Edwin D. Young, 29, an ex convict, faces a life trial for the churchyard slaying of Zora Hess Gerbes, 25, in Marion Ohio last July. The common pleas judge fixed February 24 for the trial after Young was captured in Colorado last month and allegedly confessed to strangling the mother of three. Argentina to form a new shipbuilding company with a 1 250 000 dollar plan.
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Edwin D. Young
Common Pleas
Paul D. Smith
Young
Colorado
Zora Hess Gerbes
Suggestions For Cottage Cheese Dishes By Judith Wilson
Cottage cheese offers high protein at low cost and pairs with bulky vegetables cereals and fruits. Dishes include salads main meals desserts cheese sauce for salmon or potatoes and cottage cheese dumplings sandwiches and balls with sauces.
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Arrests surge as Gandhi assassination probe widens
New Delhi reports show authorities have arrested over 2300 Hindu extremists in a nationwide crackdown targeting Hoodu Mahasabha and Rajstriya Sevak Sangh. Premier Nehru ordered the outlawing of both groups amid fears of further violence tied to Gandhi's death.
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Mohandas K. Gandhi
Central
United Provinces
India
Hoodu Mahasabha
Rajstriya Sevak Sangh
Jawaharlal Nehu
Gandhi
Whittling Steam Engines Profitable Hobby in Pittsburgh
Ernest Warther has crafted four knives and 119 blades over 21 years to produce model steam locomotives valued at 75 000. The hand carved pieces, inlaid with ivory, ebony and mother of pearl, have traveled 13 000 miles on exhibition tours. His collection traces the evolution from simple kettle styles to modern stream liners.
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Pittsburgh
Ernest Warther
Warther
Isaac Newton
Elyria Board Urges Banks for Overnight School Money
Elyria school board members told officials and teachers not to leave cash in desks or school buildings overnight to curb theft. All money collected should be deposited in a bank as soon as possible. Superintendent Ebling said he had urged similar practice already. Night deposits are made when banks close, such as after game ticket sales.
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Elyria
Harold H. Ebling
W. O. McClellan
Wlien
Ohio Penitentiary to House Fraud Convict Stout
Robert E. Stout a Columbus automobile salesman will begin a two to ten year term in the Ohio penitentiary in Columbus after his conviction for fraud. The verdict followed his sale of vehicles under false pretenses.
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Delaware
Robert E. Stout
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Stout
Dealer Titles Showed In Mortgage System Charge Against Stoct
Two 1947 model automobiles were taken in a scheme involving untransferred certificates of title. Titles, mortgaged under a dealer financing plan, were held by a Columbus finance company. The charge against Stoct was not completed in the provided text.
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Stoct
Stand-Up Suds Declares Superior Cleaning Power
A laboratory test shows Jose brand outperforms other luxury detergents in hard and soft water. Dishes Clean in two jiffy and laundry comes out perfect. Economical with more flakes per box.
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