Daily fay subscription details and history note
The item lists mailing rates and circulation figures for the Daily fay at Lud Wember Audit Bureau of Circulation and notes Associated Press rights. A historical paragraph discusses France’s wartime gold claims in Africa, Swiss custody, and postwar reimbursements with France receiving only a fraction under a Swiss agreement.
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J. Garvin Bager
G & & Phones
Associated Press
Associates Press
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Ene
Swiss Yield Nazi Assets in Allied Swiss Deal
The wartime negotiation in Washington March 18 over German assets in Switzerland created a split among powers. The United States Britain and France pressed for over 750 million dollars in assets to prevent Germany rearmament and aid war-ravaged nations. Switzerland claimed about 250 million and argued they would not jeopardize neutrality. Half of the German assets, excluding gold, would pass to the Allies, while Switzerland kept the gold reserves of about 88 million dollars and paid 85.14 million in Swiss francs. France voiced strongest dissatisfaction over the gold settlement, connected to its share in the stolen gold episode.
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Dakar
French West Africa
Germany
Switzerland
France
Belgium
Frenehy
Washington
United States
Britain
Taruy
Ameri
Tull
Uni
A Modern Jeremiah at Hoffstra College Graduation
Harvard professor Howard Mumford Jones warned Hoffstra College grads that world turmoil since 1789 has led to a nadir of humanity. He cited WWII wreckage and fears an unsparing world war aided by atomic weapons. Jones echoed James Robinsons critique of human engineering without ethical use. He urged heed to Jeremiah and Cassandra voices to avert civilization’s doom.
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Howard Mumford Jones
Harvard University
Hoffstra College
Buchenwald
Hiroshima
James Harvey Robinson
Mr. Jones
Jeremiahs
Cassandras
Baccalaureate sermon and local notices from four years ago
Rev Dr Kieffer delivered the baccalaureate sermon to male and female high school graduates. Pay relief near $50 000 with about 800 men paid off. prizes include 4s Lbs basses and 24% lbs bass. Earthquake after heavy rain caused a cave in at Tilkhmanton rear store residence of Frank Mongan. formycane permits sold at city market mainly to fruit men.
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Tilkhmanton
Frank Mongan
Mulberry and Franklin street rebuilding announced today
Street commission says work on Mulberry and Franklin streets will begin soon. Storm and hail damage reported across the area with many yards and farms affected. A separate fire leveled the Pennsylvania Glass Sand Company pulverizing plant near Hancock, causing about 100000 dollars in losses. There are 107 marriage licenses issued to date, and concerns over rising cholera in neighboring areas amid park shortages. Seventeen Indian reservations and fourteen tribes are scattered across Arizona.
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Franklin Streets
Mackenzies Column Advocates Global Atomic Control
Mackenzies column discusses Amercias proposal to United Nations for international control of atomic energy development and abolition of the atomic bomb as a weapon. It argues the move could break deadlock at the Paris Big Four foreign ministers conference, ease Soviet suspicions, and bolster the United Nations with U.S. leadership. The piece notes Bevin, Byrnes, and Baruch face a knotty path and warns of a divided Europe if talks fail. It highlights Russia’s expanding sphere and the need for harmony to avert a two camps world.
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Merica
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U.S
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Bernard Baruch
Commission
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Free for Asthma During Summer Day
An advertisement promotes a free asthma aid service during summer, promising relief from heat dust and congestion. It claims a free trial with potential access to remedies and says it costs nothing to try, listing an address in New York for responses.
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Aeel Dane Dian
Frontier Bulg
St. Bellali N.Y
Secret Atlanta Klan meeting stirs civic clash and political rout
Washington reports on a June 3 Ku Klux Klan gathering in Atlanta where Grand Dragon Samuel Green denounced critics and proposed a 30 minute nationwide radio showdown. The piece links Klan activity to Georgia politics, noting Arnall’s crackdown, Duke’s probe, and Braden’s impending resignation amid Latin American policy shifts.
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Drew Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta Klavera No. 1
Grand Dragon Samuel Green
Drew Pearson
Walter Winchell
The
Atlanta Journal
Atlanca Constitution
Ralph McGill
Rosenwald
McGill
Grand Dragon Green
Grand Dragon
Klaverns
Green
Pearson
Ralph Jones
Atlanta
Life Magazine
Stone Mountain
Gav
Arnall
Georgia
Gene Talmadge
Jimmie Carmichael
Duke
Dan Duke
Talmadge
Marine Corps
Keep Busy To Banish Care Says Just Folks
Edga r A Guest advises readers to stay active and find useful work to dispel gloom and loneliness. A verse urges turning dull days into purpose, promising joy if one keeps moving and engaged despite bad luck or sorrow.
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Edgar A. Guest
Strength For The Day by Dr Earl L Douglass
A European speaker recounts wartime suffering and urges a Christian denomination to fund efforts to restore Christian work in Europe and Asia. A couple hearing him offers $150 for feeding the hungry, while the groom-to-be with $250 planned a bracelet gift. The bride insists the money aid those dying of hunger and calls Americans to sacrifice and write to the President and others.
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Europe
Asia
Congress and Officials Urge Food Capture at Farms
Government leaders press to secure food for a starving world at farms and granaries. The document notes beavers are aquatic and do not eat fish or other animal foods.
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