Housing boom drives August construction figures in U S
News Service staff reports a strong housing surge as August contracts near half a billion dollars, with residential building leading activity. Despite urban housing shortages, growth in apartment output signals improved business conditions and a buoyant construction sector nationwide.
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Ntal
United
New York
Richmond
Chicago
St. City
Dallas
Ph Iphia
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Hein
Washington
Belgium
France
Czecho-Slovakia
Ingleaks
United States
Inc
Jealousy and Be Happy in the Motion Picture Industry
A clipped, fragmented discussion of John Emerson and Hortense Saunders in the motion picture industry. The text mentions clever authors, a matrimony plot, and references to producers and the west and east studios, with focus on brains and ability within the business.
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Hortense Saunders
Hardy
John Emerson
Emerson
Charles
Chamberlain Exercises Cautious Optimism On Locarno Talks
Austen Chamberlain, British foreign minister, says many difficulties remain at Locarno security pact talks but believes the conferences are widening the sphere of agreement. He pledges no secret deals and promises open diplomacy with full publicity at the proper time.
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Dunbar W Weyer
International
Locarno
Austen Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Rainy Dixie Highway motorcade heads toward Florida
Chicago motorists in a hard downpour depart as Colonel W. G. Edens leads the Dixie Highway motorcade toward Florida. He expects several more join along the route with a stop planned for tonight in Joliet and beyond.
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Chicago
A.P
W. G. Edens
High River
Tthiaro
Dixie Highway
Miorida
Towilk
Jodiainpens
Prowler Suspect Indicted On Multiple Charges in Nashville
Henry Horn, once jailed as a night prowler, was indicted by the Davidson county grand jury on two counts of attempted criminal assault one count of attempted murder and one count of larceny of a watch for break ins in north Nashville. Trial date not set.
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Nashville
Tenn
Henry Horn
Davidson County Grand Jury
Per Capita Dollar Rise Cited by Treasury Officials
Treasury officials note that the October 1 per capita share of currency in circulation was $4.17, up from $4.184 on September 1. The total in circulation stood at $4,827,005,324 with each person receiving $4.17.
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Washington
United Press
Treasury
Two Die in Orleans Tragedy as Laborer Kills Wife then Self
In New Orleans a 63 year old laborer named John Prat shot his wife Annie, 48, at their home shortly before noon and then wounded himself with a shotgun. Police blame health and derangement for the double tragedy. Two children survive the couple.
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New Orleans
John Prat
Annie
Sgun
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