Debt Limit Debate Shapes U S Public Debt Plan
Treasury officials and Secretary Mellon push to maintain current debt repayment policy with about 700 million dollars a year. They warn against extending long term obligations, arguing it stabilizes credit and supports investment, while critics favor broader debt reduction.
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Roberts
Thronburgh
International News Service
E . Corresponden
Washington
Witherica
Treasury
Leonardis Elixir for the Blood Advertised by Drugstores
An antique ad touts Leonardis Elixir for the blood as a health booster. It claims to build strength, restore energy, improve complexion, and clear eyes, with endorsements by Van Antwerp and general druggists.
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Leonardi
Professor Lefroy in Grave Condition After Gas Inhalation
London report says Professor Maxwell Lefroy remains unconscious at St George's hospital after being overcome by an invention gas in his Imperial College laboratory. He had earlier suffered a secret gas exposure last spring and recovered. Doctors are baffled by the current illness due to unknown gas composition and his notable work with an odorless lethal agent.
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London
International News Service
Maxwell Lefroy
St. George’s Hospital
Lefroy
Tax cuts tied to debt retirement and private investment
The article outlines Mel lon's view that debt retirement will cut the government's annual interest bill by at least 150 million dollars before 1930, enabling tax reductions. It notes a 734 million debt cut in the year to July 1, with taxpayer direct credit of 306 million while foreign payments and surpluses funded the rest.
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Mellon
United States
Winston
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Katherine Acly Remington
Mrs Katherine Acly Remington 33 native of Hudson New York and former Tuscaloosa resident died Monday at her Mobile Alabama home 1651 Dauphin Street The funeral will be Wednesday at 430 PM from the residence with Magnolia Cemetery as the burial site Survivors include sisters Misses Anne and Mary Acly Mobile brothers George Acly San Francisco California Edward Acly Pittsfield Massachusetts a nephew J M Van Duzen Mobile and other relatives
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Katherine Acly Remington
Hudson, N. Y
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Mobile
Dauphin Street
Magnolia Cemetery
Remington
Anne
Mary Acly
George Acly
San Francisco
Funeral for Mrs Downing Held in Pollard Alabama
The funeral for Mrs Margaret Alice Downing was held Sunday in Pollard Alabama with pallbearers John Godwin Ashley Smith Willie Moore Henry Williamson Sylvester Simmons and Troy Waltman. She was born in Stockton Alabama and lived in Mobile for nineteen years. She is survived by husband Travis W Downing two sons Cleve and Percy Downing three daughters Laura Bertha and Marie Downing two brothers Tom and Leonard Graham seventeen grandchildren one great grandchild and other relatives. Table forks were first used in England about two centuries ago.
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Margaret Alice Downing
Pollard
Ala
John Godwin
Ashley Smith
Willie Moore
Henry Williamson
Sylvester Simmons
Troy Waltman
Downing
Stockton
Mobile
Travis W. Downing
Cleve
Percy Downing
Laura
Arm sacrifice gives hope in Paris cancer test
Paris hospital interne Henri Vadoni lost an arm after a needle prick during cancer surgery. Doctors report no proven cancer transmission between people and study whether a grafted tumor fragment caused his cancer. Vadoni received the Legion of Honor for his alleged martyrdom to science.
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Paris
A.P
Henri Vadoni
Vadoni
Legion of Honor
Cole Fate Due Late Today In North Carolina Court
In Wilkesboro North Carolina United Press reports William B. Cole the millionaire slayer of William Ormond faces a late day decision on his fate. A court must rule whether he is now sane or should be confined in a Raleigh criminal insane asylum after prior acquittal by reason of insanity. The story notes a contrast with animal instincts and ends with unrelated lines about birds and beasts.
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Wilkesboro
N. C
United Press
William B. Cole
William Ormond
Raleigh
Cole
Stuffy McInnis fuels Pirates win as onfield mentor
In a 6 to 3 victory over Washington, Stuffy McInnis backs Pirates pitcher Vic Aldridge with strategic coaching at first base and in the dugout. The Gloucester native, age 35, argues pitch sequences, positions infielders, and steadies the staff, contributing more than a mascot role in the fifth game of the series. McInnis, a veteran of six World Series appearances, started with the Whalers of New Bedford and remains a seasoned influence for Pittsburgh.
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Frank Getty
United Press
Pittsburgh
Phelan McInnis
Gloucester
Mass
Bill McKechnie
Fighting Corsair
Omar Nigeate
McInnis
Gaffish Stadium
Vic Piarees
cInnis
Melnnis
Washington
Pirates
Vic Aldridge
Vic
Joe Harris
Senators
Aldridge
Peckinpaugh
Therm Ruel
Bluege
John Phelan McInnis
Whalers
New Bedford
Stuffy
Dundee Illness Sparks Boxing Commission Review
New York October 13 The state boxing commission may investigate Johnny Dundee's illness which canceled his 14 round bout with Herman at the Polo Grounds. Dundee's physician Dr Benjamin Schwarts said influenza left him unable to box. Colmarr filled in and the bout with Herman ended in a draw while other card results included Barslenbach beating Solomon on a ninth round technical knockout and Terrie defeating Bernstein.
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New York
State Boxing Commission
Johnny Dundee
Babe Herman
Polo Grounds
Benjamin Schwarts
Dundess
Joe Colmarr
Dundee
Herman
Paul Barslenbach
King Solomon
Panama
Sid Terrie
Jack Bernstein
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