National Cathedral Appeal Drives Capital Skyline Dream
Washington plans a new skyline with the National Cathedral as a landmark symbolizing spiritual life. The Cathedral Foundation mobilizes a nationwide drive for 10 million dollars, supported by leaders like John Hays Hammond and Andrew Mellon, promising a House of Prayer for all people and national significance.
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Revenue bill hearings enter second week in Washington
The house ways and means committee resumes public hearings on the revenue law with a focus on repealing or easing taxes on automobiles and other levies. Twenty two witnesses seek relief from various taxes including jewelry capital stock arms and ammunition and brokers.
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French finance crisis halts fall as government intervenes
Paris October 27 The franc drop was halted by government market intervention and a ministerial warning to speculators. Criminal proceedings were opened against unnamed parties for illicit exportation of capital as Finance Minister Callaux allowed the franc to reach 26 to the dollar.
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Morgan loan and French bankers strain foreign exchange
Report notes that discussions around the Morgan loan reveal French bankers, short of francs and foreign exchange, with Amsterdam as a principal reference point at the Bourse.
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Berlin cabinet stays in office after Locarno dispute
Chancellor Luther's cabinet decided to remain in office despite the resignation Sunday of three nationalist ministers who opposed the Locarno security agreements, signaling party dissatisfaction with the pact.
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Crew Rescued After Norwegian Vessel Disabled
Thirty two crew members of the disabled Norwegian vessel were rescued off New York on October 27. The distress occurred as the ship faced engine trouble and sailing could not continue. Authorities coordinated lifeboat support and ensured all hands were accounted for.
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Rescue of Elven's Crew After North Atlantic Storm
The crew of the Gian steamer Elven was rescued mid ocean Monday by the American merchant ship American Trader. The Elven was among several vessels struck by a North Atlantic storm that has raged in recent days.
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