Black resigns as governor of Federal Reserve Board
Former Atlanta Federal Reserve governor Black resigns to take a new assignment aimed at mobilizing financial institutions for recovery. President Roosevelt praises the move as aligning reserve banks and commercial banks with the recovery program.
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Dopne Kk Black
Federal Reserve Board
House Felt
Bankas
Airc. Black
Financial Institutiona
Atlanta
Federal Reserve Bank
Dlackhimegel
America
Spe
Washington
Tossmvelt
Black
Federal Reserve Bank At
Federal Reserva Board
Marriner
Eveles
Utah
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
Rexford
Guy Dugwell
Drouth Eludes Crisis as Food Prices Seen Stable
White House notes drought may reduce farm surpluses sooner than crop reduction plans. Officials promise swift action against profiteering, while grain futures monitored by the administration. Consumers warned of price shifts as food costs rise and supply tightens toward next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisdlers
J Af Afeh
Consumers Council of the
AAS Mader
Frederic C S Lowe
Wallace
Relief program outlined by Williams as Roosevelt plans aid
The relief administration will buy hay and fruit to prevent waste and cut public lands for bail. Aubrey Williams, in conference with President Roosevelt, leads the plan with Secretary Wallace. A $350 million surplus appropriation is eyed for food and clothing distribution by the Surplus Relief Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NLUSS
Roosevelt
Istry
Unite! Te
Amerika
New York
Unlongs
Bie Norman ‘Shoemas
Ita
Tabor
George Goode
Willim Grech
APD
Igg
Wopkins
Aubrey Williams
Willams
Relef
Mr Williams
Wallace
Moosevelt
Hia
Primary election results across states show varied outcomes
The report outlines Democratic and Republican primary results with figures like Duke Simmons and Norris allies, noting Roosevelt era programs facing resistance. It cites Simeon Chess’s Senate renomination, Nura Paves as a Democrat ally, and a forecast of party gains and losses in the Senate and House.
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Uh Meluassa
CDRR
Burbhe
Omaha
Dial
Sdlitor
Charles W Bryan
Robert Q . Simmons
Norris
Duke
Simmons
Congress
NIRA
AAA
Ohloans
Senate
A Y Donahey
Atate
Wags
George White
Charles
Svnator
Simeon Chess
Nurtin I Paves
Republicaans
Clarence J Crown Grey
VM Lutrell
Arkansas
Nnd
Tinho
Trath L Stephan
Democratic Kaderd
Washington
Campaigen
GGOP
House
Tensions Rise Over Rail War Plot Allegations
Reports from Moscow state Russia and Tapdan clash over alleged plots involving Pastern ralisay operatives tied to Manche quo and Japan. Vin chehio authorities claim arrests target neo Insland bandits. Unverified rumors say Japan may seek military control of the railwar amid long stalled negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Tapdan
Vinchehio
Manchequo
Japan
Theto
Gneral
Harbin
Moscow
Winglish faction tightens grip on Louisiana before September primaries
Tong and Governor Alkkn push through measures to place parish and city control under their allies in New Orleans. Mayor Walitsley struggles to resist the wing, while the state legislature advances an inquiry modeled after Seabury in New York.
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Inator
Jiueyy Tong
Vctory
Luciantia Walitsley
New Orleans
Tong
Alkkn
Louisianga
Seabury
New York
Housing administration inaugurates repair loan program
The Housing Administration launched a million dollar home repair program with the first loan going to Miss Alma BloGrum. In a ceremony attended by bankers and government officials, credit facilities were offered to townspeople, with population totaling about 39,950,068.
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Dwinistralton
James
Molelep
Housing Administration
Washington
Alma BloGrum
Government Offichills
Ae Moffett
Credit Facililes
Plant Closures Threaten 17600 Jobs in Allied Aluminum Union Tie
In a sanctioning move by the American Federation of Labor, Allied Aluminum Company plants under Andrew Afelion its family groups faced closures at New Jensington Arnold and Lognansa Lerty En with others near Eabsceld Conn and Baden NC. Workers proposed job protections were flatly rejected by the company.
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tLn
American Federation of Labor
Aluinlhum Company
Americ
Andrewy Afelion
Tla Trenctury
New Jensington Arnold
Lognansa Lerty En
Acon Linn
Tast &T Touts Fl
Alassena
Eabsceld Conn
Ani Baden
Austrian official warns of new Nazi outbreak in Europe
Ludigii von Star Wimbilgg of Austria claims Italy reports a Nazi putsch is being prepared and predicts a new outbreak in Germany and Austria. He says peace talks with Germany should be trusted and questions dissolution rumors of the Austrian Sazi Legion while noting Austria may seek to enlarge its remit amid pressed royal restoration hopes.
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Rinse
Ludigii von Star Wimbilgg
Austria
Italy
Bremler Shussolin
Sazi Legion
Germany
Wustriga
France
Traly
Hapburg
Ttaly
Ingreed
Sultan of Sulu Married Twenty-Year-Old Bride by Error
A U S consul recounts entertaining the Sultan of Sulu at Sandakan and contemplating a royal wedding. An unintended marriage occurs when the Sultan’s servant weds Canapa, the twelve-year-old bride, under local Malay customs with no reaction from the Sultan, who remains unaware until a later visit. The episode reveals colonial power dynamics and cultural practices surrounding marriage among the Sulus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Goenoraphia Society
WNU
NUIG
Sultan of Sulu
United State
Islands
Philippines
Frank Murphy
Philippine Senate
Dwight 1 Davis
Sulu
George Ade
Mhilippine
British North Borneo
George M Hanson
United States
Sandakan
British Northorneo
Cnidke
Ile
Ane
Iajomuda
Cirta
Barneo
Tlon
Sindabank
Thun
Singarese
Isin
Singapore
Canpa
Dahter
Simat
Carana
Canapa
Canapy
Bundry
Cavenment House
Sultana
Rajamad
North Carolina
Asia Minor
Alug
Sandy Kan
Ellog
Alua
Mila Beiuts
Plartat Tle
Agusuni
Alus
Luis Im
Thi
Sandakas
Tuan
Seaside plans stir family bustle in London Opinion
In a busy domestic scene, GFNIUS recounts how Jones dashes to fetch his wife, calls the twins to discuss seaside antics, and tries to rally everyone from the kitchen to the nurse in a hectic effort to listen together to a single truth at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Jones
Albert Co Fibandon
London
Misheard Calls Trace Odd Crab Craving Reply
A humorous exchange shows customers and shop staff blending misheard phrases about crab meat and deliveries. One caller vents about a delayed order while another jokes about a ship arriving and dimmer readings. The snippet captures a playful, chaotic chat on a line, reflecting daily life chatter.
What Did He Mean The Chief Clerk Surgery of Line
London Answers records an online exchange showing a tense moment as a chief clerk challenges a staffer about a perceived muttered remark. The piece notes a long acquaintance spanning over fifteen years and hints at internal office friction.
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Tondon
Local candidate faces odd campaign disruption
Vague reports say a politician’s aircraft briefly hovered over a residence this morning dropping leaflets and tossing a pamphlet to a nearby magazine's mailbox. Details remain unclear and no further comment was provided by campaign staff.
Man Refuses Marriage Over Uncertain Finances and Role
A fragmentary note suggests Tim contemplates marriage only if finances and duties are clarified. The speaker questions Tim’s willingness to marry a man who appears to do nothing.
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Tim
Invaluable Knowledge Movtut ood is percentage
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a teacher and batting averages, suggesting a sports or educational item. The readable bits point to a discussion of percentage knowledge or performance metrics involving a teacher and batting stats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riproy li
Mortgage Included and the Tote on the House Question
Fragmentary text questions mortgage terms and a tote on a house. It references modern investments and a province but lacks clear facts or names. The readable content hints at property and financial terms without a coherent event or source details.
Fragmentary note hints at themes of love and youth
A damaged passage alludes to a daughter and young couples finding paths in small ways. The garbled text mentions beauty and affection, suggesting a personal note or diary fragment about relationships without clear names or dates.
Unclear Entry Records Odd Youth Observation
An odd notation describes a four year old girl and an adult man with malformed words and unclear ages or events. The garbled text references names or initials and a possible timeline but lacks coherent facts or verifiable details.
Service Will of tet coffee
A fragmentary notice mentions a service related to tet coffee with unclear references. The readable portion lacks concrete names, dates, or places to confirm the event or involved parties. The item reads as garbled OCR with possible scheduling notes but no verifiable details.
Thrills Here for the Young Lady Frocks from Sewing Circle
Pattern 1752 offers a high collar shoulder ruffle and adjustable sleeves for a youthful frock. Includes step by step sewing instructions, belt waistline, and a front panel to elongate the figure. Sizes 4 6 8 10 12 require 2 yards of 80 inch fabric. Send 25 cents coins or stamps to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York City.
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BO Suri
Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Reserved seats prompt a tale of cloth and care
A shopper and mother buy extra fabric for trousers while out with a friend. The friend asks why so much there is a simple answer: the unused cloth is for reserved seats. The anecdote highlights thrift and planning in a lighthearted way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Seata
Real Tighilcrs Captain Retreat Explanation
Serzeint states the captain retreated after outnumbering and technically defeating the other aide. The captain cites an unexpected influx of hornets disrupting the engagement.
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Serzeint
Man Sees Doctor Over Habit Of Talking To Himself
An elderly man visits a physician worried by his habit of talking aloud to himself. The doctor reassures him and tries to calm his fears, while the patient humorously questions how boring his own company must be.
Mean Thing First Actress Dialogue in a Play
Two actresses exchange lines about acting to move tears. The first speaks of preferring roles that bring tears, while the second questions if any play will indeed evoke such tears.
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Peilty
NRA
Stugh S Johnson
Plains
Johnson
Johnain
NILA
Grand Army of the Republic
Rochester
Feeker Brothers
Chick Russell
Martin
Weer
Doin McDern
Wni
Aubrey Willame
E R Burke
Prince von
Starhemberg
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Porneo
Sulus
Torneo
Sandy Tan
Sulu Ils
Gfnius
Jonas
oWier Yrowitt
Misum
Pas Ee As
Pte Fo
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