Britain’s War Aid Viewpoints From Moscow And Beyond
From Moscow the news signals Roosevelt’s aid to Britain and confirms Stalin still acts as a free agent. Turkish praise for Roosevelt’s help underscores Allied ties. The piece warns Britain faces a life or death crisis, with Hitler’s blitzkrieg a real threat and speed in aid essential.
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Heece
Roosevelt
Britain
Stalin
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Dardanelles
Near East
Mediterranean
Turkey
London
Friends of
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Hitler
Byrd Attacks Roosevelt Budget as Trick Spending
Senator Byrd of Virginia labeled President Roosevelt’s budget a trick that hides non defense costs under defense. He argued the plan masks higher normal government expenses and falsely suggests reductions, calling the budget a juggling operation.
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Washington
D-Va
Roosevelt
Congress
Virginia
Cold Weather Hits Bell Building Floors
A heating system breakdown in the Bell building on West Boscawen Street released about four feet of water into the basement last night. Plumbers worked today aiming to finish repairs by tomorrow. Businesses affected included Blue and Gray Beauty Shoppe, Flood Control Office, Shawnee Building and Loan, Children's Shop, and Winchester office of the Northern Virginia Daily.
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Bell
West Boscawen Street
Claudine Lovett
Blue and Gray
Flood Control Office
Shawnee Building and Loan the
Children’s Shop
Winchester
Northern Virginia Daily
Boston Wool Market Report Feb 9
Boston market notes firm prices for graded combing bright fleece wools with small sales at 45 to 46 cents per pound grease. Other fleece grades quiet. Australian Merino and South American wools show moderate demand at firm prices.
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Boston
U. S. Dept
Treasury Head Notes Decline In U S Bond Market
Secretary Morgenthau criticized the Federal Reserve anti inflation plan saying it caused an unwarranted drop in government bond prices. He affirmed the decline began after the Fed statement and said he could not quantify the loss but it was not enough to disturb the market.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Federal Reserve System
FASTEETH Promise for Firmer Dentures and Comfort
FASTEETH a pleasant alkaline powder claims to hold false teeth more firmly and improve eating and speaking comfort. Sprinkle on dentures to reduce plate odor and denture breath with no gummy taste. Available at drug stores.
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Dru
Market Quotations for Livestock and Produce in Baltimore
Baltimore market reports show dull potatoes and mixed poultry prices. Cattle, hogs, and sheep prices steady to higher with top steers around 11.65 and hogs trading up to 8.10, while calves and vealers command strong prices in mid January.
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Chicago Livestock Chicago
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
U. S
Roosevelt to Visit Hyde Park Home Weekend
President Roosevelt will depart tomorrow for a weekend visit to his Hyde Park, New York home and return early next week.
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Hyde Park
Washington
Roosevelt
N. Y
Stock Market Report Sees Minor Gains in Selective Trading
New York January 9 reports show selective buying supporting the market with gains near two points. Notable quotables include Penney 84 1 2, Sears 77 3 4, Union Pacific 83, Texas Corp 39 1 8, Republic Steel 22 1 8, Woolworth 33 5 8, Western Union 21 3 4, and Virginia Carolina preferred 25 1 2.
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Penney (Jc
Penn. R. R
Republic Steel
Sears & Roebuck
Southern R
O. of N. J
Texas Corp
Union Pac
Stel
Va.-Car, Pfd
Western Union
Woolworth
Grain futures and cash prices slip amid modest demand
Chicago and Baltimore market notes show fractional gains in wheat and soybeans fading after modest buying by mills. May wheat 87 3-4 to 7-8, corn around 62 3-4, oats near 37 1-4, soybeans about 1.00 5-8 to 3-4, rye around 48 5-8. Cash bids list No. 1 hard wheat 93 3-4 and various corn, oats, barley grades, with soybeans at 1.02 3-4 to 1.03 1-2.
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Chicago
Baltimore Grains
Baltimore
1 000 Room Hotel For U S Capital
Plans for a 1000 room 8500000 hotel in Washington D C announced by Frank A McKowne president of the Hotels Statler Company Inc. Construction tentatively set for summer 1942 on 16th Street between L Streets. demolition of buildings along the site to start about April 1.
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New York
Washington, D. C
Frank A. McKowne
Hotels Statler Company, Inc
Ing
16Th Street
L Streets
Bank of Clarke Continues With Board Changes
The article notes Ralph N. Dorsey cannot continue in his role due to a new appointment to the Board of Directors of Northern Virginia Power Company. The Securities Exchange Commission review is mentioned as a continuing process.
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Ralph N. Dorsey
Northern Virginia Power Company
The
Securities Exchange Commission
Bank elects directors and officers at annual meeting
Newly elected directors join Gene Service Corp and key officers are chosen. Roy E. Potts is elected to the board, with W. A. Bradford named president and chairman. Lunch for about 40 stockholders and employees followed, in the board room.
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Dorsey
Roy E. Potts
Directs
Shirley Alward
W. A. Bradford
R. E. Potts
J. C. Glascock
Attendant Admits Beating Aged Mental Patients in Philadelphia
Police Captain William Engle said an attendant at Philadelphia State Hospital admitted beating four elderly patients, three of whom later died. The attendant, named by officials, faced formal charges. Victims ranged from 62 to 79 years old, and other hospital staff were reported implicated.
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Thedelphia State Hospital
Bill To Give Britain Help Is Ready
Secretaries Morgenthau Hull and departmental experts prepared a bill to aid Britain. It aimed for simultaneous House and Senate introduction tomorrow. Airman Bloom and Rayburn urged swift action as administration officials weighed timing and passage prospects.
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Morgenthau
Hull
Airman Bloom
Dny
Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
Rayburn
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