Nation's gold hoard to be moved to Fort Knox secretly
A mint bureau report says about 4 billion dollars of the U S gold hoard will be moved within two weeks to a new bomb proof vault at Fort Knox Kentucky. Transfers from New York and Philadelphia will free vaults there and involve armored trains over several months.
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Washington
Mint Bureau
Treasury
Fort Knox
New York
Philadelphia
Army, Treasury
Post Office
Philadelphia Mint
Denver
Private Research Company Warns Of Working Hour Cut
The Brookings Institution warned against cutting working hours describing it as a mistake that would harm rising living standards and recovery. It argued hour reductions would raise costs and either push prices up or halt business activity, increasing unemployment.
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Washington
Brookings Institution
Organization of Economic Research
Roosevelt
NRA
Hart By Falling Limb Shocks Maurertown Farmer
G B Saum Hart, an eighty four year old farmer in the Maurertown area of Shenandoah county, is in critical condition after a tree limb fell on him during a dislodgement. He was watching the process when struck and is in a coma with possible skull fracture. he declined hospital treatment.
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Woodstock
Green B. Saum
Maurertown
Shenandoah County
Syracuse University considers Glenn Frank as chancellor
William H. Hill a Binghamton publisher and Syracuse University trustee recommended Glenn Frank, former University of Wisconsin president ousted, for the post in a letter to board chairman Hurlbut W. Smith.
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Syracuse
N. Y
William H. Hill
Binghamton
Syracuse University
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Hurlbut W. Smith
Fatal Train Wreck Near Medellin Kills Twenty
Twenty people died and more than fifty were injured in a collision between freight and passenger trains near Medellin Colombia last night. The crash disrupted rail service and prompted emergency response from local authorities and railway workers.
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Bogota
Columbia
Medellin
Jewels Hidden Then Claimed by Father Linked to Joseph Rose
New York report says Joseph Rose, jailed then freed, hid jewels worth about 250000 in a safety deposit box and later accused Louis Gorelick of theft. Diamonds traced to Rose's Russian-born father, Isaac Schustermann, who owned the collection after a forty year Bowery Diamond Exchange career. Rose claimed the gems belonged to his father.
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New York
Louis Gorelick
Joseph Rose
Gorelick
Rose
Emergency Relief Bureau
Brooklyn
William F. X. Geoghan
Hudson County National Bank
Jersey City
Samuel Fertman
Portman
Freehold
N. J
Isaac Schusterman
Schustermanre
Schustermann
Russia
Bowery
Joe
Jersey City Bank
Fire Claims 26 Missing After Big Blaze in Peiping
Twenty six persons were reported missing after a blaze destroyed a block of commercial buildings in Peiping yesterday. The fire caused estimated damages of three million dollars.
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Peiping
Wire Preservers Brush Oil To Prevent Gelatin Salads Sticking
Actress Ann Sothern says brushing salads with a thin coating of salad oil before molding prevents sticking. The tip comes from a screen player she admires.
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Ann Sothern
Ickes 10 Debate on Civil Service
Secretary Harold L. Ickes will keynote a Town Meeting of the Air debate on civil service. Mrs Eugene Meyer Luther C Steward and Professor Thurman Stoner will present opposing views with audience questions to follow. The program airs January 14 and is coordinated by the National Service Reform League with NBC and related groups.
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Harold L. Ickes
Robert L. Johnson
National Service Reform League
Time, Inc
League For Political Education
National Broadcasting Company
Ickes
Eugene Meyer
Luther C. Steward
Thurman Stoner
University of Buffalo
League
Johnson
Public sale of house and lot in Winchester Virginia
Trustee announces public auction of a house and lot at 27 West Hart Street Winchester Va fronting 31 feet on West Hart Street and 126 feet deep. Sale set for February 8 1937 at 11 a.m. Terms: one third cash with two equal yearly installments secured by a deed of trust and insurance policy. Auctioneer C I Brumback.
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Winchester
West Hart Street
Herbert
Larrick
C. I. Brumback
Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On
Fragmentary text mentions persistent coughs and chest irritation and suggests taking medicine but garbled. No clear events or entities.
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Hillyard Wall Paper and Paint CO
Rhodes Drug Co
Superior Prescription Service
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Zenith Radios
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Blue Ridge Mountains
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Warner Baxter
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Fox “News
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Maye Clarke
John Payne
Helen Lynd
Skeets Gallagher
Louis Alberni
Wallis
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Lupton Orchard Service Co
Greyhound Depot
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Hansbrough & Carter
Laurens Jones
Berryville
A. F. Rees, Inc
Berryville, Va
Carter
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Alaska
ASCO
Ance
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Barr‘s
Omps’ Funeral Home
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James E. Stark
George W. Kurtz
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power Co
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