DUBLIN BANS LONDON PAPER; The Empire News and Nine Books Put on Barred List.
Date: 25 February 1931
Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES
Banned by Irish Free State
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Christopher George (25 de febrero de 1929 - 28 de noviembre de 1983) fue un actor estadounidense.
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HITS RADIO LOTTERY NEWS.; McNary Bill Would Bar Information Involving Games of Chance.
Date: 26 February 1931
Special to The New York Times
Introduces bill into Congress prohibiting use of profanity on radio or broadcasting of lottery news
JEAN LAFITTE FIRST IN $5,000 HANDICAP; Keeneland Stud's Colt Beats Bad News Bob in the Independence at Havana.MARGIN IS EIGHT LENGTHSVictor, 4-to-1 Shot, Carrying Only99 Pounds, Rushes into EarlyLead--Guilder Third.
Date: 25 February 1931
HAVANA, Feb. 24 (AP).--Jean Lafitte, an importation from Miami, carried the silks of the Keeneland Stud to an easy victory in the $5,000 Independence Handicap at Oriental Park today.
TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; News, Comment and Incident, on the Stock Exchange and in the Financial Markets. The Ticker's Record. Bank Rates Abroad. Reasons for the Advance. Money-Market Outlook. New Financing Plans. New York City Bond Sale.
Date: 25 February 1931
Simultaneously with a further expansion in trading interest, the stock market advanced yesterday into new high ground for the year and this was accepted in Wall Street as evidence of the more optimistic attitude on the part of speculative interests as well as the outside public.
W.M. SCUDDER, PUBLISHER, DEAD; Founder and Owner of The Newark Evening News Is Stricken Suddenly. FOREBEARS NOTED JURISTS Newark Museum and Crippled Children's Home His Hobbies--Active In Many Enteprises. First an Engineer, Then a Lawyer. Honored by Rutgers.
Date: 25 February 1931
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EASTERN LINES LET NEW SHIP CONTRACT; Will Build Two Steel Vessels for Coastwide Service to Cost $3,500,000 Each. TO BE LAUNCHED IN 1932 Work to Start at once at Newport News Docks to Aid Jobless-- Other Ships Planned Later.
Date: 26 February 1931
The Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc., announced yesterday that it had awarded the contract for two new ships, to be built at the cost of $3,500,000 each, to the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company. Work will be started at once, according to the shipbuilders, and the ships will be ready to enter the service in May and June, 1932.
WHEAT PRICES RISE; CROP NEWS IGNORED; Short Covering, improvement in Technical Position and Winnipeg Gain Reflected. UPTURNS ARE TO 1 CENT Better Shipping Demand From East Helps Corn's Advance--Oats Go Up; Rye Declines.
Date: 26 February 1931
Special to The New York Times
CHICAGO, Feb. 25.--An improved technical position incident to the decline recently of around 4 cents from the late high point and a strong Winnipeg market were largely responsible for a rally in wheat today on the Board of Trade here after a small dip at the start.
TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; News, Comment and Incident, on the Stock Exchange and in the Financial Markets. Recovery in Bank Stocks. Bond Market Outlook. Healthy Rally in Foreign Bonds. Mail-Order Merger Talk. The Advance Is Halted. Steel Gains Continued. Oil Imports.
Date: 26 February 1931
Trading on the Stock Exchange fell off rather sharply yesterday and at the same time prices moved lower, this combination of developments suggesting to Wall Street that speculative interests were curtailing...
YALE ELEVEN PLANS DRILLS NEXT WEEK; Spring Football Practice to Start Monday if Weather Permits, Says Stevens. NEWS VOICES OPPOSITION Sees Workouts as Defying Sentiments of Many Players and Someof Blue's Opponents. To Stress Fundamentals. Text of the Editorial. Cites Opinions of Captains. Dropped by Three Rivals.
Date: 26 February 1931
Special to The New York Times
NEW HAVEN, Conn., Feb. 25.-- Head Coach Mal Stevens announced today that Spring football practice at Yale will begin next Monday if the weather permits. If not, it will be postponed a week. He plans only outdoor work.