Federal Board Seeks Credit Readjustment in Market
The Federal Reserve Board urged continued voluntary cooperation from Federal Reserve Banks and member banks to curb brokers loans and ease money rates. It warned that failure to readjust could prompt the system to use other methods. The statement followed a joint meeting with the governors of the twelve Federal Reserve Banks.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Camel Glide Dance Emerges From Indiana Ballroom
An Indiana Ballroom birth of the Camel Glide marks a graceful new dance epoch. Created by Frank Levay at the Indiana Roof Ballroom, it favors smooth, waltz-like rhythm over frantic jazz styles, appealing to both young and old and signaling a shift away from the era’s faster moves.
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Jack Cemnar
Indianapolis
Indiana
Incfm
Frank Levay
Indiana Roof Ballroom
Talkies Create Demand For Smooth Music Says Tom Devine
Tom Devine, manager of the ballroom, notes public demand for sweet and smooth music spurred by talkie films. He says synchronized songs in sound pictures set a new vogue and that music has been slowed to be sweet in tone and rhythm. The change appeals to youths tired of the hurried jazz age.
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Charles P. Summerall
Hoover
Army
Tom Devine
Talkies
Devine
Morrow Girls Are All Air Minded
Dwight W. Morrow's three daughters engage in aviation adventures in Cuernavaca. Elizabeth flies with Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh over Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl, fueling the romance with Anne. Constance plans to return to U.S. to attend school in Massachusetts aboard the Brownsville Airmail Line.
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Associated Press
Cuernavaca
Mexico
Dwight W. Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Elizabeth Morrow
Lindbergh
Anne
Poporatepet
Ixtaccihuatl
Colonel Lindbergh
Constance
United States
Elizabeth
Earth
Valbuena
Morrows
Mexico City
Brownaville
Massachusetts
At the Theaters The Cameraman and The Wild Party
The Fair presents The Cameraman with Buster Keaton drawing fans. The Mission shows The Wild Party featuring Clara Bow on opening day. Vitaphone vaudeville and Movietone News accompany screenings. Deandi offers Silks and Sadies with an all star cast and a Western. NATO Rafe Emerson and Hla Orchestra provide musical support.
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Buster Keaton
Clara Bow
Vitaphone
Movietone
Deandi
NATO
Honolulu Imports Birds From Orient Noted shipment to release in Kilauea forests
A shipment of more than 200 songbirds from the Orient was sent to Hawaii to be released in the Koa forests near Kilauea. The Hilo chamber of commerce formed a Buy & Bird committee to promote introducing singing wild birds to the Big Island.
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International News Service
Honolulu
Hawa’i
Kilauea
Hilo
Diptheria Toxoid Formulation Arrives For Local Manufacture
Nashville health officials plan to start producing the new diptheria toxoid soon after Dr. William Litterer delivered the Toronto Canada formula. The drop will enable local supply of the toxoid in vaccines for public health programs and clinics.
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International News Service
Nashville, Tenn
State Health Department
William Litterer
Toronto
Canada
Soviet Art Leaders Lose Voting Right
The Moscow district election commission stripped Constantine Stanislavsky and Vladimir Nemirovich-Danchenko of voting rights because they came from bourgeois families and were once employers of labor. This leaves them listed as undesirables though restoration is expected after elections. Hundreds of residents face similar disenfranchisement.
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Moscow
Moscow Art Theater
Constantine
Stanislavsky
Vladimir I. Nemirovich-Danchenko
Voting Rules Stir Racial Tensions in Polling Booth
A sign at the polling booth restricts time to three minutes for those examined, reflecting the era's disenfranchisement practices. The text notes bias by labeling voters as suspected, highlighting pressures on Baptist communities and broader civil rights concerns.
Youth Nearly Blinded by Golf Ball Acid Accident
In Honolulu Hawaii on April 5 news reports say eight year old Jack Webster on the island of Hawaii was whittling an old golf ball when the acid core flared up and splashed his face and eyes nearly blinding him.
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International News Service
Honolulu
Jack Webster
Hawaii
Webster
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