Carter Glass Faces Banking Holding Company Clash
Washington report notes Senator Carter Glass amid a power struggle among the treasury SEC and FDIC and the Federal Reserve over bank holding companies. SEC chair William O Douglas and governors John K McKee and Ronald Ransom press Glass on a tough deterent bill while Marriner S Eccles defends reserve board autonomy.
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Eccles
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Reserve Board
James A. Farley
Thomas G. Corcoran
WPA
PWA
New Deal
Giannini
Transamerica Corporation
Frank Murphy
Thurman Arnold
Justice Department
FDIC
Marriner Ecclees
White House
Leo T. Crowley
Dallas Man Sews His Own Cut Hand at Home
C. C. Murphy sewed his cut hand with needle and thread at home but emergency hospital staff found the stitches and removed them. A tendon was severed in the incident.
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Dallas
C. C. Murphy
As Men Think, Their Hats Grow Bigger With Age
Philadelphia report cites letters to Dr. Ales Hrdlicka from leaders like Alvan MacAuley, Major-General Johnson Hagood, and Leonard P. Ayres claiming hat sizes increased over 20 years. Editor suggests intensive brain activity may enlarge brain components and push the skull outward, with growth continuing into the 30s for men.
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Packard Motor Co
Johnson Hagood
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland
Ales Hrdlicka
American Journal of Physical Anthropology
Wistar Institute
Mr. Ayres
Haged
Massachusetts Tech
Albert G. Ingalls
Scientific American
Hrdlicka
Students Oppose War If Not For Defense
A U P report from 84 U.S. colleges reveals fewer than two of ten male college students would volunteer if war started for nondefense reasons. The Texas House gave a favorable committee report to a bill to establish a reserve officers training unit at the University of Texas amid student and faculty opposition.
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Austin
U.P
United States
University of Texas
Texas House of Representatives
Tom Sparks Hurt In Sidewalk Fall
Real estate man Tom C. Sparks of 603 Sunset Terrace was injured early this morning after slipping on an icy sidewalk on Seventh Avenue near Polk Street. He was taken by ambulance to a Fisk Building doctor’s office with possible fractured hip. X-rays planned.
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Tom C. Sparks
Sunset Terrace
Seventh Avenue
Polk Street
Blackburn Building
Fisk Building
Sparks
Genealogist Claims Traced 60,000 Breed Family Members
Humboldt Iowa novelty figure Harry E Breed asserts he mapped 60,000 Breed relatives across the United States. He claims the Breed family dates to 1575. The article notes ancient bow and arrow use dating back 25,000 years.
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Humbolt
Iowa
Harry E Breed
Union
Hanson Post Breaks State Membership Record
Hanson Post of the American Legion reports a new membership high. Commander Bruce Autry said the 450 member quota set in 1939 by the state department has been exceeded, with Amarillo post reaching 452 members and possibly higher earlier in the year.
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Hanson
American Legion
Bruce Autry
State Department
Amarillo
Restore Vitality with Rich Red Blood and S. S. Tonic
Clear healthy skin signals vitality made possible by strong blood. S. S. Tonic claims to rebuild blood strength after worry overwork or sickness, aiding digestion and appetite. It promises better health and energy, sold at drugstores with a larger size offering economy.
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