Stephenson Says Banking Strength to Rise After Weaknesses Cleaned
Rome C. Stephenson, president of the American Bankers Association, said in New York that the banking system will be stronger and trusted as undeniable weaknesses were removed in the past year. He argued most failed banks will pay in full or largely, while public oversight and prudent conduct remain essential.
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Associated Press
New York
Rome C. Stephenson
American Bankers Association
Stephenson
Mr. Stephenson
American labor woes spark drafting of remedies at union gatherings
The report covers labor unrest and unemployment in the United States, citing 5,000,000 jobless workers and foreign labor competition. It notes factory shifts abroad by a major American manufacturer, Hoover-era prosperity rhetoric, and calls for work and wages amid hunger and distress.
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United States
America
Hoover
National Military
Leavenworth
Kansas
American Legion
John West Admits He Didn’t Know Wife Darkened Hair
A reader recalls a claim about hair darkening with Wyeths Sage and Sulphur. The advertisement promises gray hair vanishes overnight with two or three applications and a bottle priced at 75e.
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John West
Wyeth
Baker's Union member buys Federal Bakery at 615 Polk Street
Van Moore, longtime Bakers and Confectioners International Union member, buys out the Federal Bakery at 615 Polk Street to serve hotels, restaurants, and family trade. He has baked for years and will operate the business, with a note on his veteran status and community ties.
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van Moore
Baker's Union
Federal Bakery
Polk Street
Moore
Bakers and Confectioners International Union
Constable’s Wife Killed in Car Crash Near Greenville
Mrs. W. L. Matthews, 62, wife of the Wills Point constable, died instantly when their automobile overturned near Greenville. Her daughter Ruth Matthews, 19, was cut and bruised, and her husband was injured but less seriously.
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Greenville
Jan
W. L. Matthews
Wills Point
Ruth Matthews
Bayer Aspirin Promises Quick Pain Relief
An ad urges readers not to endure pain and to take Bayer Aspirin for headaches or other aches. It emphasizes seeking a doctor for underlying causes while praising aspirin as a safe, comforting remedy for women and common pains.
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