Glass Rebukes Mitchell for Credit Move
Senator Glass denounces Charles E. Mitchell for furnishing 25 million dollars to ease Wall Street credit strain. The Virginia Democrat urges action and hints at resignation within 24 hours. Glass seeks legislation to empower the Federal Reserve in speculative activities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Wall Street
Senator Glass
Virginia
Mitchell
Federal Reserve Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Glass
Federal Reserve System
Elk and Banker Tales Cross Paths in Early Morning Bets
In Orange Ralph Giordano a deputy police judge and Elk races a tortoise with Brother James H. Driscoll. The pair plan a 10 mile charity bet while Driscoll naps at 6 am. In New York Alfred E. Smith joins Metro Life as director and another life firm director. Camden officials urge abstaining from social events with liquor.
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James H. Driscoll
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Ralph Din
Modern Wonder Middlesex Borough Taxes Abort
In Middlesex Borough New Jersey about 2000 residents pay no direct taxes as the administration relies on other receipts totaling 22 000 dollars to cover operating expenses for the year.
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Middlesex Borough
N. J
Commonwealth
Oldest Razor Found in French Sand Quarry
A claim of the oldest razor extant is reported by French archaeologist M. Charvent who uncovered it in a Montieres-les-Amiens sand quarry. The artifact features a handle and blade akin to modern razors and was found with other tools traced to about 8000 B C.
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Paris
M. Charvent
Montieres-les-Amiens
Coluabia farmer Maris Hoak dies of brain infection
Columbia Pennsylvania Maris Hoak 74 a Manor Township farmer died at his home from blood poisoning following a carbuncle on his head at the base of the brain the illness was recent and the death occurred there
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Manor Township
Farm relief bill forms in House Agriculture panel
In Washington on March 29, the House Agriculture committee moves toward a farm aid bill inspired by Hoover campaign ideas. The plan centers on a farm board a price stabilization agency and a revolving fund. Stabilization corporations would be opened only at the request of marketing agencies and stockholders must be members of cooperative groups.
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Washington
Mar
Hoover
House Agriculture Committee
Farm Board
State Health Week Planned for March 31 to April 7
State Health Officer J. C. Anderson announced statewide health week activities, noting the observance runs from March 31 to April 7 and outlining planned events and health promotion efforts across the state.
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United Press
Austin
Tex
J. C. Anderson
Legionnaires Aid San Angelo Police Amid Crime Wave
In San Angelo Texas March 29 the police patrols were boosted by 30 American Legion members armed from the jail armory to curb a history making crime wave. A $3500 reward fund was raised to spur officers against the lawless element. One man is jailed for a Wednesday night attack on a 10 year old girl, daughter of a prominent family, who was taken from her bed and carried to a rear alley. the girl has not identified the suspect.
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Associated Press
San Angelo
Texas
American Legion
Six Arkansas youths injured as car overturns near Winslow
On the highway five miles south of Winslow, six youths were badly hurt when their car overturned while returning home for Easter. The injured include William Howle with cuts, Elbert Eubanks with arm and leg lacerations, Howard Edwards with a fractured collar bone, Lynn Sharp with a severe head wound, William Collison possibly with a skull fracture, and J. Harris with head cuts.
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University of Arkansas
Winslow
William Howle
Elbert Eubanks
Howard Edwards
Kensett
Lynn Sharp
Fayetteville
William Collison
Harris
Perry
Negro Denies Killing Pedigo Couple in Texas Trial
Jordan Scott, a black man on trial near Waco for the slaying of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Pedigo at their home 25 miles west, testified he did not kill them and blamed another black man. The state introduced a confession it said Scott made admitting full responsibility, then rested.
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Jordan Scott
R. W. Pedigo
Here
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