Blue Eagle Declines on Forty Second Street Survey
A United Press survey across Manhattan shows the NRA Blue Eagle fading from windows. Of 437 ground floor stores on Forty Second Street only 83 displayed the emblem, with the most on the Ninth to Tenth Avenue block showing ten, including six cut rate clothing shops. Washington survey finds 97 of 261 shops displaying the symbol, with several major stores lacking it.
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Shirtless Washington NRA display spree hits downtown shops
A United Press survey found one in four downtown retail establishments displaying the Blue Eagle from the NRA. The survey covered 11 city blocks and showed 62 shops exhibiting the emblem.
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Blue Eagle emblems fade in stores surveyed nationwide
A Center in the Loop survey found only 15 of 142 stores displayed the Blue Eagle emblem. In Kansas City 42 blocks were walked and 42 places showed no emblem while 12 displayed one. The text notes most emblems are small blue eagles on glass fronts from the NRA era. Blakely trial set for January 8, 1935 after failure to appear. bond set at $3500.
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U S Control Okay Says Exchange Head
Richard Whitney, president of the New York Stock Exchange, says one month of federal regulation proves government supervision will not ruin broker business or the open market. He adds the exchange and the SEC share identical objectives, centered on a continuous and stable market.
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Harriman Bank Leader Loses Appeal Over False Entries
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday dismissed the appeal of Joseph W Harriman former head of the Harriman National Bank and Trust Company from his conviction and sentence to four and a half years for making false entries and misapplication.
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Thedford's Black-Draught Laxative Endorsed by Family
Mr. C. E. Ratliff of Hinton West Virginia reports thirty five years of use with his wife for constipation tiredness and headaches. He says nothing beats Black-Draught after all these years. Sold in bold 25 cent packages. Children like the syrup.
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