Editors Debate Dropping Credit Controls Across Papers
A roundup of editorials argues over suspending installment buying controls and ending the Federal Reserve Board’s voluntary credit restraint. Majority see FRB action as stabilizing economic activity, while a sizable minority warn of political motives and inflation risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Board
FRB
Christian Science Monitor
Norfolk
Tampa
Fla
Tribune
Congress
Bible Verse from Acts on Jesus Christ Lord of Alls
The message delivered to the children of Israel proclaims peace through Jesus Christ who is Lord of all. This verse from Acts 10 36 emphasizes divine blessing and universal authority attributed to Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Lord
Love in Soviet Life Prompts Questions on Energy and Living
A Literary Gazette essay from Moscow argues that love should fuel living, not just work. It cites Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya and a Bolshevik letter, noting the contrast with busy daily life where work and routine leave little time for affection.
Remembering Names Boosts Social Ties And Influence
The passage outlines a method to make people like you by correctly learning and repeatedly using a new contact’s name. It suggests repeating the name during conversation, using it in questions and statements, and finally linking the name to a distinctive trait to reinforce memory for future interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wylie
Mr Wylie
Mrr. Wylie
Saucers or Ducks Over Minnesota The Daylight Saga
A Minnesota group mistook a flight of ducks for flying saucers and avoided firing. The piece parodies seasonal changes, noting daylight saving time and the editorial quip that a South American revolt is labeled a civil disturbance, ending with a quirky line about Wanat and rebels using beans.
Dodd Prison Camp Gap Sways Korea Truce Narrative
Washington’s Dodd incident disrupts a planned truce moment. Dodd’s capture drew global attention away from a crucial Korea peace move, provoking Pentagon concern over security lapses and flawed timing. The army probes a secret camp phone and guard weaknesses amid high stakes diplomacy.
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Washington
Dodd's
Boner
Korea
Drew Pearson
Francis Dodd
Okinawa
Pentagon
Truman
France
England
General Dodd
Lovett
Ded
Quotations From Great-Near Great by Gov. Johama
A concise quote collection raises questions about poverty and access to medical care. Jon Murray of Ok comments on how many inventors and leaders may be buried in unmarked graves due to lack of physician access.
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Edisons
Hinsteins
Lincolns
Pasteurs
Jolahoma
Jon Murray
Quick Knowledge Quiz And Birthday Notes
A collage of trivia questions covers historic sites and figures. It asks 1 where the First U S mint stood, 2 the location of Puget Sound, 3 the meaning of the Parthenon, 4 Mojave Desert position, and 5 the president before Woodrow Wilson. It lists January birthdays and notes several public figures with biographical clues and a few misprints.
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United States Mint
Puget Sound
Parthenon
Mojave Desert
Woodrow Wilson
Reviewing Stand No Privacy In Wally And Edward
Henry MecLeMore recalls intimate familiarity with the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, noting how society coverage makes him feel like a vicarious former king. He jokes about privacy, routine details, and the global tracking by columnists, while acknowledging the unlikely path to monarchy.
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Wally
Edward
Henry Meclemore
Duchess of
Windsor
Prestwick
Scotland
Prince of Wales
Nassau
Bahamas
Wassau
Mama
Ocean
England
McCaine Death Sentence In Electric Chair Slaying
Fifty seven streets in the enlarged city were renamed after consolidation plans were completed. Baytown residents urged to buy garbage cans for waste, replacing boxes and drums. The John Martin homestead, one of East Harris county’s oldest houses, burned to the ground in a recent fire.
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McCaine
Houston
New Consolidated City
Baytown
John 3Fartin
Harris County
Iss
Stop Me There’s An Antique Shop In Upstate Village
An eccentric octogenarian antique shop owner in an upstate New York village attracts attention with quirky signs and bold statements. A clock sign warns buyers only, while another placard claims all antiques were made on the premises. A brass cuspidor poster quips about safety in case of bombing. Garry Moore is noted as a romantic singer with a loyal following and a scandal involving his ex-wife and alimony. Joe Bowles is linked to a young woman who only laughed when threatened in his taxi.
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Mme. Gerasimova
Usaid
Army Engineers
Garrison Dam
North Dakotas
Acheson
Congress
U. S
Armed Services
Fercranti, Ltd
London
Frank
Boykin
Alabama
Billy Graham
Washington
Graham
Mobile
RFC
France
William Fechteler
Russia
Europe
Jimmy Dunn
Paris
Fechtéler
le Monde
New York Times
United States
National Security Council
New York
John Straley
GARRY _ MOORE
Joe Bowles
Baytown
Foster Dare
Dan
Pakistan
Liam
Timbuktu
England
Ganders Bow Out In Final Narrow Loss To Bryan
Baytown Ganders fall 1 to 0 in a taut playoff final against Bryan. Coach Pete Sultis guided the team with strong defense and baserunning, but could not convert late threats as Bryan held on for the crown.
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Ganders
Robert E. Lee Ganders
Baytown
Pete Sultis
Bryan
Ternoon Tas
Gandars
Sss
Broncs
Bryanwy
Sultis
Regent Fiorina campfire tale stirs Senate talks
The Lyons Den recounts a chaotic regent scene with Hefauver and Kadi Stefauver as Fiorina hosts a tense campsite meeting. A string of tangential anecdotes follows, including fashion woes, a Newbold Morris donation pledge, and film industry gossip about LaGuardia busts, censorship fights, and theatre plans.
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Texarkana
Ark.-Tex
Reserve Board
NEW York Herald Tribune
Principal Monetary Authority
T. Paul
Minn
Pioneer Press
Hartford
Conn
By Erich Brandeis
Adam and Eve
Adamovich and
Evanova
Bolshevik Party
Literary Gazette
Moscow
Valeria Gerasimove
Zoya Kosamichemyanskaya
Nikolai Stores
Elmer Wheeler
William Rift
Baytown San Phe
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce
Texas
Nk League
Allis Chalmers
Jan Kiepura
Douglas Southall Freeman
Woody Herman
Henry Fonda
Dave Philley
Frank Overmire
Honoree de Balzac
Palestine
Massachusetts
Salem
Central Press
Worcester Academy
Brown Unniversity
Harvardraduate School of Business Administration
U. S. Navy
Bucerpast
Hungary
Royal College of Science
Nazi
Liliom
New K
Michael de Montaigne
Philadelphia
State of
Athens
California
William Howard Teft
William HB. Bates
Ferenc Monar
Fen
Political Hack
Duchess of Windsor
JacksonVille
Washington, DC
Arctic
Sun
By Bennett Cerf
Morgan
Y Gene Akern
Ove
Atumae
Lyons
Leonard
Fiorina
Hefauver
Kadi Nancy Stefauver
Newbold Morris
Morris
Fi Hi LaGuardia
Sarah Churchill
Anthony Beauchamp
Jase Ferrer
Toulouse-Lautrec
Tim
Kissa
Stalin
Henry Luce
Spain
Assi
New York Court of Appeals
Bread
Clark
Mitzi Garner
Bailey
Smil Coleman
Pittsburgh
Scougni
George Mardinian
San Franciec
Napa
Mardikaet
March
Howard Hawks
Edward Lasker
Stendee
American Acatle Dramatic Arts
Errol Fss
Whittaker Chambers
Time Zine
Literatu
Rebecca West
Tie Monthly
Gilbert Miller
Touc of
South
45Th’ Street
Camelia Otis Skinner
Schwartz
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Goelve Itan
Laurence Oliver
Rector Wyler
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