Pierson Leads Export-Import Bank Push for U S Trade Revival
Washington reports Warren Lee Pierson, president of the Export-Import Bank, as the driving force behind restoring American farm and factory sales abroad. He argues the bank helps foreign buyers, with collateral and bank guarantees backing notes, while noting credit risk and potential repayment concerns.
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Washington
Warren Lee Pierson
Export Import Bank
Pierson
Department of Commerce
Hull
Wallace
Financing Exports to South America Shows Focus and Profit
An analysis notes strong emphasis on South American lending by the export import bank, with gains in Europe and China but a majority of loans tied to South American deals. The bank, funded by borrowed money, has had no losses and expects about 5 million in profit this year, while commitments exceed 229 million with over half liquified through repayments.
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United States
William Gibbs McAdoo
Pierson
New York
Mr. Pierson
South America
Europe
China
Mussolini
Hitler
Germany
Italy
North
Western Newspaper Union
Fitting Excuse for Snowbound Winter Office Stay
A social quip shows one who enjoys country living in winter because snowstorms provide a ready excuse to skip the office. The joke hinges on practical isolation and humor about remote work.
A Swedish Farmer Seeks US Citizenship
A Swedish farmer appeared for naturalization papers and answered questions about American life. When asked if the government suited him he replied he was mostly satisfied, adding that he would like to see more rain.
Day evening Bolero pattern promises quick, stylish knit
The Sewing Circle advertises pattern 6149 for a puff sleeve bolero with a lacy stitch. It requires two strands of cotton and includes directions and illustrations. Send 15 cents with name address and pattern number to The Sewing Circle, Household Arts Dept., 259 W 14th St New York.
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Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th St
New York
N. Y
It's a Queer World Fact List
A concise explanation of common misnomers and etymologies clarifies terms such as jugular vein, moving pictures, catgut, Turkish baths, pencils, cork legs, and the ladybird. Each term is corrected to reflect origins and actual meanings.
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Cork
Unmarried Bigamist Prohibited Marriages In New York
Under New York penal law an unmarried person commits bigamy when marrying someone legally prohibited to marry. The crime is punishable by up to five years imprisonment or a fine up to $1,000, or both.
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New York State
Collier’s
How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men
Advice for women during the change period from 38 to 52 aimed at maintaining appeal. Encourages fresh air sleep and Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to boost vitality, ease nerves, and counter mood and dizzy spells during menopause.
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Iere
Lydia
Pinkham
Concrete Opinions Quote By Joubert
A quotation cites Jean Joseph Pierre Joubert stating that those who never retract their opinions love themselves more than truth. The line emphasizes self-regard over objective accuracy.
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Joubert
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