Security markets urged to back rapid industrial growth
Recovery has nearly outstripped American production capacity and inflation risk grows unless industry finances a large expansion through widespread securities sales. Stock exchange officials cite strict listing and trading rules but warn excessive regulation could throttle growth, urging a balance that preserves capital access for new industry. President Gay of the New York Stock Exchange warns overregulation may harm the public more than protect it.
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Stock Exchange
America
Gay
New York Stock Exchange
Medicine Worse Than Disease As Auto Insurance Law Falls Short
A 29 state drive to require bodily injury liability insurance faces criticism from insurers and drivers. Massachusetts shows higher premiums and rising claims, while theft and fraud claims surge. Authorities say compulsory coverage fails to curb accidents and may worsen risk, the medicine worse than the disease.
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Association of Casualty and Surety Executives
Massachusetts
Bay State
Things One Remembers by R M Hofer
Hofer discusses the Bonneville hydro electric project near Portland Oregon and the fight by neighboring states to keep rates higher than necessary. He contrasts private versus government owned power regulation and notes the lack of state commission authority over federal activities.
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Portland
Oregon
State Public Services Commission
Bonneville
State Public Service Commission
Washington
How Dictators Work A warning from Italy on press control
A May 8 AP dispatch notes Fascist Italy recalling Italian correspondents from London and restricting newspapers to three in Italy. The piece argues dictatorship stifles elections free speech and press freedom while the U S Constitution stands as a guard against tyranny.
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Italy
A. P
Spain
Great Britain
London
United States
Life Insurance Week Aims to Boost Protection Reaching Millions
REMEMBER VALUABLE LESSONS Life Insurance Week observed each May aims to educate citizens about life insurance as investment and protection. The campaign includes booklets displays speeches and heavy advertising to spread awareness and improve coverage nationwide.
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America
Arlington News notes frequent social activity and hospital update
Mrs Lowell Ritter recovering from appendix operation at Major hospital Shelbyville is improving. Local social life includes Mr and Mrs Ray McCloskey hosting guests Mr and Mrs George Archer Gwynneville and others. Numerous visits, dinners, club gatherings and travel between Rushville Indianapolis and nearby towns are reported with many families noted by name.
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Lowell Ritter
Shelbyville
Ray McCloskey
George Archer
Gwynneville
Ed Bishop
Henry Allender
Rushville
Jesse Norris
Indianapolis
Anna McDaniels
Earl Hysong
Ewing
Arlington
Ralph Hill
Priscilla Club
White House
Stanley Williams
Melvin Henley
Robert Maier
Raymond Wicker
Oden Thompson
Cedric Carwein
Merle Kemple
Merry Makers Club
Evelyn Kemple
Ernest Beckner
Paul Miller
Joy Baker
New York City
Anna Downey
Fred McFatridge
Rigsbee Farlow
Clyde Rucker
Rucker
Martin Osborn
Forrest McDaniels
Rebecca Jordan
Warren Nelson
Cleora Jordan
Flemingsburg
Wilfard Essex
Marion
Carlos Heath
Oakley Sampson
Wm. Maier
Lafayette
Charles Edwards
Vincennes
John Downey
Ritter
Richard Seitz
Maxine Souders
Laura Emerson
Chas. Wicker
Charlie Alsman
Myrtle
Marie Alsman
Murray Schunaman
Decatur
John Alsman
Warren Nelson Gad
Air Circus
Beulah Jordan
Orsa Ellison
Homer
Henry Ball
Chester Northam
Chas. Northam
Saturny
Byron Ball
Carthage
Cleora
Jordan
Sam Bogue
Jane Bogue
Ralph Stout
Forrest Stout
Connersville
Will Stout
Lowell Hutchinson
Harry Joyner
Rex Kemple
Flem Burton
Everett Sunman
Dick Ewer
Lew Ross
Juanita
Gowdy
Indiana
Della Ormes
Carrie Miller
D. M. Dearinger
Raymond Miller
Fon Kemple
Earnest Beckner
Gerald Butler
Xenia
Thurman Earnest
Greenfield
Frank Earnest
John Earnest
Herbert Myers
Morristown
Dallas Earnest
Bob Earnest
Howard Earnest
Kathryn Barringer
Rolland Earnest
Jess Stout
Goldie Stout
Mary
Home Helpers Club
Posey Township
Hampton Reeves
Lillian Price
Zelda Drake
Lettie Lane
Owen Long
Martinsville
Dean Stanley
Culver McDaniels
New Palestine
Herschell McDaniels
Earl Whittaker
Cambridge
Chas. Edwards
Mary Whitton
Lewisville
Cliff Addison
Charlottsville
Jean Esther Brown
Fern Brown
Jess Ruby
Centerville
Barton Fisher
Helen Joyner
Crawfordsville
Sholter Joyner
Ruth Lawson
Wanda Jean
Woodie Richey
Supreme Court veto power over Congressional acts debated
The Library of Congress bulletin argues the Court’s function is strictly judicial, not a substantive power to review and nullify legislation. It cites cases clarifying the Court’s role in declaring laws unconstitutional as a necessary part of resolving a case, not as a general power to veto Congress.
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Supreme Court
U. S
Joseph’s Readings Lesson on Readiness for Public Service
A church lesson on Joseph in Genesis 41 33 44 portrays him as ready for public service. It emphasizes humility teachability discretion wisdom and readiness to serve under God before kings and presidents. It frames public service as noble not political football.
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Joseph
Paul
White House
Christ
God
Peter
Jacob
Despair Not Verse from Dr. Watkinson
A devotional line quotes Dr. W. L. Watkinson urging endurance and faith in Christ as the resurrection and life. It frames the believer as a shrine of living thoughts and passions despite dead powers.
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Christ
W. L. Watkinson
Tact as a Teacher of Silence in Inquiry
A concise maxim notes that tact guides when to speak and when to remain quiet. It warns that constant questioning without restraint yields little insight and growth.
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C. E. Wooldridge
Canada
R. M. Hofer
Arlington News
Rosa Bird
Elmer Hutchinson
Mrs
George Offutt and Son
Leroy Moore
4-H Club
Fred Woods
Robert Cadwallader
John Ross Downey
Constitutional
Max Berns
McCarty
Baysback Fertilizer Co
Ashville
Harold L. Lundquist
The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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