Willie Martin Cautions On Stock Market Boom Meaning
The piece questions William Martin Jr.’s claim that the stock market’s current rise signals a return to normal times. It argues markets reflect investors’ mood more than future business conditions and warns against basing business plans on market tone. It urges public restraint and notes forecasts remain educated guesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
William Martin, Jr
Stock Exchange
Martin
The
Lawmakers and Lawyers Face Sunshine Bill Amid Ethics Debate
Rep Lewis of Maryland introduces a bill requiring publicity for incomes of law partnerships that include members of Congress or federal officials. The measure aims to curb firms leveraging public office for clients, amid broader concerns over lawyers in politics and past attacks on dominant figures like Robinson.
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New Deal
Congress
Rep
Lewis
Maryland
Cumberland
Tydings
United States
Borah
Huey Long
Robinson
Senate
Fortune Magazine
Roosevelt
Washington
Resignations hit Democratic National Committee over lobbying
The objection targeted lobbying and the legal business of DNC members. Robert Jackson, not the current solicitor general, resigned as secretary of the committee from his Washington law office. Former Governor O. Max Gardner of North Carolina and J. Bruce Kremer of Montana had already resigned, likely under the President's wishes, while Arthur Mullen of Nebraska denied any link between his law practice and his political role and did not resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic National Committee
Robert Jackson
Washington
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Arthur Mullen
Nebraska
Cupid and the curse of the rich heiress romance
The piece mocks Barbara Hutton and other dime-store heiresses who chase marriages to exotic princes. It notes the unhappiness behind wealth and suggests both American girls and boys may learn a lesson about the perils of marrying for fortune and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hutton
Selfish sacrifice and moral limits in the right cause
A reflective letter contrasts generous self-sacrifice with self serving motives. It warns that gifts to friends can create expectations and burdens, notes that virtue depends on purpose, and critiques martyrdom when the cause is unworthy. The piece weaves social commentary with satirical musings on politics and manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Bet
First Class Artist Horizontal 1 Puzzle Clues Towering Page
A compact clue list mixes across and down entries for a crossword style grid. Readable hints include birds like blackbird and oxford English terms, with references to art icons, places, and common verbs guiding word placements across rows and columns.
New York Day by Day by Charles Driscoll
A column recounts misadventures navigating Rockefeller Center during a NBC television visit. The piece includes mixups with elevators, a wrong floor, a near fire emergency incident, and an amused lesson in urban labyrinths. Also notes a quiet literary scene near Nyack and Waverstraw with Madge Jenison guiding collaboration on a Jackson Whites novel.
Nyak high school writer with Mexico book and poetry planned
The piece notes a Nyak high school student who has published a book on Mexico and will issue a poetry collection titled Harps in the Midnight this summer. She helps with an eight oared novel and is part of a literary colony where several members have publications. The essay contrasts this with other Connecticut literary circles and sketches small town Ramapo Whites with colonial roots and rare city contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lish
Nyak
Mexico
Colony
Connecticut
Astor Father-In-Law To Get Neither Job On WPA Nor Relief
Francis O French bankrupt father-in-law of John Jacob Astor III will receive neither public relief nor a WPA job. Rhode Island relief director Edward P Reidy says French does not qualify under the department policy blocking aid for individuals with immediate relatives able to support them. French had hoped for work or relief and said he was down to his last $15.
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Newport
AFR. I
Francis O. French
John Jacob Astor
French
Department
Edward P. Reidy
Rhode Island
Reidy
10-20 30 YEARS AGO IN THE GAZETTE
Mr and Mrs Don Barnes returned from Atlantic City and Washington D C. They were joined by Donald Barnes and by Mr and Mrs Harry O Donnell of Chicago. Many others planned moves and travels including trips to California Montreal Weaverville N C Pokono Lake Wyalusing Pa Chautauque N Y and Austin Minn with railroad and civic postings mentioned.
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the Gazette
Don Barnes
Atlantic City
Washington, D. C
Donald Barnes
Harry O'Donnell
Chicago
M. E. Carter
J. L. Carter
California
Etta McCorkle
Montreal
Risser Patty
Europe
Rose Wi
Caroline Soutter
Wyalusing
Elsie
Carol Sinclair
Pokono Lake
Abbie S. Abbott
Chautauque, N. Y
John H. Jay
Grimm, Wheeler, Elliott and Gray
Quartermaster General’s Department
Elta Dean Cole
Corn Loans To Date Reach $21,396,185
The Commodity Credit Corporation reports corn loans through June 30 totaling 21,396,185 dollars on 44,139,353 bushels. State totals include Iowa 25,723,447 bushels, Illinois 7,499,996, Minnesota 3,666,865, Nebraska 3,445,524, Wisconsin 4,203, South Dakota 1,207,218.
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Washington
Commodity Credit Corporation
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Appointment of Executors for David Reynolds Estate
Notice from Linn County Iowa that Yee E Reynolds Schultz and Frank Healy, attorney, are appointed executors of the estate of David Reynolds, late of Linn County. Creditors must present claims to the Clerk of the Linn County District Court and debtors should pay promptly.
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State of Town
Rink County
David Weynolds
Linn County
E. Reynolds Schultz
Anti monopoly probe shifts from law to future plans
Washington sees the antimonopoly inquiry morph into a broad study of economic life with twelve investigators led by Isadore Lubin. final reports may wait until after the 1940 election, preliminary phase papers likely for the next session. government economists mingle with industry as observers fear delays and political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Isadore Lubin
Lubin
Labor Department
National Education Association picks San Francisco for next convention
The National Education Association chose San Francisco for next year s convention with Chicago as a backup if venues fail. T J Walker editor of School and Community published at Columbia Missouri was elected to the board of trustees and Fred Cram of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls was elected to the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Education Association
San Francisco
Chicago
T. J. Walker
Columbia, Mo
Fred Cram
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Finland credits cooperatives for wartime debt payments
Washington AP Dr. E Rudolf W Holsti Finland foreign minister said cooperative farming and wholesale cooperatives boosted exports and helped Finland meet its international obligations by increasing its ability to pay war debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. Rudolf W. Holsti
Finland
Dodge Heiress Frances Dodge Weds James B. Johnson Jr
Frances Dodge, 23, daughter of the late John F. Dodge, married Friday night to James B. Johnson Jr., publisher of a magazine devoted to swing music, in a Detroit ceremony.
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Detroit
Frances Dodge
John F. Dodge
James B. Johnson, Jr
Elizabeth
N. J
Radio Evening Schedule and Orchestral Programs Listing
A detailed, era style listing of radio programs across NBC CBS and related networks for Saturday and Sunday, covering music showcases, debates, orchestras, bands, and religious and cultural segments with show times and network chains. Key entities include Kaltenmeyer, Deaton, WABC, WEAF, WJZ, CBS, NBC, WOC, KMOX, and personalities like Dale Carnegie, Rudy Vallee, Fred Fisher, and Paul cherer. The schedule notes Sunday morning and afternoon lineups with orchestras, choirs, and chamber pieces across multiple cities.
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Kaltenmeyer
NBC
WEAF
Deaton
WJZ
Walbc and Chain
Dale Carnegie
WEAP_ chain
CBS
WOC
Wwcco
Sule
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
Wabc and Chain
Weaf Chain
WCCO
Cincinnati
Opera Association
Wile
Farmer
Blue Barron
Freddie Keartin
WZ Chain
Roser Pryor
U Og—Frencheuener
In Tre Area
CB8
230—Dance Orchestra
Inbc
WJZ Chain
Walbere Brown
Kidoodhra
Wabco and Chain
WEAP
W3sz
Weap Chain
Rangers
Dr. Paul @cherer
Castillans
CBC
Toronto
Marion ‘Talley
Texas Rangers
Wabo and Chain
Oliver Drake
Catholic Hour
NHC
Phil Cook
Pres. Roosevelt
Joan and Kermit
WABC and_chain
Cbb
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Willie
Cupid
England
Germany
Smedley Butler
Liberty
Copyrisht
George Clark
Trareer
Charles Driscoll
Rockefeller Center
Clay Morgan
Waverstraw
Hudson
Madge Jenison
Miss Jenison
Jackson Whites
Ramapo Ridge
Niss Aleithea Garrison
Winfield, Kan
TR Jackson
Empire State Tower
Haiti
Ramapos
Orothy Stone
Fred Stone
Loew's State
Kyle Crichton
Simon Lake
Jules Verne
Astor
John Wunderlich
Chicago, Anamosa and Northern Railroad
Cedar Rapids Commercial Club and Freight Bureau
Charles J. Bell
Sioux City
C. Garnes
Salt Lake City
A. H. Garnes
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Mark VY. Norris
Miles City
Mont
Milwaukee Railroad
Clara Guy
Austin
Minn
Frank Healy
Pau Mallon
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Berle
Leon Henderson
Hopkins
Henderson
Patterson
General Motors Export Corporation
Arnold
Corcoran
Cohen
Frank
Ezekiel
O'Mahoney
King
Fuiay
O’mahoney
Thurman Arnold
Anti-Monopoly Committee
Rep. Sumners
Hatton Sumners
Sumners
Tom Love
White House
Iowan
Education Group
DODGE
Peerless Trio
MBC
WIZ Chain
Dick Ones
WHO. c
NDC
Churen
G. Rabson Oldham
Joseph Fort Newton
Jordan
Chariea Paul
Muate Jheun —Rollini
Bowes Family
Siliver Birines
Southernaires
Meridian Music Inbc
Atuale Nall
Lake City
Charlie Wecarthsspen
Chal Skipovlgena
Bey
Ant Laree
Rerial
Bonee
WJZ -Lewisohn
Manhattan
Winchell
Irene Rich
WIZ_ chain
Phil Spitalny
Norman Gloutier
Grang Central Station
Cua
Univ. of Chicago
NCI
Gaur
Fighter Henderson
Inbc Chain
Blue Ear
Anbey
Hobby L
Dave Ellman
M.0
NBG
Wear
Lon Freece
Orc Estra
Fatchion People's Orchestra
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