Reserve rules tightened to head off credit boom
The Federal Reserve Board raised reserve requirements by 50 percent effective Aug. 15 to curb possible injurious credit expansion. Changes cover demand, reserve, and time deposits across central and country banks, reducing excess reserves from about 3 billion to 1.9 billion.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Marriner S. Eccles
Eccles
New York
Chicago
Federal Open Market Committee
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve Banks
Crossword Clue Puzzle Pieces and Answers
Horizontal clues list monarch boundary orchid tubers golf device ulcer domestic slave Upon pal form of a speech groan sloth musical note body of knights within skirt edges to affirm like native metal cravats chaos behold iniquities student at West Point food european ruler answer to previous puzzle containers 42 rootstock data to talk wildly 46 root edge prophet head of the church one time elk his country he still plays vertical wrath northeast microbe indian south america or rs onager movers truck rubber tree southeast capital of his country his country has many are as his country is part of the scandinavian persian ruler dogwheels breakwater asiatic jester eras roman emperor class of birds prong rescued cavern part of be to accomplish eagle s claw sleeveless cloak short nail unless a line half an em age postscript preposition myself corpse
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West Point
Rootstock
Data
Prophet
Head of the Catholic Church
Elk
Alvin Leevan Dies at 62 Noted Bridge Engineer
Alvin Leevan 62 a leading bridge engineer and city building superintendent of Santa Monica since 1932 died of a heart attack in a Santa Monica theater He moved to California in 1923 and designed many bridges including Yellowstone National Park Des Moines Rochester MN and Rockford NL He was a University of Iowa graduate and a native of Iowa He died Monday night.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Alvin Leevan
California
Leevan
University of Iowa
Yellowstone National Park
Des Moines
Rochester
Minn
Rockford
Oklahoma City Professor Resigns to Join Cornell College
Dr. Frank Gary Brooks an Oklahoma City University biology faculty member for seventeen years resigned to accept a professorship at Cornell College Mount Vernon Iowa. His wife also resigned an English assistant professorship and the couple planned to move within two weeks.
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Oklahoma City
Frank Gary Brooks
Oklahoma City University
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Indictment of 21 in Chicago stock swindle scheme
A federal grand jury in Gainesville Ga indicted 21 individuals and five corporations on seven counts each for misrepresentation and mail fraud in a year long probe into a large stock swindling operation centered in Chicago. Named defendants include Kopald Quinn and company McCormick and company and numerous Chicago based individuals.
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Washington
Gainesville
John J. Burns
The
Securities Commission
Burns
Lawrence S. Camp
United States
Atlanta
Chicago
Department of Justice
Kopald Quinn and Company
McCormick and Company
Robert Barr and Company
E. Gould and Company
Frank Munch and Company
Illinois
Joseph R. Mendelson
Leonard I. Sutterman
Joseph N. Sherman
Cincinnati
New York
Henry Bernstein
M. Lewis Ehrenberg
Henry H. Kopald
Minneapolis
M. Frank McCormick
Samuel Philipson
B. J. Gould
Samuel Genis
Benjamin C. Waller
Robert Belmont
Harry K. Newberger
A. L. Novak
Maurice L. Chyenkus
Max Oxman
Detroit
Canada
Samuel Sherman
Meyer Wolfson
Frank Berger
Joseph Ricebaum
Albert Trause
Former Local Man Die From Heat Wave Ruled Victim
W. H. Conant 72 died in Quincy Illinois after suffering in a heat wave. He was department manager for Kale Stock Remedy and a former Iowa Minnesota newspaper man. Survived by Sofia widow two daughters Bernice and Mrs Helm two sons Theodore and Walter. He lived in Cedar Rapids after retiring in 1935 and earlier edited the Iowa City Republican around 1900.
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Quincy, Ill
W. H. Conant
Kale Stock Remedy Company
Iowa
Minnesota
Conant
Sofia
Bernice
Quincy
Carl] Helm
Iowa City
Theodore
St. Paul
Walter
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City Republican
Minneapolis Tribune
Davenport Democrat
Open County Road Job Bids On July 30
The Linn county board of supervisors set July 30 at 10 a.m. for opening bids on four road grading jobs in the three year road program. Each project includes installation of cross road and driveway culvert pipe. The sites cover Maine township 1.3 miles Monroe 1.27 miles Clinton 0.66 miles and Franklin 0.64 miles.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Maine Township
Monroe Township
Clinton Township
Franklin Township
Radio Schedule Dense With Orchestras and Singers Across Networks
A long daily guide lists programs and performers by time across CBS NBC and other networks. It includes orchestras led by Carl Hoff Andre Kostelanetz Jan Garber Benny Goodman and Don Bestor plus stars like Betty and Bob and Betty Carter in various hour blocks throughout morning afternoon and evening.
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Cavalcade of America
CBS
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
Willie
Eugene Howard
NBC
WJZ Chain
Emily
WEAF
WLW
Monroe
Warneinsorch
Serre
Allen
Chicago Symphony Orch
Col. Stoopnasie and Budd
Weaf Wow
Andre Kostelanetz
Orch
WGST
WOC
WCCO
Carl Hoff Orch
Wow Chain
Jony Coburn Orch
Weaf Chain
Joe Reichman Orch
WACO
WCC
Don_ Bestor orch
Waco Kmox
George Givot
Radio Circus
WBB
Senaeraon Orch
Jan Garber Orch
KMO
Shansor
Renee Busse Orch
Bernié Cu
Wwoc
AAA May Pay Drought Farmers This Fall
A plan discussed by inter-departmental AAA relief committee may advance soil conservation payments to drought counties during the early fall. Payments average $10 per acre for shifting to soil conserving crops, with 50 percent government cost sharing. major benefits could total $150 for 15 percent base acreage in western grain lands, rising to $350 per 100 acres in cotton areas.
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Washington
AAA
Inter-Departmental
Roosevelt
Chester C. Davis
Howard O. Tolley
Georgia
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Jail Term Given In Garage Break in Case
Norbert Nejdl 34 of Cedar Rapids was sentenced to one year in county jail for breaking and entering a garage owned by John Prusek on Sixteenth avenue SE. He pled guilty after withdrawing a not guilty plea on April 28 and may be released after ninety days for good behavior, effective April 27.
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Norbert Nejdl
Cedar Rapids
John Prusek
Sixteenth Avenue SE
H. C. Ring
Nejdl
Alice Longworth Urges September Nomination Conventions
The letter argues for moving nominating conventions from June to September to shorten the preconvention fight and avoid a drawn summer. It notes risks of delaying until after the election and potential benefits for a sitting president seeking a second term, proposing a six to eight week intensive campaign.
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Alice Longworth
Iowa Shifting Back To G O P Column Says Dan Turner
In Topeka Kansas ins dispatch Dan Turner former Iowa governor declares Iowa is moving back to the Republican column following a conference with the GOP presidential nominee. He cites Governor Landon and the farm belt support and praises the platform and candidate as meeting midwest problems and keeping promises.
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Topeka
Kan
INS
Alfred M. Landon
Iowa
G.O.P
Dan W. Turner
Turner
London
Midwest
Cargins Ordered to Vacate Roadside Camp
R M DeCastello and Anna DeCastello obtained a temporary injunction from July 10 restraining F D Cargin and Hazel B Cargin from camping or trespassing at a roadside tourist camp five miles east of Cedar Rapids on highway No 30. At district court Tuesday the Cargins agreed to move by Saturday or face contempt penalties for failure.
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R. M. DeCastello
Anna M. DeCastello
F. D. Cargin
Hazel B. Cargin
Cargins
H. C. Ring
Cedar Rapids
Ring
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Wjztes Vincent
Betty and
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Alden’ Edkins
Weaf van Worn Oe de Leath
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Finchville
Uldluill
Ralph Kirbery
Dr Create Singer
Nese Mae Maker
David Harum
Wabc Chain
Dan Harding
Summer Saythe
Wwccco Kmox
Mary Dietrich
Cadets
Farm and Home Hour
Wiz Chain
Ee Beecher Orch
Weaf Cha Academy of Medicine
Doris Kerr
Ee Goldbergs
Sette Deis
Ae Music Guild
Wiz Music In
Pepper Young
Madge Mariey
Carl Landt
South Sea Islanders
WJZ
Benny Venuta
Soprano
Au Aces
Andy
Rea’ Nichols Orch
Sum and
Abner
Kate Smith
Joe Leafer
Portland Symphony Orch
Wabc Kmox
Wcoco
Vallee Orch
Roy Shield
Tisee Morgan Orch
Wiz Ain
Vincent Lopez Orch
Donahue Orch
WJZ N
Cummins Orch
Benny Goodman Orch
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Shandor
Ase Busse Orch
Jimmy Lunceford Orch
Charles Bernat
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Woo Kmox
Dan Turner
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