Banks urge curbs and modernization at South Dakota meet
South Dakota bankers at Mitchell scaled back funding for rewards on bank bandit captures, urged broader state policing, and backed measures to cut daytime cash exposure by 75 percent. They urged regional clearing houses, reduced time deposit rates, revised 1924 service charges, and fewer postal savings advantages. They also opposed a Senate tax bill favoring some lenders and called for repeal of the bank check tax and restored depositor-bank relations.
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South Dakota
State Banking Department
Association
Congress
Senate
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Public affairs institute of WABC CBS expands to world wide scope with an international advisor board spanning 16 countries including the United States to coordinate broadcasts of national and international figures. Tonight's schedule includes WEAF NBC programs and various musical and educational features across stations.
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Stockholm police favor sabre over club in near hours rule
Stockholm police officers now favor sabres over clubs for near hours. Previously the words were regulation equipment only during late afternoon and at night.
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Stockholm
Huey Long Emerges as Quiet Senate Power
The article notes Huey Long growing as an undercover force in the Senate, using threats and encouragement to influence administration and leaders. It describes him as the New Song, with no clear public speeches but a clear strategic impact on Louisiana politics.
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Senate
Huey
Augustana Honor Students and Huey Long in Limbo
The piece recalls faded promises to begin next week, Huey Long’s deal with Senator Vandenberg over a Glass bank bill and the Vandenberg amendment. It notes White House appointment hopes, Indiana deputy marshal waits, possible Vandenberg opponents, White House callers, and Treasury praise for Sprague.
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Michigan
Gov. Comstock
Frank Murphy
Hart
Ben Smith
Tom Bragg
Bill Danforth
Wall
California
Sprague
Treasury Department
Woodin
Secretary of Treasury
INDUSTRY CONTROL FALTERS AS BUSINESSMEN BALANCE AUTHORITY
In New York analysts note a push by many industries to organize trade associations to cooperate with government industrial controls while fearing loss of freedom. Debate centers on a longer term shift from emergency measures, with leaders like General Johnson seen as likely to favor a temporary approach. Baruch’s clout is questioned as his White House access persists without major wins. Prices rise unevenly since April, with hides up 75 percent hogs 43 percent tin 41 percent scrap 26 percent and cotton and wheat showing modest gains of 19 and 13 percent.
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Hugh Johnson
DONT TRIFLE WITH COMMON CONSTIPATION
An advertisement urges relief from constipation with Kellogg's Ar-BRAN cereal. It highlights bulk and iron content, claims Bran softens waste and aids digestion, and recommends two tablespoonfuls daily, optional doctor consult for persistent cases, and purchasing red-and-green Kellogg packaging.
Economic and political tensions in 1930s Europe rise
The piece notes farm price gains slowing versus other prices, Germany's secret push to restore normality, and rising Nazi influence. It mentions increased expenditures, shrinking revenues, and doubt about the Hitler regime’s foreign policy success. It also covers figures like Hugenberg and von Papen, and touches on Nazi social controls and kosher dining aboard Hamburg America lines.
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