Statewide bank plans approved in Raleigh meeting
In Raleigh on April 1 representatives from 22 banks with offices in 50 cities met with State Banking Commissioner Gurney P Hood and approved a plan to establish two statewide banking systems. The proposal seeks legislature aid and outlines capital contributions by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and criteria for bank inclusion and depositor protection. A parallel industrial bank plan is also under consideration.
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Raleigh
Gurney P. Hood
Maryland
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Hood
Respect Yourself and Others With Impeccable Grooming
A guide urges women to maintain perfect undergarments and hosiery, wash and iron lingerie, and keep shoes and gloves in top condition. It promotes dignified posture, graceful walking, and daily self respect to influence how others perceive a well groomed, poised appearance.
Woolens In New Weaves For Style and Service
Study the new materials for spring wear with emphasis on woolen fabrics. Dull-surfaced crepes, shadowed textures, and pastel rabbit hair blends dominate coats and dresses. Emphasizes quality, longevity, and care to ensure garments withstand hard wear and outlast blouses and accessories.
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Julia Blanshard
NBA Service
New York
Rabbit
Walking posture tips for confident, relaxed strolling
The text advises adopting a nonchalant, homeward stride with arms hanging loose to aid circulation and facial appearance. Walk as if you are someone important, avoiding a drab crowd mindset, to improve ease and presence during long walks.
Einstein to renounce German nationality amid Nazi abuse report
Brussels April 1 reports say Albert Einstein plans to give up his German nationality after learning of alleged mistreatment of his married daughter in Germany. Einstein and his wife reside in a quiet villa at Coeur Sur Mer near Ostend. a recent Nazi raid on his German home was noted.
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Brussels
Germany
Albert Einstein
Professor Einstein
Coo Sur Mer
Ostend
Einstein Rejects Return to Germany Under Hitler Regime
Before leaving the United States earlier this month, Dr. Einstein stated he would never set foot in Germany while the Hitler regime ruled. The remark underscores his stance against returning to his homeland amid Nazi rule.
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United States
Einstein
Germany
Hitler
Carloadings Rise for Week Ended March 25
The American Railway Association reports revenue freight loadings at 475,850 cars for the week ending March 25, up 26,138 from the prior week but 85,? under the same week last year. The release notes gains across several lines as rail traffic improves.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Mountain Star Wins Pinehurst Three-Gaited Event
Mountain Star owned and ridden by Miss Elizabeth Adams of High Point won the blue ribbon in the Pinehurst horse show three gaited event. Adams rode Mountain Star Thursday afternoon and also earned points in two other events at the resort competition yesterday.
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Mountain Star
Elizabeth Adams
High Point
Pinehurst
Forest fires erupt across Oregon and Washington in single day
A day of intense wildfire activity sparked over two hundred blazes across Oregon and Washington. Fire officials reported rapid spread in dry conditions as crews battled flames for hours, with evacuations and road closures in several counties.
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Oregon
Washington
Hollywood Styles Brighten With Gay Sweaters and Skirts
Hollywood stars embrace color in sweaters paired with plain skirts. Shirley Grey wears a red white and blue knit with white pelisse skirt. Fay Wray sports a black wool skirt with a bold black design sweater. Frances Dee shows a bright orange sweater with brown skirt. Peggy Hopkins Joyce in pale yellow turtleneck and gray slacks. Lona Andre in white sports suit with yellow sweater.
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NEA
Hollywood
Shirley Grey
Ernest Schoedsack
RKO
Fay Wray
Lona Andre
San Francisco
Sally Bradley Finds Work With James Crompton Shopkeeper
Sally apologizes for breaking a blue bowl. James Crompton forgives her and offers a job. She introduces herself, recalls a past scandal with Hal Pritchard, and accepts a chance to work in Crompton's peaceful, antique shop after noting his loss of wealth and rise from town pillar to shopkeeper.
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Sally
Dr. Norton
Bally
Sally Bradley
James Crompton
Oh-h-h
Watch Out For Hands That Don’t Fit Too Much Reliance on Counting
An analysis from the American Bridge League warns against heavy focus on high card tricks and counting. It discusses a Cleveland Inter-Club Whist League hand where two biddable suits risk misfit, detailing bidding and play to illustrate how to navigate no trump and suit support, including a five diamonds line and cross-ruff strategy.
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Cleveland
South
West
North
East
Declarer
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