Cummings Heads Bank Reopenings
Washington April 8 The treasury completed a program with state authorities to reopen banks Secretary Wood in says. Walter J. Cummings of Chicago named executive assistant in charge of the emergency program handling state bank reopenings. Government aims to speed openings and push the program to the utmost.
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The
Treasury Today
Woodin
Walter J. Cummings
Chicago
Brill Corporation
Easter Bonnets Show Bright Spring Headgear Trends
New York fashion notes describe Easter hats with high hats and quirky brims. Designers favor organdy and satin textures, velvet flowers, and coordinated accessories including gloves and scarves. The high sailor and novelty berets lead a diverse parade of headwear for the season.
Accessories Tie Chic to Many Models in Easter Fashion
The article highlights coordinated accessories for spring outfits. It describes double cuff gauntlets with white stitching, a brown chiffon Easter ensemble with velvet Alpine bouquets and a peaked crown hat, plus a brown horsehair brimmed hat. It notes white pique gloves and a white pique hat with a crisp nurses cap like crown, and contrasts patent leather with white braid for a sharp black and white effect.
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Lily Dace
New York
Notice of New Registration and Polling Places Changes
Notice under Chapter 107 1931 laws announces new registrations for Municipal Primary April 18 1933 and Municipal General May 2 1933 affecting Precincts 11 12 13 31 32 33 34 41 42 43 with detailed boundary descriptions and listing registrars and polling locations by precinct and ward including Main Street Southern Railway corridors and street intersections in the city.
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Southern Railway
Chestnut St
Chestmut St
Meadow St
Jones St
Lindsay St
Parkway
Main
Chestnut St. and
Southern Railroad
Thern
City Limits
Precinct No
Meadow and
Chestnut Sts
Main Street
Farriss Ave
Forrest
Taylor St
Ward St
Belt Line Railway
S. Main St
Belt Line
Duke Power Co
Jordan St
Mill St
Belt Line Railroad
The
Mi! St
Jordan &T
Ward &J
South Main 8&T
Leonard &T
Leonard St
Thissell St
Russelll&t
Russell St
South Main St
East Russell St
Leonard
City
Grace and
Kearns St
Grace St
First Ward
M. Mason
N. Main St
W. FE. Hussey
English St
C. L. Amos Bidg
C. H. Rose
Sunset Drive
R. T. Stone
Nehi Bottling Works
Ward
C. B. Smith
Moffitt
Robertson’s Bakery
Ed Gurley
Io Tons Motor Co
W. Commerce
Willowbrook
G. Brown
Vail St
P. L. Culler
Cloverdale School
T. B. Moore
Hillcrest Cafe Bidg
Vacent Et Arro
Abolish Physical Examination Bill Becomes Law
Raleigh April 8 The bill to abolish mandatory physical exams for marriage licenses is now law after conference committee approval. Prospective grooms must affirm no tuberculosis or venereal disease in two years or show a valid exam. brides face no such requirement. The measure faced strong opposition from a women's lobby and was hotly debated.
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Wilson
Caswell
Senate
Battle of St Mihiel Shelling Sets World War I Record
The Battle of St Mihiel saw the most intense artillery bombardment in history with over one million shells fired in four hours as Allied forces attacked in World War I. The unprecedented barrage marked a turning point in tactical warfare and demonstrated the scale of modern artillery.
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St. Mihiel
Praxiteles Hermes statue in Olympia museum
Ancient sculptor Praxiteles crafted the Hermes statue around 25 B C. The work now resides in the Olympia museum, illustrating classical Greek artistry and religious sculpture.
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Hermes
Olympia
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