Economists diverge on pace of economic recovery
A panel of economists and bankers projects varied timelines for recovery through 1939 with views ranging from a prolonged upswing to ensuing volatility. Analysts cite factors like consumer demand, wage policy, capital goods, and government spending as key influences shaping the outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Corcore
Turneo Neumerines
Alexander Bittelman
Communist Party
New York
Mordecai Haekiel
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Willford J. King
New York University
Yeu David Fies
Washington, D. C
Axx
Walter Liechtenstein
First National Bank
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
EM Lake
Lehigh University
Reaan
Congress
United States Steel Corporation
Marcus Nadler
Institute of International Finance
EB. J. Eberiing
Econ
Vanderbilt University
Tenn
Roy Wenslick
National Association of Real Estate Boards
St Louis
T. Revere
Munds Winslow & Potter
WPA Workers Intimidation Claims Surface In Primary
A committee released an investigator report on a Nye complaint noting minor violations of state law but finding no evidence that federal funds or federal patronage affected the June 28 primary outcome. Senators George and Cocke spar over Georgia NEC actions, while Hopkins cites WPA payroll support for the administration.
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Ths
Nye
George
Erle Cocke
Georgia
National Emergency Council
Sheppard
Senate
Washington
White
R.-Me
Walsh
D.mass
Harrison
D.-Miss
O'Mahoney
D.-Wyo
Wyoming
Plant Jack-in-the-Pulpit Displays Dicarious Sex Traits
The jack in the pulpit plant exhibits dicarious biology with stamens on one plant and pistils on another, indicating separate male and female individuals.
Britain Appeals to Czechs Over Minority Rights Amid Diplomacy
Britain urged Czechoslovakia to address minority issues as the four power diplomacy swirled around the Czechoslovak crisis. France denied new proposals and warned any conference exclude Prague and Soviet Russia. Chamberlain faced opposition lines on Spain non intervention and possible summer concessions to Italy.
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France
Berlin
Andre Francois-Poncet
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Italy
Britain
London
Chamberlain
von Dirksen
Russia
Csechoslovakia
Lin
Praha Wav
Amberlain
House of Commons
Spain
Resistance Halts Insurgents On Multiple Fronts In Spain
From Hendaye France July 23 a Spanish government counter attack slowed the insurgent drive toward Valencia. Government forces recaptured Terezuela near Viver and pushed along the Teruel Sagunto road. In Catalonia a northwest assault near Sort challenged insurgent positions while insurgent reports claimed no change in the lines.
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Hendaye
France
Valencia
Retremadura
Catalonia
Francisco Franco
Teruel-Sagunto
Terezuela
Viver
Zara
Woxa
Teruel
V Province
Catalona
Sort
Barcelona
Mayor orders H M Lilly held for attempted burglary
In Henderson on July 23 Mayor Henry T Powell ordered H M Lilly Jr former WPA district supervisor held for Superior court on charges of attempted burglary from two weeks earlier. Bond was set at 1000 dollars. Lilly allegedly tried to enter the Neese Congregational minister home while Mrs Neese and her brother Herbert Payne were present. Payne fired at the intruder and a man later seen on the premises was chased away. Lilly was arrested nearby while in an automobile.
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Henderson
Henry T. Powell
H. M. Lilly, Jr
WPA
Lilly
J. Everette Neese
Payne
Neese
UNC Ends First Summer School
Examinations for the first term of the University of North Carolina summer session ended in Chapel Hill. About 1 700 students enrolled. 515 remained to register for a second term expected to exceed last year by roughly 40 percent. Regular registration for the second term is set for Monday from 9 to 6 in Byrum gymnasium.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Bybum Gymnasium
Weather Woes Hit Summer Fun Across Coast to Coast
Record rain and damage sweep the nation as a high Atlantic pressure barrier stalls low systems. Forecast calls for another day of showers, while western regions enjoy sun and events. Connecticut reports about 10 600 damage from a flood and tobacco crop losses near 1 000 000 dollars. The state valley flood level reaches 7.3 feet.
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Weather Bureau
St. Swithin’s
Atlantic
Maine
Florida
Chicago
New York Giants
Cubs
Arlington
Yatchamen
Usu
Connpcticut
State Highway Department
Connecticut
Contested Absentee Ballots Hover Over North Carolina Election Fight
In Davidson and Richmond counties heated claims of absentee ballot irregularities trigger reviews and countercharges. Officials condemn forged ballots, affidavits clash over fraud, and lawmakers push for remedies while investigations continue.
Real Estate Leaders to Lead 1938 School Sessions
Five prominent real estate figures will headline the 1938 Real Estate School at the inn of Carolina. Prof. Benjamin Bills of Northwestern University will speak on selling methods and run an open selling problems forum. Other leaders include Henry V. Koonts of High Point, Morten G. Thalhimer of Richmond, Fred I. Chapman of Washington D C, and Robert D. Douglas of Greensboro, with sessions scheduled Tuesday through Thursday and a roundtable on Wednesday night.
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inn of _—_ Carolina
Benjamin Bills
Northwestern University
Henry V. Koonts
High Point
North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards
North Caroline Real Estate Commission
University Extension Division
Morten G. Thalhimer
Richmond
American Institute of Real Estate
Fred I. Chapman
Washington, D. C
American Institute Real Estate Appraisers
Minneapolis
Stina
F. H. A. Review
North Carolina
Chapman
Thalhimer
Robert D. Douglas
Greensboro
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Robert D. Ae
Bingham Ha Realtors
North Carolina Real Estate Commission
Douglas
Morton G. Thalhimer
American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers
Fred L. Aeanan
American Institute
Thathimer
Caneilieg
Benjamin F. Bille
FF. L. Terry
Raleigh
R. P. Booth
Asheville
P. M. Sherrill
Charlotte
Meldon Holmes
H. V. Koonts
North Carolina Association of Real Es- Estate Boards
H. K. Ogbern
Winston-Salem
Dan W. Terry
D. A. Johnson
Durham
G. BE. Phillips
Ed. Mendenhall
W. F. Shaffner, Jr
Hermannh. Davis
Three Day Real Estate Institute Opens At University
The 1988 Real Estate School will run Tuesday to Thursday at the University of North Carolina with sessions led by experts from Greensboro Richmond and Washington. Key talks cover pitfalls in practice appraisal methods and selling techniques with roundtable discussions and demonstrations for prospective real estate professionals.
Davidson County Roads Probe Sparks Offense and Warrant Debate
The row centers on alleged highway robberies in Davidson county. McLendon criticizes local officials for hindering arrests by insisting warrants be sworn out, while Spurill defends Davidson countians. The board presses ahead with affidavits amid claims of political motivation and jurisdiction disputes.
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J. P. Spurill
McLendon
Davidson County
Deane
Lexington
Caudle
Spruill
Davidson
London
C T Crouch Surrenders On Receiving Charge In Theft Case
C T Crouch a Trinity resident and High Point locksmith surrendered at police headquarters after learning of a warrant charging receiving stolen property. He posted 500 bond for court appearance. The warrant accused him of buying 17 cartons of cigarettes stolen from Lambeth Grocery Co. Detectives say Norman Lockamy, arrested for breaking and entering and larceny, sold the cigarettes to Crouch.
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Cc. T. Crouch
Trinity
Locksmith
High Point
Crouch
Lambeth Grocery Company
Mangum Avenue
Norman Lockamy
Tor
State Treasurer to Address Municipal League Convention
The North Carolina League of Municipalities says 71 percent of 1935 laws had local scope and 1937 statewide bills were limited. The convention in Asheville August 4 6 will hear a talk by the state treasurer and Local Government director on home rule and curbing local special legislation. The speech is set for August 6 at 4:45 PM.
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Theodore N. Beckman
Ohio State Unity
Law Dennis
E. A. Pierce & Co
New York
Melvin T. Copeland
Hary University
A. C. Whitacker
Stanford University
W. C. Bober
Johns Manville Corp
North Carolina General Assembly
North Carolina League of Municipalities
General Assembly
League of Municipalities
Asheville
Hoey
Russia Says No Japanese Threat Amid Provocation Talks
Pravda style dispatch argues Japanese militarists push provocations on the Ussuri river while Moscow notes declining war risk. It claims Tokyo should heed Soviet warnings and warns that Japanese forces in Manchukuo face growing pressure as Kwantung troops seek gains in China.
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Jevestia
China
Levestia
Soviet Union
Ussuri
Tokyo
Mancheoukuo
Kwantung Army
Forest Fires Threaten Bevan and Vancouver Island Villages
Villages along Vancouver Island face immediate danger as a long heat wave feeds fast spreading forest fires. Bevan and nearby areas are under threat while railway locals evacuate. More than 1,000 firefighters battle flames as damage tops 500000 dollars with vast timber losses and resort damage.
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Bevan
Vancouver Island
Forbidden Plateau
Leries, Ltd
Douglas Taylor
British Columbia
This Inc
Thes Landing
Ryder Mt. Abernethy
Longview
Wash
Four in every child born in London in a municipal hospital
It is estimated that one quarter of all children are born in London’s municipal hospitals. This statistic highlights the role of city hospitals in childbirth.
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London
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University of Louieville
Sinclair Mass
UNC
County Board of Elections
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Ehringhaus
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Ebringhaus
Richmond County
Union County
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Real Estate Institute
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