Government reg regulation of state banks urged by ABA leader
Robert M. Hanes of the American Bankers Association warns the federal government may regulate state as well as national banks unless state supervision improves. He calls for ABA backed program to raise stability and uniform methods in state banking. William A. McDonnell defends the dual system amid global ideological clashes. Seventeen states attend the two day regional banking conference in Denver.
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Robert M. Hanes
American Association
Tony
Winston-Salem
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William A. McDonnell
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Marconi’s Wireless Feat Across the Ocean
The tale recounts Marconi’s early wireless experiments on the Isle of Wight and Cornwall. He deployed aerials and a Newfoundland reception station at Signal Hill, sending Morse S dots via kite wire at 400 feet. In December 1901 the transmissions succeeded, proving wireless transatlantic communication.
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Italy
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Newfoundland
Signal Hill
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Uncle Ray
Tonic Promises Health With Red Blood Cell Boost
The ad asserts S.S. TONIC improves low blood count by increasing appetite and aiding digestion while enriching thin blood with more red cells. It claims women testify to benefits and promotes a 20 oz two week treatment from drugstores with no substitutes. It mentions Centless Co. and widespread use.
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Consecration Service at Wesley Memorial Church Tonight
A candlelit consecration service at Wesley Memorial Church begins at 7 30 PM. Rev Cecil Haworth of Central Friends Church will present lantern slides depicting Holy Week scenes to enhance the Last Supper remembrance. A large congregation attends this annual simple worship.
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Cecil Haworth
Central Friends Church
Chinese flee after rumors of Japanese troops landing
Chinese refugees crowded into British Hong Kong amid rumors of a night landing by Japanese troops at Namtau near the Chinese British frontier. Japanese quarters denied knowledge of any landing and officials suggested foraging rather than reoccupation. Formosa hopes for another gold rush.
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Namtau
Deans Speaks on Juvenile Delinquency for Exchange Club
Cameron D. Deans Boys Commissioner of High Point was principal speaker at the Exchange Club meeting held at the Sheraton Hotel. He discussed juvenile delinquency with focus on economic conditions and the home as key factors.
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Sheraton Hotel
Cameron D. Deans
High Point
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Tom Heath
Mr. Deans
Eight Die In Blast At Mossfield Colliery
Eight men died and four were injured in an explosion and fire at Mossfield Colliery in Longton Stoke on Trent. The disaster shocked local miners and prompted emergency response from the surrounding area.
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Stoke - On - Trent
England
Mossfield
Nazi fliers saved by Dutch fishermen off Ijmuiden
Four German airmen shot down in the North Sea were rescued from a floating Heinkel by a Netherlands fishing trawler about 130 miles off-shore and taken to Ijmuiden. One flier had a knee wound and another a broken leg. DNB reported one raiding plane did not return.
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Vandenberg Invited to Speak to North Carolina Young Republicans
Senator Arthur H. Vanden Berg of Michigan will be invited to address the North Carolina Young Republicans in Raleigh on a date between May 15 and June 15. Officers decided to establish state headquarters in Greensboro and to invite Vanden Berg this week.
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Arthur H. Vandenberg
R-Mich
North Carolina
Raleigh
Young Republicans
Garden Cities plan urged by English association secretary
Wall towns along the medie val lines enclosing open spaces and open country are urged by F. J. Osborn, secretary of the Garden Cities and Town Planning Association of England.
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F. J. Osborn
Garden Cities and Town Planning Association of England
Soviet Demands Extended on Finland Said by Stockholm Paper
Reuters reports a Stockholm paper said Soviet Russia widened territorial claims on Finland beyond Finland’s estimates. The Finnish Russian peace pact of March 12 created a commission to describe the frontier, but the dispatch quotes Russia seeking a much farther western line.
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