Free Banking System Urged By Economist Cadman
Dr. Paul F. Cadman of the American Bankers Association told North Carolina bankers at Pinehurst that a free banking system lies at the heart of free enterprise and warned against government control over economic life. He argued government dominance of the Fed and deposits, and questioned when control becomes tyranny, noting the value of independence in business and politics. Cadman traced conditions since 1890, recalled Ponzi rhetoric as a caution, and urged prudent debt management after the 1929 collapse.
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Pinehurst
Paul F. Cadman
New York
American Bankers Association
North Carolina
Federal Reserve System
Treasury
Cadman
Ponzi
Boston
Dutch Envoy Loudon Takes Charge of Netherlands Interests
Alexander Loudon 48 serves as Netherlands minister to the United States and will oversee all Dutch interests outside Holland as the country enters war. He prefers anonymity and calm, keeping a low profile while his wife Beatrice Candler Cobb, a New Yorker, shares a home in the United States. Loudon values New England as America's soul and plans to stay busy guiding Holland through invasion jitters.
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Washington
Netherlands
Holland
Alexander Loudon
United States
Loudon
Schultz
Beatrice Candler Cobb
England
Madame Loudon
Cape Cod
Grand Canyon
America
New England
Britain Seeks Unity as Parliament Recalled Amid War Crisis
Reports say Labor Party moves toward joining a Chamberlain government while War Cabinet meetings and a King George VI audience are planned. Parliament could reconvene soon as Home Security tightens civilian defense, holiday travel is restricted, and Iceland is occupied by British forces pending hostilities.
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Labor Party
Chamberlain
George VI
Ministry of Home Security
Whitsunday
Foreign Office
Iceland
Denmark
North Atlantic
Columbia Broadcasting System
England
Ireland
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Bournemouth
Herbert Morrison
M. P
London Country Council
Music Festival guest violinist from Winston-Salem Teach ers College at William Penn High
Thomas Page, a promising violinist, will guest solo at the third annual Music Festival at William Penn High School Sunday at 4 PM. The event, directed by Mrs. G. W. Yokely, features ensembles from three colored schools and outside talent.
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Thomas Page
Winston-Salem Teachers College
William Penn High School
Page
G. W. Yokely
High Point
Elks Ball Bay
Furniture City Lodge of Elks
Kilby Arcade
Hartley Toots
Cincinnati (Ohio
Cotton Club
Margaret Smith
Hoover Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Thelma Ray Coles
Fairview Street
New York City
O. E. Davis
M. B. Davis
Girl Scout Troops 13
C. R. DeBerry
William Penn
Harry Lee
Blab
Wiliam Penn
Pen
Harry
Helen Boulware
Ivey Bates
Helen Powell
Phillip Moore
Curtis Quick
Bankers Convention Speaker Critiques Government Policy
Cadman condemned monetary folly at the closing session while urging liquidation reforms. Ben R. Roberts of Durham became president, succeeding W. H. Woolard of Greenville. A. L. M. Wiggins of Hartsville, D. C., chaired ABA legislative council and spoke on Federal Legislation.
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Cadman
Ben R. Roberts
Durham
W. H. Woolard
Greenville
A. L. M. Wiggins
Hartsville, D. C
The
American Bankers Association
Ray Street Orchestra to give mothers day concert
Ray Street Orchestra will present a public concert Sunday at 3 pm in the Ray Street School auditorium honoring mothers. The 25 member elementary group is directed by Miss Virginia Frank and no admission is charged.
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Ray Street School
Virginia Frank
Winn elected Thalean Society head at High Point College
Boyce Winn of Spindale was elected president of the Thalean Literary Society at High Point College, succeeding P. H. Scarboro of Concord. Joe May of Thomasville becomes vice president, with Albert Earle of Mountain Lakes New Jersey as secretary and Bernard Hurley of Red Springs as treasurer for the list semester.
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Boyce Winn
Spindale
Thalean Literary Society
High Point College
P. H. Scarboro
Concord
Joe May
Thomasville
Winn
Albert Earle
Mountain Lakes
N. J
Bernard Hurley
Red Springs
Beal
John Brophy to Speak at Carolinas Virginia Workers Confab
John Brophy director of Industrial Unions for the CIO Washington will headline the Carolinas Virginia Workers Education Conference in the T W A A Hall 81114 South Main Street starting Saturday at noon. About 150 delegates from North and South Carolina and Virginia are expected with other speakers from Amalgamated Clothing Workers and the Federal Council of Churches.
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John Brophy
CIO
Washington
T. W. A. A. Hall
South Main Street
Pauline Galloway
Greensboro
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Carolinas
Virginia
Southern Summer School For
Highlander Folk School of
Tennessee
Workers Education Committee
Bernard Borah
Atlanta
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
James Myers
Federal Council of Churches
Mr. Borah
Joel Leighton
North Carolina
Pioneer Youth
Zilphia Horton
Highlander Folk School
Don McKee
Spartanburg
D. C
Carl G. Thompson
Southern Summer School
Henry I. Adams
Charlotte
Textile Workers Union of America
E. L. Sandefur
Wintson-Salem
Louise Leonard McLaren
Southern Summe School For Workers
Asheville
C. W. Dannenberg
High Point
L. 8. Ross
Southern
United Furniture Workers
Cedric Stallings
Durham
American Federation of Hosiery Worers
Alton Lawence
Southern Representative
Labor
Myers
Misnomer Little family grows to nine in International Falls
Archie Little, city dog catcher and breadwinner for a lumber firm, adds twins to his nine member household. He quips that “every little helps” as he manages a busy life in International Falls Minnesota and keeps a large brood fed.
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BIG Little Family
International Falls
Minn
Archie Little
Little
Invasion unfolds as Europe braces for major war
Reports from Paris describe a German invasion across the Low Countries as Britain and France mobilize. Belgian and Luxembourg notes appeal for aid while King Leopold directs Belgian forces away from Brussels to limit bombing risk.
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France
Europe
Germany
London
Paris
Low Countries
Holland
Brussels
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Leopold
Belgium
Leopold III
Bern
Switzerland
Courrendlin
Paul Reynaud
Hospital Wedding Sparks Hasty Ceremonial Union
Ruth Gow 27 invited General Hospital staff to her wedding in the hospital auditorium. With little time before the ceremony she and Donald Tindall fled in an ambulance to Gow’s home and wed. She said large weddings are too stressful after operations. In Fargo Martha May Rude wins citizenship after declining the arms pledge, saying she would nurse or drive but not carry a weapon.
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Kansas City
Ruth Gow
A (General) Hospital
Donald Tindall
Fargo
N. D
M. J. Englert
Martha May Rude
Woman attack with hatchet ends in hospital
Mrs. W. H. Pattison swung a hatchet at a chicken for dinner, injuring her arm and lacerating an artery. The bird escaped, and she sought medical care at a Wichita hospital.
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Wichita
Kas
W. H. Pattison
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Uraed
Gerry Dick
NEA
Mrs. Loudon
RAY Street Orchestra
Oxford
Merit Shoe Company
South Main St
High Point, WN. C
Thalean Society
aAlfred M. Vida
City of New York
Africa
New York Zoological Garden
Vida
Havas
War Department
Foreign Ministry
Lyon
Nancymar
Pontoise
Luxeuil
Parisia
Reynaud
Ribbentrop
Halla
Kul
Mazar-i-Shafir
Afgh Turkestan
Jowney
IPANA
Whitman
Hollingsworth
Martha
Lord Baltimore
Pt. Milk of
Witch Hazel
Chlorox
Price
EPSOM
Mennen
Mead
Pablum
Yanals
Ol Schatan
Jenals
Hind
Gracie Allen
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