Dispersal of Gloom as 1932 Business Upturn Seen
The article notes a cautious optimism as business shows signs of revival in 1932 while politics gain impact. United Press analyst Raymond Clapper tours key centers to assess behavior of business and public mood, asking if the turn is real and lasting and what factors drive it. He warns of risks from material draining, speculative wartime spending, and a divided Congress.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
United Press
Clapper
Congress
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia
Schulte-United
Cure for Baldness Examined by British Pituitary Research
Dr B N Bengtson reports that pituitary extract injections stimulated hair growth in some bald men, especially with glandular deficiency. While promising in select cases, experts caution against broad use and warn charlatans may exploit these findings. Readers are urged the treatment is not yet ready for general trials.
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B. N. Bengston
Wall Street Hopes Rise As Confidence Returns
Raymond Clapper reports from New York that Wall Street mood is improving with signs of a coming turning point. Four factors cited are stable commodity prices, lower production costs, strong banking support, and resumed public confidence. Bank fears fade as depositors hesitate to withdraw and bankers link recovery to Europe and potential war effects in Asia.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
New York
Wall Street
National Credit Corporation
Federal Reserve Board
Comptroller’s Office
Washington
United States
Hoover
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Europe
Manchuria
America
Francis Sisson
Guaranty Trust
Orient
Police Car Patrol Assigned In Youngstown
Dan Popovich and Edwin A. Jones, policemen, were assigned to drive the police radio cruiser about town. Popovich remembered that
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Youngstown, O
Dan Popovich
Edwin A. Jones
Popovich
Popovich and Jones Suspended Over Lodge Meeting
Popovich and Jones faced suspensions after a failed lodge meeting plan. Popovich, a cadet on a year long trial, drove a taxi looking for Jones after Jones slept before the agreed point. Police Captain Dominic Thompson observed the events.
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Jones
Popovich
Dominic Thompson
MARRIAGE TIES PROVE FIRM AFTER 50 YEARS
In Baltimore, Kilchenstein says his 50 year marriage to his wife has remained smooth with no quarrels. He adds they love each other more now than ever before as August 1 approaches.
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Baltimore, Md
Kilchenstein
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