Resignation of Chicago Uni President Tests Wall Street Rules
The SEC pressed for action after Robert Hutchins quit the NYSE Board amid revelations that Morgan partners Thomas Lamont and E H Simmons knew of Richard Whitney’s troubles before public notice. The NYSE board took no action, prompting questions whether rules apply to big players. Whitney was expelled, jailed, and his firm broken up. The SEC argues enforcement must reach higher-ups.
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Robert H. Hutchens
Chicago University
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Securities Exchange Commission
Hutchins
S.E.C
Board of Governors
Whitney
Exchange
SE. C
Thomas Lamont
Morgan
BE. H. Simmons
Board and Business Conduct Committee
Lamont
Mr. Simmons
E.C
Wall Street
S. EB
NEA Service, Inc
May 1938 In World Affairs and U S Politics
A survey of May 1938 highlights from global and American politics. F D R activities, CIO candidate Kenedy, Hamilton's anti New Deal stance, Ethiopian cession to Italy, Rome alliance signals, and European tensions amid possible war. Mexican and Brazilian leadership maneuvers, U S towns blackout, arts prizes, weddings, and notable public events. Also: stock exchange chair, accidents, and racing speeds.
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Page «Fiator
CIO
Thomas Kenedy
Pepper
Pennsylvania
G.O.P
Hamilton
New Deal
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Italy
der Fuehrer
Ill Duce
Rome
Arthur Guilerman
Europe
Hitler
Mexico
Lazaro Cardenas
Saturnino Cedilla
Britain
Brazil
Gentulio Vargas
U. S
Farmingdale
L. I
Our Town
Norman Thomas
Hogue
Jersey City
Love
May
Ickes
Jane Dahlman
Ireland
Yehudi Menuhin
Hephzibah
Yaltah
William McChesney Martin, Jr
N. ¥. Stock Exchange
Henry Ford
Viscount Nuffield
Tony Galerio
Sally Rand
Harvard
Helaine Dolan
Chicago
Atlanta
California
Cleveland
Floyd Roberts
Earl Ortman
Oakland
Califair
Advises Fossil Hunters to Look in Own Yards
Ohio fossil hunters are urged by Dr Walter H. Bucher of the University of Cincinnati to search their back yards. He says this region is rich in fossils and many relics dating back hundreds of years can be found without leaving home.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Walter TH. Bucher
University of Cincinnati
Bucher
Rudy Vallee
Charles Grapewin
Merto
W. C. Fields
Charlie McCarthy
Hollywood Short Takes on Marryings and Mirthful Stars
Paul Harrison reports from Hollywood on marriage jibes and career gambits. Marlin Greene jokes about divorce as Spencer Tracy asks Robert Donat to stay in London. Dietrich may resume under Capra with Broadway as a possibility. Grace Moore shifts to opera in France, Corrigan trims his hair himself, and studio turmoil grows with multiple adaptations and budget boosts.
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Hollywood
Marlin Greene
Spencer Tracy
Robert Donat
Frank Capra
Grace Moore
France
Douglas Corrigan
RKO
Adolphe Menjou
Hell's Kitchen
Ben
Paprika
Praneiska
Mike Curtiz
20Th Fox
Shirley Temple
Alice Faye
Three Musketeers
Ritz Brothers
Mussolini
Frankenstein
Boris Karloff
Bela Lugosi
Karloff
Fox
Lillian Russell
Dorothy Lamour
Jon Hall
Samuel Goldwyn
Elizabeth Whitney
Ann Sheridan
Dodge City
Warners
Jimmy Cagney
Frankie Burke
Chicago Policemen Turn Bronco-Busters
Chicago police chase steer with radio controlled squad cars on Western avenue. Officer Albert Ledden lassos the steer but the lariat breaks. the animal ties to a fire hydrant with tire chains. Sid Luckman named greatest Columbia football player by varsity. The Roman Empire improved its official postal system to high efficiency.
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Chicago
Albert Ledden
Western Avenue
Ledden
Tuckman
New York
Columbia
Sid Luckman
Roman Empire
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John T. Flynn
SEC
Flynn
JACKS
Merry Christmas
City Bakery
Blue Ribbon Bread
Hope, Ark
You
Rod Griffin
Perry Moses
Lester Fluckabee
Feeders Supply Co
The
Hope Star
Paul Harrison
Corrigan
HOPE
Hope Ark
Best
Duggar
Southwestern Bell Telephone CO
Hall Bros
Kates
Herboise Miller
Kathleen England Carmen Cumbie Vanceil Pritchett
Myrtice Spears
Marjorie Smith
Mattie Wray
Florence Wingfield
Sara Ann Holland
Kate Holland
Hope Furniture Company
Herndon-Cornelius
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