Financial market mood and policy expectations weigh on investors
The article discusses April 1930s fiscal policy signals and market sentiment. It notes hopes for regulatory action from the Federal Reserve and the New Deal era reforms, amid fears of gold price changes and European disruption. It describes a rare corrective move, low trading volume, and restrained speculation, highlighting lessons about margins, bank influence, and public confidence.
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Wall
Regulas Sveuste
Patstrom
Roosevelt
Treasury
Europe
Publicity matter stirs debate over salary disclosure repeal
Representative Daughton introduces a bill to repeal existing DIW provisions requiring the treasury to publish salary payments above 15000 a year. Speaker Bankhead shows strong support while La Follette opposition lingers. The discussion touches on the green sheet privacy and potential misuse of salary lists for ventures selling sensitive income data.
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Daughton
House
Ways and Means Committee
Diw
Treasury
Bankhead
Naty
Wisconsin la Follette
Dong Ae
Baltimaore
Bible thought and inheritance in Beery man passage
Fragmentary theological note discusses inherited tribes and wealth for children, urging governance, virtue, and training. Mentions Provident care for heirs and moral improvement, with unresolved phrasing and biblical imagery.
Crackers and Traders Face Turbulent Market Scene
A bustling episode unfolds as buyers and sellers clash with shifting prices and uncertain demand. Traders scramble for supply while financiers weigh risks, causing notable volatility across key commodities and regional markets.
Retailing Dean Urges Women See Retailing As Career
New York University School of Retailing Dean Brisco spoke at Mood College about retailing as a field for college women. He noted significant attitude changes over ten years and that women are entering business successfully. Brisco outlined the ideal traits needed and discussed rewards, career fit, and personal suitability, with afternoon interviews with interested students.
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Norris Brisen
New York University School of Retailing
Mood College
Brisco
Afternon
Price
Peronal
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Item
Local items from The News April 20 1887 recount a bull goring rescue near Lewistown and a Jefferson County census showing 259 population with 94 women 8 men 4 boys 34 girls 18 widows 10 widowers. A cigar factory is noted as the biggest enterprise. The two story brick house once owned by Mrs Ann Engelbrecht on North Macket street sold by executor George W Cramer to Old Mutual Insurance Company for ST AON.
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Gustavus W. Shafer
Lewistown
Chas
Snook
Jefferson
Ann MS Engelbrecht
Macket Street
George W. Cramer
Old Mutual Insurance Company
ST Aon
Local Homs Report on Assignments and Civic Notes Apr
Frederick Imman announced joining the Committee of the House and discussed Civil War claims. David J. Lewis, Imman's predecessor, pursued the claim with a long and successful effort. Police salaries are debated. aldermen raised officers pay from 60 to 82. The Frederick County Chapter of the American Red Cross was outlined by James Henry Stockbridge. Clark Worthington, brother of Judge Glenn Worthington, married Rose Harrison of Staunton. Overser redesign referenced at the Bennewick Reformed Church orphan home event.
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Frederick Imman
David J. Lewis
Zihlinan
Frederick
Charles H. Lewis
Frederick County
Jade Henry Stockbridge
Seminary Hall
Fatty
Clark Worthington
Judes Glenn
Worthington
Omarried
Staunton Veo
Mis
Mind Your Manners in Club Program Planning
Questioned etiquette in performance programs. Should accompanists precede or follow main performers, and who decides order. Discuss morning dress versus evening attire for female performers and how to handle inclusion of both amateur and professional artists in charity shows. Consider consultation, propriety, and standards set by the organization and NEA guidelines.
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Sharett Te Chuaenmi
Progra Pravicey
Orie Porter
Artegs
Yau
Ehair
Dana Tear
Amd
Mandy
Surprise Party for Mrs Ausherman Marks 71st Birthday
A delightfully unexpected birthday party was held Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Alice Ausherman in Barbers, honoring her 71st birthday. Attendees included numerous Ausherman and Sowers family members and friends such as Mr and Mrs Alonza Gayltor, Mr and Mrs John Miller, Miss Lydia Ausherman, and Miss Blanche Ausherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Austman
Birt
Ausherman
Alonza Gayltor
Alonza Ausherman
Maviel
Otto Ausherman
Harry Sowers
John Miller
John Ausherman
Jasper Younkins
Frank Smith
James Stull
Lydia Ausherman
Fransces Sowers
Blanche Ausherman
Ruth Sowers
Tilda Ausherman
Joan Miller
Alice Ausherman
Betty Miller
Harold Fink
Cletus Fink
Ralph Ausherman
Edward Fink
Gleny Sasers
Genie Ausherman
William Sowers
Bonnie
Film screening in Brodbeck hall on Wednesday evening
A new talking picture Behind the Shadows will be shown in Brodbeck hall at 8 o'clock Wednesday. The National Tuberculosis Association released the film and Dr EC Kefauver Frederick County Health Officer and Dr A Austin Pearce organized the showing to raise awareness of tuberculosis.
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Brodbeck Hall
National Tuberculosis Association
EC. Kefauver
Frederick County
A. Austin Pearce
Elected District President Named for Par ent-Teachers' Assoc
Mrs. Ernest A. Peacock of Tipefanville Tet formerly of Frederick has been elected president of the Thirteenth District P T A covering seven Western counties of Tennessee. Mrs. Peacock was Miss Blanche Gittinger daughter of Mr and Mrs George M Gittinger of his city.
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Ernest A. Peacock
Tipe Fanville
Tet
Frederick
Parent-Teachers’ Association
MB seVen Western
Unionville Woman's Club Met In April Meeting At Hall
The Unionville Woman's Club met Tuesday April 13 in the hall with twelve members and several visitors. Mrs Steching Gruman led introductions and there was singing conducted by Mrs Theodore Miurti. Poems were read by several members and a talk on arranging seers' was given. Plans were made to hold the next meeting April 27 at Irving Jay's home and a bus trip was to be decided then.
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Unionville Club
Unionville Woman's Club
Steching Gruman
Theodore Miurti
Charles Ron
Miys
Dorsey Gaither
Moss Paulee Biddinger
Floreence Williams
Irving Jay
Daisy Saste
Jay
Mera
Gaither
Emmitsburg
America
Maxwell
Frank Campbell
He Batero
A. Jones
Orndorff
Queen Esther Class Meeting in Lewistown
The Queen Esther Class of the Methodist Protestant Sunday school in Lewistown met at Miss Michael's home with 11 members and 6 visitors. Mrs. Dorothy Stull presided. An auction fundraiser was held with a seed packet guessing contest and a bean count jar. Prizes went to Charles Stull Jr and Mrs Charles Putman. May meeting set for Mrs Luther Martin's home.
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Methodist Protestant Sunday School
Lewistown
Missichael
Dorothy Stull
Jesus
Nevin Stull
Charles Stull, Jr
Charles Putman
Alton Powell
Luther Martin
Engineers to Meet at Maryland-Delaware Water Association
The eleventh annual Maryland-Delaware Water and Sewerage Association meeting will discuss air conditioning for public water supplies plant life control in streams and filtration plants and other engineering problems. It will be held May 6 and 7 in Wilmington Del with James V Cannon of Hagerstown as president.
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Maryland-Delaware Water and Sewerage Association
Wilmington
Del
Frederick
James V. Cannon
Hagerstown
Today in History and Birthdays Almanac
Today in history lists anniversaries of Solomon Fosmith Sol Smith St. Louis born in Norwich New York died 1869 Alfred Colquitt Dinah Craik Dred Scott and other figures including John A Fordyce and Thaddeus Lowe. Also notes birthdays of Tarek Tenosak Joy Loren Abraham Epstein Qin Davies Adolf Hitler and a horoscope advising independence and cautious appreciation.
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Din Ireland
York
Taya
Louis Mann
New York
Todis
Tarek Tenosak
Beverly Hills
Cal
Bureharil Nebr
Joy FE Loren
Time Atheazine
Life
Boston
Abraham Epstein
American Association For Social Security
Russia
Qin Il Davies
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Austria
Lup's Stuff the Bills
A humorous dramatic note on monthly bills and money, expressing playful admiration for the thrill of spending and the regular arrival of bills. It reflects a personal, voice with eccentric phrasing and a satirical tone about finances.
Best ways to ward off bronchial infections
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how mucous membranes in the respiratory tract resist infection. He notes that hygiene, diet, and avoiding excess alcohol and tobacco strengthen defenses, while cold, fatigue, and malnutrition weaken them. Acute bronchitis commonly affects adults and children, often from colds or related illnesses, and treatment includes rest, restfulness, nasal bed rest, warmed rooms, sedatives, cough remedies, and steam inhalations.
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Tunis
Fragmented Bitter Quotations From Obscure Letters
A garbled OCR chunk presents a collage of stray quotes and attributions. Names include Frank Sikora and Br. C C Adams, with mentions of a penny savings, mortgage payments, and museum directors. The text blends political opinions, consumer tips, and stray phrases with no coherent narrative or clear news event.
Paris Theater Scene and Film Taste Across Oceans
Paris hosts two dozen legitimate theaters with French and English offerings while Broadway access grows via brokers. American films dominate, with Dietrich and Boyer drawing crowds. Josephine Baker returns to Folies Bergere as Paris renews ties to Harlem nightlife.
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PEBR
Enorme
Victoria Regina
Paria
Merth
Paris
New York
London
Durbin
Marlene
Dietrich
Charlee Boyer
Garden of Allah
Dieteteh
Tallywood
Mickey Mouse
Champs Elysees dl
American City by Bruce Catton review
Emil Ludwig wrote a river life story. Charles Taft Walker follows with American City a city life story. The book argues Minneapolis is not typical and uses its unfolding struggles to mirror America. It surveys labor unrest, canal loss, trade shifts, and the labor battles of the era. It aims to explain current American events through city dynamics.
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Emil Ludwig
Charles Toimfard Walker
Mr. Ludwig
Mr. Walker
Walker
Moncheonne
Minneapolis
Ata
Krow
Mingoapoas
America
Parma
Panonie
Moset
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