Tighter Stock Margin Calls Urged By Eccles
Washington hearing features former Fed chair Eccles warning of real danger to the economy from stock and housing booms. He urged promptly raising margin requirements to 75 percent, possibly to 100 percent if stocks keep rising, noting they were never meant to fall to 60 percent.
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Marriner
Feecles
Federal Reserve Board
Eccles
Salt Lake City
Senate Banking Committee
John J. McCloy
Chase National Bank
McCloy
New York Exchange
Fulbright
Senate
Department of Commerce
U.S
New York Stock Stock Exchange
United States
Treasury Seeks Missing Money in Redrawn Text
The Bureau for Engraving and Printing and the reserve bank system search for 100 ten dollar bills missing from a package sent to Boston. Director Henry J. Holtzclaw says audits of new money in the bureau and shipments to banks are underway. A 14 month old prior loss involved 160000 in twenty dollar bills, with five people jailed and most recovered.
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Washington
Bureau For Engraving and Printing
Reserve Bank
Boston
Henry J. Holtzclaw
Bureau
James R. Landis
Tax measure study eyed by western Kansas officials
McPherson Kansas meeting adopted a resolution urging Senate to refer House Bill 236 to a committee for further study. County officials from ten western Kansas counties including McPherson Finney Ellis Sumner Buller Geary Marion Riley Saline and Harvey attended. A similar eastern session is planned for Emporia.
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Kas
Kansas
House
Senate
Senate Committee On
Senate Committee On Assessment and Taxation
Finney
Ellis
Sumner
Buller
Geary
Marion
Riley
Saline
Harvey
Emporia
Two Planes Are Missing in Utah Weather Hampered Search
SALT LAKE CITY Two air planes with nine aboard were reported missing in Utah. Bad weather hampered search efforts by Air Force and civilian pilots. One plane, a B25 from Great Falls Montana, was declared missing at 2:47 a.m. The other, a light twin, en route from Chicago to Arcadia California, carried four aboard including a boy about 14. Pilot believed to be Robert J Willis. other identities uncertain.
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Utah
Air Force
Great Falls
Mont. ‘Air Force Base
Bal Rampton
Hill Air Force Base
Ogden
Hill
March Field
California
Delta
Salti Lake City
Chicago
Arcadia
Calif
Robert J. Willis
New President At Southwestern College Inauguration Underway
A program leading to the official inauguration of Dr. C. Orville Strohl as Southwestern College’s 13th president is set to begin in Winfield Kansas. Rep. Hope and other notable professionals will speak as the event unfolds tomorrow at the campus.
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Winfield, Kas
C. Orville Strohl
Southwestern College
Rep. Hope
R-Kas
Program notes for upcoming events and installation date
Hope will speak tomorrow and Dr. Strohl will be installed on March 15. The items introduce a schedule of talks and a formal installation ceremony for the new appointee.
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Hope
Strohl
Ride To Admiral Peary Is Dead
NEW YORK Matthew Alexander Henson, a Black aide credited with a key role in Admiral Peary’s Arctic expedition, is reported dead in a brief obituary. The notice notes Henson’s significant contributions as navigator and companion during exploration.
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Peary
New York
Matthew Alexander Henson
Explorer Robert Peary Dies at 88 in Hospital
Robert E. Peary, famed for his 1909 North Pole ascent, died yesterday at St. Clare's Hospital at age 88. The retirement years brought him public recognition long denied during his explorations, while Henson had retired since 1936 and found happiness in later life. Savings with safety U S Bonds.
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Robert E. Peary
North Pole
St. Clare's Hospital
Henson
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