Grand Jury Probes Big Banks Amid Wall Street Jitters
A federal grand jury probes major banks as President Roosevelt orders cleanup. Subpoenas issued to leaders of Wall Street firms. Clarkman arrested for falsified bank entries amid depositor losses. Mitchell faces two indictments following resignation from National City Bank.
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New York
Wall Street
Nebody
Washington
Senate
Icesevelt
Clarkman
Harriman Bank
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
Mitchell
Llaornee
Sylvester
National City Company
Senate Stock Market
Federal Grand Jury
Port of New York Authority
John P. Ramsey
Port Authority
Women Set Line of Defense Against Bank Speculation
The campaign targets reckless use of other people's money. Joseph W. Harriman, chairman of the Darriaman National Bank and Trust Company, was arrested as a symbol of the crackdown. The article portrays bankers as tremulous under the new scrutiny and promises a broad cleanup of financial practices.
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Joseph W. Harriman
Darriaman National Bank and Trust Company
Ambitious Austrian Duke Leads Private Army Amid Reforms
Boss Austria Prince Ernst Ruediger von Stahrem berg, age 33, aims to be Austria's dictator. He commands a private feudal force of about eight hundred, dominates the heimwehr, and seeks to dissolve the schutzbund with a federal commissioner to rule. He also faces tax evasion indictments totaling over $730,000 and a 1930 stock sale fraud case.
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Ernst Ruediger von Stahremberg
Austria
Hitler
Ole
Munich
Upper Silesia
Heimwehr
Dollfuss
Schutzbund
Scientist Calculates Date of His Own Death
Carmel scientist and writer Charles Robert Aldelch who died after a sudden heart attack analyzed his own mental condition and predicted his death, revealing a focus on personal fate and medical insight.
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Wilma Aldrich
Aldrich
Prof
C.G. Junz
Zurich
Switzerland
Carmel
Charles Robert Aldelch
Towns in Mexico to Change Holy Names
Mexico City Gov Estrada Cabrera of Morelos seeks authorization to rename towns bearing holy names. The communications department has authorized the National Railways to rename stations including Tres Marias San Vicente Santa Inez and San Carlos. Local patriot names will replace the old ones.
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Mexico City
Estrada Carrigal
Morelos
Department of Communications
Tres Marias
San Vicente
Santa Inez
San Carlos
Activities and Scholarship Lessons for Busy Students
Thomas Arkle Clark argues against the view that scholastic honors preclude success in athletics and other activities. He notes students and faculty who balanced sports, leadership, and academics, stressing energy, focus, and multi talent goals. He cites examples of students earning honors, joining fraternities, and managing studies while pursuing other interests.
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Tucal High School
Isafer
Tau Leta Phi
Ile
Phi Geta Kappes
Western Newspaper Union
Mind and Matter: A Psychologists’ Quick Summary
Psychologists describe mind as the observable movement of bodily parts and note that daydreams reveal ideals generosity and conflicts with reality. They discuss prodigies in music, brain weight, vocabulary skills, and that adolescence age differences shape mental maturity. They note uneven numbers as lucky, dreams near sleep, and twins and gender differences in maturation.
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Pythagoras
Carrying the colors of a nation in dress and bearing
An exploration of military bearing in West Point and Annapolis graduates and its social impact. The piece argues posture and eye contact convey allegiance and morale, while contrasting styles in fashion from discarded gowns offer guidance for reworking wardrobes, including velvet sleeves and sheet fabrics.
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West Point
Annapolis
Bell Syndicate
WNT
Davis Cup Team Selections Boost New Orleans Player
Clifford Sutter of New Orleans won the North and South tennis singles at Pinehurst defeating George Lott of Chicago and earned a place on the American Davis Cup team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Sutter
New Orleans
Pinehurst
George Lott
Chicago
Golden Medical Discovery Praised By Pueblo Woman
Mrs Bertha Bl Kirgan of 603 BE Third St Pueblo Colorado reports Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery strengthened her system. She says stomach trouble nerves headaches and low energy improved after one or two bottles. Sold by druggists free medical advice offered by Dr Pierce Co Buffalo Montana Territory.
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Pueblo
Colo
Pierce
Buffalo
M. T
Huge Egg Exhibit In Springdale Draws Crowds
Exhibited by W. E. Browner, the enormous hen egg weighs over a half pound and measures 314 inches in length with a large circumference, described as able to feed an average family.
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Springdale
Ark
W. E. Browner
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U. S
Senate Committee
Women's Air Reserve
Florence Lowe Tarves
Mexico
By Charles Sughroe
Nona
Butch Ge
Thomas Arkle Clark
University of Ilinois
Lame Bode
Vermont
WAU Service
Salt Lake City
Monsey Iron and Metal
Sid Weat
Utah
Crismon & Nichols Assayers and Chemists
S&s. Weert
Mormon Tabernacle
Ernest C. Rossiter
Afgr
A. A. Ointment Mfg. CO
South 5Th East
Qq. F. Ca
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