Open market credit push faces Senate warning in August
Washington Aug 25 Senator Thomas of Oklahoma warned that Fed open market purchases to supply 335 million in new credit risk disaster without extra action. Banks bought securities and bills totaling 35.6 million as 12 central banks hold large government securities while Johnson calls new plan.
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Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve System
Thomas
Democrat
Oklahoma
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Lye 12
Eugene R. Black
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Wall Street
Hugh
Johnson
Justice Department Declines to Intervene in Tuscaloosa Lynching
Washington August 25 The department of justice will take no action in the lynching of two negroes by a mob near Tuscaloosa Alabama on August 13 Attorney General Cummings announced He was pressed by a delegation of International labor defense attorneys and Negro leaders to prosecute Sheriff R L Shamblin for criminal negligence and complicity Cummings deplored lynching but said no federal law was violated and the federal government had no authority to intervene.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Cummings
International labor /defense
R. L. Shamblin
Freckle Insurance Taken Out by Girl
Dorothy Clousa, a teen actress known for freckles, signs a contract with Molly Wood to insure her freckles for 100000. The policy ties her employment to maintaining her freckled countenance for public film appearances. She applied for the coverage yesterday.
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Molly Wood
Dorothy Clousa
Dorothy
Whg
Japan protests U S navy plan high tariffs and fleet
London Aug 25 Japan protests America's naval program with a virtual veto, threatening punitive tariffs on U S goods and a navy expansion. The Daily Express cites Japan's warning that the plan to build 32 warships may trigger countermeasures, though both programs align with London and Washington treaty limits.
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London
Japan
United States
Daily Express
The
Express
Hag
Washington
Auto Sales Dip Modestly From Seasonal Norms
Washington August 25 July auto mobile sales declined by less than the usual seasonal amount the commerce department reported. Total July sales were 293,088 a drop from June. year over year July fell about 40 percent in 1930 and 18 percent in 1931. For the first seven months sales reached 1,240,198 cars vs 990,591 a year earlier. July passenger car sales were 195,419 down from 264,678 last July and 313,093 in July 1930.
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Washington
D. GC
Auto Mobiles
Commerce Department
Saies
Cotton market gains on reduced 1929 US carryover
A. S. Cotton Now in Strong Place Rae A B Cox director of the bureau of business research at the University of Texas said today the portion of American cotton was strongest in three years due to a reduction of about 4,501,000 bales in the United States carryover.
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A. S
Strong Place
Austin
Abg
Rae A.B Cox
Breau of Business Research
University of Tevas
United States
Civilian Conservation corps enrollment extended six months
Washington August 25 The War Department announced all men enrolled in Civilian Conservation camps will be permitted to enlist for another six months if they fail to find work after making an honest effort. The note mentions extraordinary glory of a ten year old widow and refers to an article in The American Weekly and the San Antonio Light forthcoming.
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Washinucun
D. C
Weekkt
San Antonio
Poisoning Blamed in Girl's Death at Melrose Grive
Metla Jones, 17, died at Robert B. Green hospital after admission for treatment. Physicians say death resulted from poisoning. autopsy planned. Classified ads note musical instruments for sale.
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Metla Jones
Melrose Grive
Robert B. Green Hospital
Luther Commemoration Marks German Reverence for Luther
In Eisleben, Prussia, August 25 Bernhard Rust the culture and education minister urged Catholics and Germans to bow to Luther the German fighter and victor. He spoke at exercises marking the Luther commemorations.
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Eisleben
Germany
Bernhard Rust
Luther
Martin Luther
Actress Claudette Colbert Stricken With Appendicitis
Hollywood reports Claudette Colbert, prominent film actress, was stricken with appendicitis yesterday and was hospitalized. She is scheduled for an operation today. Note: rental classifieds column suggests properties in the light section.
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Hollywood
Claudette Colbert
Wax Strickery
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