FEAR OF BOOM FEARS BANK RESERVE HIKE
The Federal Reserve Board plans to release a statement defended by Senator Nye explaining the need to tighten bank credit. Critics warn the move may raise interest rates and curb inflation blamed on the 1920s-style boom. Chairman Marriner Eccles argues restraint is needed to avoid a repeat of past speculative excess.
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Washington
Fey
Federal Reserve Board
Nye
Uteyrb- Gean
North Dakota
Caneress
Rankin Democrat
Mississipi
Marriner
Eccles
Emtral
Selatoy Nye i
San Antonians Reveal Odd Doodling Habits
Kay Burton reports on a San Antonio survey showing prominent residents doodle during phone calls and meetings. Mayor Deeds, investigator Tom McNamara, and officials like Louis Pritz and Commissioner Wright are described doodling shapes, circles, and squares, linking subconscious habits to daily life.
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John
Omion
Papir
K. Quin
Hig
Louis Pritz
Pete" Onlou
Saya
Tom McNanara
Fritz
Pht Wright
Doodling Habit Highlights Busy Officials
Ee Paul Kilday, assistant District Attorney, shows a quirky doodling habit flipping a penknife as he aims for a bull’s eye. Lloyd A. Rosenolum, merchandising manager, demonstrates his own doodling by tossing a loaded pencil toward a target.
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Paul Kilday
Lloyd A. Rosenolum
Htis
Notables Doodle While on Phone Across City
Eyewitness accounts describe leaders and officials doodling during telephonic conversations. Chief Owen Kilaay, Eddie Pytel, and others from the detective bureau and chamber of commerce are noted for sketching figures, skulls, or faces while talking, drawing a playful yet curious pattern of doodling behavior.
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Folice
Owen Kilaay
Eddie Pytel
Genchant
P. R. Halloran
Curodian
Herman Ochs
Fred’ Littlepage
Homicide Squad
Cleanest Man Earns Fame Through Shower Work
Hollywood recalls Hon Juueche earning his clean image by working a full day in a shower for Keeves in Fifty Roads to Town with Ann Sathern. He endured cold water as the stage was heated to prevent illness. Pauline Moore debuts a silk play suit inspired by Charlie Ghan at the Olympics, featuring pleated white silk linen shorts and a sailor blouse in bright blue with white stars.
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Tm Hollywood
Hon Juueche
Keeves
Twentieth Century-Fox
Ann Sathern
Hollywood
Pauline Moore
Charlie Ghan
Wcrory Urges Court Reform in State Delegation Meeting
Wcrory backs abolition of special venues in counties with weekly 160 jurors. McCrory proposes bill to end the present system. District Judges Pool Gavie Cate Tayloe, Finch and others attended the two year gap meeting where court procedure changes were approved and now lie with the Legislature. Proposals include juror reward methods and allowing appellate courts to referee only when errors occur.
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W. W. Mecrary
Gidges
Juego McCrory
J.P. Pool
Victori
W. G. Gavie
Breville
Showdown Looms Over Steel Contracts in Navy Strike
Washington reports a labor showdown as Labor officials summon Navy, steel, and union leaders to meet over Walsh Healey act compliance. Deadlock centers on 40 hour weeks and prevailing wages, with bids for steel to fuel destroyers and submarines lagging. If unresolved, the Navy may build ships in private yards or seek overseas steel.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Navy, Steel
Ighor
Walsh-Healey
EdwWard F. McGrady
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Jon Prey
Federation
Metal Trades Council
John Lewis
Committee For
Navy
England
Germany
Sweden
Navy Yard
Walshi-Healey
Perkins
Haseen
A. F. of L
Scientists Hunt Rays in South
CHICAGO February 13 image explains cosmic rays via a merry go round analogy by Dr. Arthur H. Compton of the University of Chicago. He notes the northern hemisphere better catches rays as the earth’s face in a rainstorm of rays. Compton and associates completed the fifth permanent cosmic ray recording station in Mexico.
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Chicago
Fel
Arthur H. Compton
University of Chicago
Dr. Compton
Mexico
Grief Raps Johnson Over Labor Unity Clash
William Green president of the American Federation of Labor rebuked Gen Hugh Johnson for criticizing the Labor Organization. Green cited Johnson's newspaper articles siding with John L. Lewis’ Committee for Industrial Organization and warned that such talk erodes worker confidence. He said Johnson’s public utterances do not serve labor and undermine unity.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Hugh &. Johnson
Labor
Green
National Recovery Administration
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
A. F. Ai B
Johson
Escobar May Stay in Exile in Montreal
Montreal February 13 General Gonzalo Escobar said he is undecided about using the amnesty offered to counter-revolutionists below the Rio Grande and has returned to his Laurentian retreat after an uprising against Portes Gil. He praised President Cardenas as Mexico’s best since 1914 and called for quick action and results.
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Montreal
INS
Gonzalo Escobar
Rio Grande
Escobar
Laurentian Reuntants
Portes Gil
General Cardenas
Mexico
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City Health
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