Banks, Business Outlook Rise After March Bank Holidays
The monthly Federal Reserve review notes production and distribution up after mid March as banks began to close in February and the bank holiday followed in March. Business prospects improve with rising commodity prices and potential auto demand, while public calm grows and a sense of national unity replaces partisan frictions. A bird migration reflection closes the piece.
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Federal Reserve Board
Banikers
Risa Fm
Notice on AP News Distribution Rights and Publication
The article states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to news dispatches credited or not credited to it and to local news published in the paper. It reserves all rights to publication of special dispatches within the publication.
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Associated Press
Lessons From Akron Disaster Draw Naval and Congressional Probes
The Akron airship tragedy sparks calls for naval and congressional investigations to determine the accident’s cause and the viability of lighter-than-air craft. Public pressure grows against costly, potentially futile wartime projects as veterans groups urge lobby withdrawals and support for economy measures.
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Naval
Congressional
Milk Declared Public Utility by Wisconsin Legislature
The Wisconsin legislature designates milk a public utility, allowing price fixing and distribution regulation in 22 cities for two years. The piece questions regulation breadth, comparing milk to utilities like railroads and electricity, noting rising government control of essentials including bank credit.
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Wisconsin
Freshmen treated gently in House special session
Washington reporter Herbert Plummer notes the 73rd Congress shows milder discipline toward new members. Newcomers freely speak and are heard, while the old habit of applauding under seats to signal disapproval lingers during the District of Columbia beer bill debate. Texas freshman McFarane faces opposition from O Connor and presiding Marvin Jones as order is restored after a disruptive applause episode. Twin girls born to George and Mrs Durkin of Kansas City share the midnight birthday, celebrated as a Valentine baby.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
House of
Capitol Hill
District of Columbia
Texas
McFarlane
O'Connor
New York
Marvin Jones
George Durkin
Kansas City
Valentine
Just Folks and the Pyramids of Stone
The speaker contrasts grand temples and pyramids built for divine glory with the continuing misery of beggars and mothers fearing for their children. They reflect that God’s best love should go to those who labor for their fellow-man, among ruins that echo human striving.
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Alm
Infrared Photography Aids Medical Diagnosis
Historical overview of photography in medicine notes early motion picture studies of movement and internal imaging. Infrared sensitive emulsions reveal tissue changes not seen with ordinary films, aiding diagnosis of skin disease such as lupus, and show distinct racial and genetic features in infrared images.
Lewis backs relief bill in House
Representative Lewis of Maryland backs a 500 million Wagner Costigan La Follette relief bill declaring conditions in his western Maryland district including Cumberland Hagerstown and Frederick justify enactment. He introduced the measure in the House with Senator Costigan and cites similar national distress.
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Washington
Lewis
D-Md
Senator Costigan
D-Colo
Costigan
Senate
Maryland
District of Columbia
West Virginia Wes
Pennsylvania
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
From Mount Holyoke to New York Major BS Broadcasting
A woman rises to a top position at a major broadcasting company after moving from Mount Holyoke College ten years earlier. The piece recalls her early hardships in New York, including repeated rejections, financial strain, and a moment of resolve that led to a breakthrough, illustrating perseverance and the gritty city story. It also notes cultural vignettes from Broadway to Greenwich Village and a profile of figures in music and art.
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New York
Mount Holyoke College
Weary-glens and springs in life’s pilgrimage
Prepared by The Rev Gabue Glenn O D appointed by The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America this devotional reflects on turning dry valleys into springs through God’s presence. It urges living with God’s ways in the heart to transform weary places into revelations of love and hope and to share strength with others.
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Federal Council of the Churches of ‘Christ In
America
Gopyrigne
Weary-glen
Dry-valley
Fragmentary prayer text on living water on dusty roads
A devotional fragment speaks of peace in loneliness and hidden wealth of life found by grace. It praises Christ who left behind living water, and evokes walking humble roads in His name.
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Hfe
Money Is Stolen By Bank Robbers
Six machine gun bandits robbed the First National Bank of FAIRBURY Nebraska, taking 27643 dollars in a battle with officers that wounded seven including a deputy sheriff and five citizens. Bank staff and travelers were attacked. two employees were slugged for delay in obeying orders.
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Fairbury
Neb
First National Bank
Keith Sexton
Peter Johnson
Des Moines
E. L. Simpkins
W. S. Davidson
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels Ad
An old advertisement promotes Baalmann's Gas Tablets for relief from stomach gas and associated symptoms. It claims the product cures bloating, heart palpitations, drowsiness after meals, and cold limbs by preventing gas interference with circulation. Available in a yellow package at Sneisley's Pharmacy.
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Boalmann
Sneisley
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