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Hollywood Florida December 12. The Investment Bankers Association of America through its governmental securities committee says the nation is moving away from free enterprise to state security capitalism. The report notes easy money policy since 1933 has kept credit rates low and raised excess reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Fla
Investment Bankers’ “Association of America
Association
Board of Governors
Adelian. M. Massie
New York Trust Company
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Virginia seeks change in small loan act at next General Assembly
Milton R. Morgan, head of Virginia Bureau of Banking, says the state will push a revision of the small loan laws. He cites inability to cap credit, judge license applicants, or require minimum capital. A Richmond bankruptcy case involving a $1,200 salary worker prompts the push.
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Richmond
Milton R. Morgan
Bureau of Banking
State Banking Department
Virginia
General Assembly
Morgan
Richmond Lenders’ Exchange Bureau
Credit Information Clearing House
Russell Sage Foundation of
New York
Ford denounces C I O on floor in defense stalemate
Representative Leland M. Ford charged on the House floor that the CIO had done everything to disturb and destroy the national defense program. He cited strikes at Vultee shipbuilding and plane production, forestry disruptions, and threats to seize industry, linking Sidney Hillman and the CIO to subversion. Voorhis objected to labeling Hillman a Communist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Der
Leland M. Ford
R-Calif
C.I.O
Labor Organization
Ford
Voorhis
D-C@lif
Vultee
Sidney Hillman
Hillman
Defense Commission
Virginia FFA Home Economics Groups Buy Camp Site
Final arrangements complete for the Margart's Beach property purchase as a permanent Future Farmers of America and Home Economics camp. First payment of 2000 made this month. The bank of Smithfield finances the venture with George E. Allen to charter the camp association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
F.F.A
Margart's Beach
Treasury
State Federation
George E. Allen
Richmond
F. F. Meagers Economics Camp Association
Bank of Smithfield
Roosevelt Reacts to Death of Lord Lothian
President Roosevelt expressed shock at the sudden death of Lord Lothian the British ambassador aboard a U S ship in the Caribbean. Secretary Hull offered full U S facilities to Britain as plans for the ambassador's body recovery were discussed. A second item notes how floating soaps gain buoyancy by incorporating air into the soap.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Lord Lothian
Amor
U. S. S.ee
Caribbean Sea
Marquess of Lothian
United States
Hull
Hoene
Dovell Opposes Quail Season Closure Debate
In Virginia, the State Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries voted to close the eastern quail season January 4 and the western season December 26, shortening eastern days by 16 and western by 5. Dovell of Williamsburg disputed the timing, urging the survey precede season openings amid mixed quail reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Virginia
Blue Ridge
Dovell
Williamsburg
Many More Italians Taken Prisoners
News from the war front reports continued Italian captures after counterattacks failed. British air raids struck a town in the west Midlands causing a 14 hour alert in London. The Rhein, a 6031 ton German freighter, was seized by the Dutch destroyer Von Kinsbergen near Tampico after three Nazi ships escaped previous actions. Historic Eton College and Bristol Guild Hall suffered damage in air raids, with the Crown Court and buildings at Wembley damaged or destroyed.
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Britain
West Midlands
London
Maon
Rhine
Hemisphere
Tampico
Mexico
Washington
Rhein
von Kinsbergen
Atlantic
Old Eton College
Bristol Guild Hall
Assize Court
Wembly Stadium
Eto
Christopher Wren
Crown Court
Tragic Courtroom Tale Involving Riley Shiflett Case
Court heard details of a fatal confrontation linked to Floyd Riley and Patsy Riley over a debt and personal ties. Testimony described a sequence of threats, a rifle shot, and a young defendant of 19 years facing trial as jurors were seated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Rileys
Riley
Lewis
Fauquier County Authoritie
Lewis Riley
Strge
J. R. Ridgeway
D. F. Carper
J.P. Cornwell
Clay Carr, Sr
Robert Creel
J. R. Longerbeam
R. O. Leake
J. H. Clark
C. B. Hibbard
John Livengood
C. D. Kercheval
W. Lodge Bowles
H. Alex McCormick
Stanley Weir
H. H. Hollingsworth
E. B. Jackson
Fred H. Jones
J. P. Rutherford
Joseph L. Shhenk
Howard Ban
Commonwealth Attorney
Williams
Frank Wray
Lord Lothian Dies in Baltimore After Illness
The Marquess of Lothian died at 2 a.m. after a relapse following illness that began Sunday night. He was 58 and had cancelled a Baltimore Farm Bureau appearance. Lothian, Lloyd George’s ally and envoy, supported England’s victory with American aid and had a long diplomatic career including roles in the Rhodes Trust. He held many titles and was a noted Christian Scientist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquess of Lothian
Lord Lothian
Lothian
American Farm Bureau Federation
Baltimore
Federation
England
Ronald Lindsay
Lloyd George
Col
House
Marquess of
Newbattle
Earl of
United States
Rhodes Trust
Lord Lothian shifts view on Hitler and Britain aid
Lord Lothian once believed in peace with Hitler and an Anglo German pact. He advocated restoring Germany's colonies. After Munich and the Czech seizures he urged dealing with Hitler and Mussolini by superior power and recently pressed for financial aid to Britain as its finances ran low.
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Hitler
Ian
Adolf Hitler
Deye
Germany
Munich
Sudetenland
Czecho- Slovakia
Lothian
Mussolini
Lord Lothian
London
Great Britain
Early quiz answers on page four reveal varied topics
The page lists answers to test questions including Fisher Woodrow Wilson Robert Fulton Wednesday Tennessee Journalist a compound fracture an ancient Greek orator and galley. An ambiguous question asks which mineral was mined first with references to gold ore in Egypt and Fourth Dynasty monuments around 2900 B C.
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Fisher
Woodrow Wilson
Robert Fulton
Tennessee
Caviseet Eteiny
Egypt
Height standards in hiring role cited by firms
Questioned whether height affects employment. Some companies reportedly require a minimum height of five feet nine inches to six feet, with taller stature tied to perceived prestige in sales roles.
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Loew's
Nazimova
Robert Taylor
Investment Bankers’ Association Meeting
Goodrich
Silvertown Stores
Hothouns
Southern Railway
Ponce de Leon
Florida
Chicago
Ellenwood
Atlanta
E. E. Norris
C.I
U. S
Game Commission
Clarke Slaying Brothers
Jesse Smoot
L. H. Smoot
Patsy Riley
R. F. Cline
Funeral Jones Funeral Home
George
Loudoun St
General Tires
Winchester
Fred L. Glaize
Gattis
MO. S. Solenberger & Co., Inc
N. Loudoun St
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