Regulators clash over jurisdiction harming banks and bond issues
Regulators clash between the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Reserve System creating uncertainty for banks and issuers. The Washington bond issue and savings accounts show overlapping powers and no clear priority. The piece urges congressional action to define authority and improve oversight to prevent further destabilization.
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James J. Saxon
Curency
Federal Reserve System
Axon
Federal Reserve
Comptroller
State of Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Executive Branch
Comptroller of the Currency
Reason Prevails in Cyprus Crisis Diplomacy Triumphs
The piece credits diplomacy with easing a Greek Turkish Cyprus dispute at a dangerous moment. It notes a prior fatal incident by a goal tender raising sectarian tensions, and says Makarios’s rhetoric cooled as elections lead Greece toward caretaker governance. It highlights the need for Greek Turkish rivalry to yield to Cypriot conciliation.
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Cyprus
Free World
Republic
Makarios
Greece
Notable 1938 Local Winners and Marriage Announcement
From The Star Files 25 Years Ago 1938 Miss Lillian Gatewood a Dallas native and Mrs Phil Whitney and Vance Bourjaily a professor at the University of Iowa were among third and fourth place winners at a United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting at Handley High. George and Carl Haines left for California. Laurens Jones urged support for the March of Dimes. Miss Lucille Weber of Millwood Ave and Charles Dick of White Hall announced their marriage on September 4 1938 in Williamsport Maryland. Mr Dick formerly with Miller and Anderson and then general manager of the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Gatewood
Phil Whitney
Vance Bourjaily
University of Iowa
Handley
Robert E. Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Shirey Williams
John Stribling
Farley Massey
Camp Rim-Rock
George
Carl Haines
California
Laurens Jones
March of Dimes
Hiett Named Nominating Committee Member for Society
In Richmond the Virginia State Horticultural Society formed its nominating committee with Fred Hiett as a member. L. Lupton of Winchester delivered the welcome address. Harry F. Byrd was asked to invite the Governor and legislators to attend. The Parisian Belles were presented at the Winchester Auditorium for a two and a half hour show with all seats at one cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hiett
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Richmond
L. Lupton
Winchester
Harry F. Byrd
Senate
House
Daily Meditation on Prayer by Earl L. Douglas
The piece compares prayer to drawing a bow and arrow where faith fixes the aimed arrow. It urges readers to use prayer as a real privilege, to pick up the bow, draw the string, and send the arrow toward heaven, despite doubt or worldly enticements.
De Gaulle Seeks Ties With China Upsetting U S Friction
President De Gaulle moves toward recognizing Communist China, risking strained U S relations built on postwar aid and alliance. U S officials warn that such recognition would not aid peace or the Atlantic alliance and could embolden communist expansion.
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de Gaulle
U.S
China
Washington
France
United States
U States
Tito
Aipe
United Nations
Asia
U.N
Korea
By HAL BOYLE World Will Bow to Taller Buildings Dismay
AP report on New York City’s plans for two new 110 story towers, a project worth about 850 million dollars, overshadowing the Empire State Building finished in 1931. The piece notes public awe, personal disappointment, and compares landmarks like the Leaning Tower of Pisa as a consolation.
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General de Gaulle
United States
France
America
Great Britain
China
Korea
Empire State
New York
Cheops
Eiffel Tower
Taj Mahal
India
Empire State Building
Tracy Ann
Bible Thought: Time Is Near Prophesied in Revelation Verse
Fragmentary text cites Revelation 22 10 about the time being near. The page shows garbled phrases including Bible quote and scattered notes on prophecy. Limited readable context prevents fuller attribution or event details.
Markin Time in Politics and Fence Sitting
Fragmentary political note discusses balance and strategy in governance. Mentions sense, problems, and the idea of straddling a fence as a stance. Text appears as partial thoughts with unclear context and detached phrases.
Understanding Puberty Breast Changes in Youth
The text explains that breast enlargement in girls ages 1e to 15 results from puberty hormone changes and may cause mild discomfort. Most cases subside after months to two years with reassurance. surgical removal is the only lasting solution for a persistent condition, and if enlargement begins after 18 to 20 a tumor may be suspected and investigated.
How's Your I Q Based On Ten Cent Questions
A quiz feature promises IQ scores from ten daily questions with grades Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent and good. It includes misprints and garbled items about crops states poets and scientific terms with page two for answers. The piece asks ten questions on agriculture history spelling ichthyology and astronomy.
Rummaging Through Grandma’s Smokehouse Memorabilia
The author recalls rainy afternoons spent rummaging in the smokehouse with Grandma, discovering Civil War relics like Thaddeus Baney’s blanket and a sense of childhood wonder. They reflect on lasting habits of rummaging, their years at Handley Library, and the joy of unearthing old items and stories.
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Grandma
Sarena
Thaddeus Baney
T.B
Uae
Thaddeus
Eas
T B
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Winchester Evening Star
Earl L. Douglas
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Soviet Union
Peiping
Elharity Ag
Europe
Soc Ee
Mantel Nes Via
Develope P
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Southeast Asia
Notiak
Paras
Alto France
Hal Boyle
Iain
Pisa
Jess St Chiegs
Markin Time
Sur
By Wayne Brandstadt
I.Q
England
David Rowland
Handley Library
Winchesles Atte
Jan
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