Glass Attacks Bank Affiliates In Senate Debate
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia attacks bank affiliate practices as illegal and a cause of inflation. He cites a suppressed Solicitor General opinion by Lehmann and criticizes past Attorneys General for not acting. The discussion accompanies a bill to curb affiliate use of Federal reserve funds.
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Washington
Carter Glass
Virginia
Senate
Taft
United States
Moses
N. H
Glass
Virginian
American Bar
Americ Bar Association
Genral
National Bank
National Bank Act
Inferior Courts
Supreme Court of the United States
Solicitor General
Lehmann
Cross Junction Notes From Virginia Community
Cross Junction Virginia notes list Sunday visits by neighbors and relatives including J H Braithwaite and Blythe family members from Martinsburg Winchester and Bloomery. Several residents moved homes and kin visited, with extended family gatherings at Braithwaite and Dick households.
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Jean Braithwaite
O. W. Dick
Whitacre
June
Evangeline Whitacre
Bunker Hill
E. W. Braithwaite
Ray Lewis
Winchester
Cew
J Braithwaite
W. E. Edwards
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues From the Page
A printed crossword list with across and down clues ranging from 1 Across pasteboard box to multiple longer entries including 81 Custom 82 Corroded and 83 A bird. The jumble at the bottom shows partial, unreadable letters and stray characters from OCR.
Attacked and slain boy sparks bill-fold call
A violent incident leaves a boy dead and an appeal rises to fund a reward or bill-fold of the so called dollar bill associated with Goldsborough. Police seek clues as locals react to the grim crime.
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Goldsborough
Ancient Mariner Bound for Gulf Reaches New Orleans
Thomas O'Brien, a Warren Pennsylvania river mariner, passes through Pittsburgh bound for New Orleans in a John boat with a flat rack of packing. He aims to reach before his seventieth birthday. An automobilist life expectancy is cited as 7.87 years. A scientist speculates plants may have brains.
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Thomas O’brien
Warren
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Editor Edward Keating and the Labor newspaper in Washington
The piece describes Editor Edward Keating of the Labor newspaper near the Capitol as a powerful political influencer who can end or hinder congressional campaigns. It recalls his past as a Colorado congressman who led the labor bloc and argues his editorship has affected many careers.
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Capitol
Washington
Labor
Associated Recognized Standard Railroad Labor Organizations
America
Edward Keating
Keating
Colorado
House of Representatives
Congress
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Stanley
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Jake
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Lee W. Stanley Central Press
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Olaieiairiy Ainitariait
OVAT
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Ali
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Irze
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INIE
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Il Zaza
Zac Jaime
Rit Cty
NIEIA
Toledo
Winnifred Rafferty
Robinwood Hospital
Bastistes
Eer Vege
N. Loudoun St
Parrment Ave
S. Stewart Street
James Awe
Robinson
Seers
John C. Gold
Bath
Mr. Shade
Hotel Pheer
South Washington
F. W. Magruder
North Main Street
Front Nee Pike
Painter's
Mt. Sidney
Boston
Swartz
John Dixon
Red Bud
Courtfield
North Washington
Care Star
Richard
Millwood
C. B. Smalts
National Ave
Star Office
Ormer
Moling & Cather
Oxford
Virginia Matress Renovating
S. Aoe
Who's Who In
Charles P. Stewart
THE
Betty Shoppe
W. Boscawen St
Footer
T. F. Timberlake
Sweitzer
Philadelphia
Pure Food Store
Levinson Clothing. CO
Lou Bernstein Co
Loudoun St
Wencder
North Loudoun ST
Winchester, VA
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