Word: branches
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...Investigated: 1) lobbying; 2) Congressional campaign expenses; 3) Communists; 4) chain and branch banking; 5) naval aviation; 6) post office leases; 7) repeal of the 18th Amendment; 8) the Pure Food & Drug Administration...
...complications of hearing defects and their prevalence have stimulated many a doctor to become a specialist in that branch of medicine. Mentioned at last week's conference as topnotchers of their communities were Drs. Wendell C. Phillips, Arthur Baldwin Duel and Edmund Prince Fowler of Manhattan; Dr. Austin Albert Hayden, Chicago; Dr. Max Aaron Goldstein, St. Louis; Dr. Horace Newhart, Minneapolis...
...praise of Branch Banking, as potent a reducer of banks as mergers and failures, was sung last week to the House Committee on Banking & Currency by Charles Edwin Mitchell of National City. The small bank, he maintained, is more efficient as part of an ably directed system than as an independent unit. He pooh-poohed the bogey of a financial octopus with: "Banking is not a business which can be monopolized...
Died. Major Sir Henry O'Neal Dehane Segrave, 34, British Wartime airman, world's record automobile speedster; when his motorboat, Miss England II, after establishing a new water speed record of 98.76 m. p. h. on Lake Windermere, England, struck a submerged tree branch, overturned...
...Paul Dimitrescu who accompanied him to Munich. The captain said that Carol, responding to a telegram from his mother Dowager Queen Marie, had packed up to go and meet her for a "family council" at Sigmaringen in Germany, home of Carol's cousin Prince Friedrich, "head of the Catholic branch of the House of Hohenzollern...