Banks reopen nationwide under Roosevelt plan
The Associated Press reports banks resumed operations with minimal restrictions. Federal Reserve members lead the restart as cities with clearing houses reopen and smaller towns follow. Savings banks and private lenders also resume, with New York allowing withdrawals up to 25 dollars. Dollar quotations reappear in markets and new currency is delivered to banks as certificates circulate.
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Old Fashioned Banking Split at Chase Bank
Winthrop W. Aldrich announces Chase Bank will separate commercial banking from investment banking. The move marks a major shift for the world’s largest bank as Aldrich carries forward a plan linked to the Federal Reserve ideas long advocated by his father, the late Senator Aldrich.
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Roosevelt asks Congress to modify Volstead Act for beer
President Roosevelt calls for immediate action to modify the Volstead Act to legalize beer and other beverages with allowable alcohol content to boost government revenue. The message prompts swift House and Senate action amid budget balancing needs and upcoming debt repayments.
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Inspired Amarilloans hail Roosevelt visit and Berlin flags
Amarillo group returns from Washington praising President Roosevelt as a decisive new leader and 100 percent reformer. In Berlin Germany reverts to the old imperial flag as the Nazi party gains local majorities in Prussian cities amid a ban on the republican colors.
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Roosevelt seeks calm as banks reopen plan unfolds
President Roosevelt urged patience to depositors in a national banking reopening plan. He explained progress from Federal Reserve city reopenings today to others in coming days and said a bank delaying its first day does not imply it will never open.
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Reopening of Banks Begins Across the Nation
President Roosevelt announced banks in 12 federal reserve centers had opened with Treasury licensees. Woodin praised the public for calm as reopenings spread tomorrow and Wednesday nationwide while restrictions on funds and new money circulation linger.
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Amarillo Weather Forecast Keeps It Fair and Cold
Weather map shows Amarillo region fair and colder tonight with similar cooling patterns across West Texas and New Mexico. Temperatures today reach 50 to 71 by 1 PM, with unsettled and colder conditions in southeast New Mexico and extent of cooling across the extreme portions Tonight and Tuesday turn cooler in most areas.
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Amarillo liquor raid nets 112 12 gallon whiskey haul
Officers arrest three men after seizing a suspected wholesale liquor depot in Amarillo. Police recovered 112 12 gallons of red whiskey and 12 gallons of alcohol from a West Sixth Avenue car raid. Charges against E C McFarland and J T Northam await grand jury action.
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West Texas Land Bills Debated by Texas House
Rep. Walter E. Jones and Rep. Sarah T. Hughes argued for installment payments on funds due Texas from mineral development. Jones urged a 20 year payout with four percent interest, while Hughes warned passage would drain millions from the state school fund.
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Zangara Execution Warrant Signed for Raiford Week
Governor Dave Sholtz of Florida signed a death warrant for Giuseppe Zangara, directing electrocution at Raiford Prison during the week of March 20. The action follows Zangara's death sentence for the assassination attempt on President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Quake damages Long Beach home injure several people
A quake wrecked Long Beach house during the first severe shock Friday night injuring several occupants as a side of the dwelling collapsed and the upper floor nearly gave way in the tremor.
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Tremors Rattle SoCal Amid Aftermath of Quakes
Morning tremor on March 13 adds to destruction in Los Angeles Long Beach and surrounding towns. Death toll rises with Henry Ufen, 45, among latest victims. Officials report about 1,000 in hospitals and 4,000 treated. 10 unidentified dead listed. property damage near 40 million.
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Britain lifts arms embargo on China and Japan
London reports that Britain will end its arms embargo to China and Japan. Stanley Balwin told Parliament the provisional embargo lacked international support and there is no near term chance of a global agreement, so continuing the embargo would serve no useful purpose.
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Danciger Offsets To Match Output
The Texas Railroad Commission permits Danciger Oil and Refining wells in the Panhandle to produce as much oil as the Danciger wells. The Danciger company had obtained a three judge federal court injunction restraining the commission from interfering with production.
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Foreign Exchange Dictator Named in New York
New York banker Frea I Kent was named foreign exchange "dictator" today as exchanges brace for resumed normal dealings. The appointment aims to stabilize operations and oversee currency markets during the transition period in March.
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Five Kansas City youths held after deadly street confrontation
Five youths were in custody in Kansas City after a fatal beating of Frederick B. Teale 26 when he protested a truck driving over his lawn. Teale's wife and children witnessed the attack as suspects named by a sister were arrested. The youths admitted taking part in the fight.
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Begin Denison Suit As to Road Office
Trial of a friendly suit to test F. L. Denison of Temple for Texas Highway Commission eligibility opened before Judge J. D. Moore in Travis County District Court. Both sides announced ready and pleadings read. Bob Barker and several senators were summoned as witnesses likely to testify about executive session proceedings on Denison's confirmation. Dewaxed oil 10c ft. 1900 W, 3rd.
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Planes Search For Youthful Aviator Victor Smith
Five airplanes left today to search for Victor Smith an African aviator overdue on a London to Capetown flight. He had made good time to Alexander Bay about 400 miles from Capetown but has not been reported since and may have been forced to land in a remote spot.
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Mayor C. M. Chambers Dies at Alam city
Mayor C. M. Chambers, 56, died suddenly at his home in Alam City San Antonio after a heart attack and brain congestion. Acting Mayor Steffler ordered the city hall closed and flags at half mast. Chambers, born September 28 1877 in Clarksville Texas, had served since a 1927 special election and was reelected twice.
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Cave in victim Barney Saunders Funeral Tuesday
Funeral services for Barney Saunders eight year old who died after being crushed in a cave collapse near LeFors will be held Tuesday at 3 pm at Christ of Christ church in Pampa. Rev. Jesse Wiseman and Rev. George Mickey will officiate with pallbearers named. Interment at Pampa Cemetery. Survivors include his parents George Franklin and Aletha Louella and brother.
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Reorganization Plan for Texas Colleges to Be Heard
A joint Senate and House committee will consider a proposal to reorganize state colleges in Texas. The plan aims to consolidate campuses and reduce costs in the interest of economy.
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Counter Attack by Chinese Is Begun Near Panchinkow
CHENGTEHFU Jehol Province March 13 Chinese forces launched a counter attack near Panchinkow using swords pistols and mountain artillery. Initial reports say 14 Hattori corps killed 39 wounded in hand to hand fighting after a surprise assault.
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