Reopening of Banks Signals New Currency Flow
Federal Reserve banks pour new currency into banks to strengthen them for gradual reopening starting early next week. Applications flood treasury as officials work at top speed. some banks may reopen Monday while others await approval. Delay does not reflect bank soundness, but processing order and checks.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Ogi
iBank
Treasury
Ielly 3
Officirs
California Shaken as Quake Toll Rises in Long Beach
Southern California reels from a sequence of earthquakes killing dozens and injuring many as Long Beach suffers heavy damage. Officials say at least 425 dead across the region with 60,000 homes destroyed or damaged and major buildings ruined. Military and police enforce order while cleanup begins and gas supplies raise fire hazards.
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United Press
Los Angeles
California
Santa Barbara
San Diego
Long Beach
Ape
Tehachapi Mountain Range
Lone Beach
Compton
Garden Grove
Buena Park
Watts
Artesia
Costa Mesa
Bellflower
Huntington Park
Carnegie Institute
Seismological Laboratory
U. S. Battle Fleet
Fort McArthur
National Guard
Tooting
Besch
General Peopleum Company
San Pacito
Ident Laurntiy
dJergins “Trust
Pacifie Goast
Breakers
Sed
Miso
Corry Banks Await Permit to Reopen
Corry banks await approval to resume normal operations as Treasury and Federal Reserve review applications. Secretaries Woodin and Treasury officials signal reopening requires 100 percent compliance and banks must restore withdrawal limits. Federal Reserve banks prepared to issue currency and credit to support payrolls and essential expenses during reopening period. Senator Howell dies in Washington.
Quake Sends Telegrams From Los Angeles To Corry
Telegrams from former Corry residents in southern California spread hope as tremors struck the region. News from Los Angeles reported safe status for many ex-Corryites, with several families confirming relatives unharmed or uninjured. No local casualties were listed in Corry connections, but anxiety persisted among relatives awaiting official casualty tallies.
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Corry
California
Journal
Los Angeles
Subirba
Californi
C. E. Bates
West Park Place
M. Alfred
Alfred
George W. Sullinger
H. Lynn Markwith
Jennie McCray
C. P. McCray
West Church Street
Mis
McCray
Rolin Kightlinger
Song Irying
Tal
Dorothy Williamg Dennis
Song
Sant Irvine
Aero Supply Corporation
San Francisco
Templor
Cuban political leader murdered near Havana center
Havana reports the slain unofficial government strong arm leader Legpclno Fernandez Ros of the Porra gang after a three-man gun attack in a green automobile. The Porra is linked to numerous murders and outrages. A police official disrupted photographers at the scene.
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Wance
Havana
River Improvement Funds Apportioned Across Nation
The War Department allocated 4 million dollars for river and harbor improvements nationwide. The largest single grant, 1.825 million dollars, funds construction on the Ohio River to install rockwork and climate mitigation.
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Washington, Mar
United States
Ohio River
Senator Davis Slurg Knife At Pittsburgh
United States Senator James Davis rests comfortably in a Pittsburgh hospital after an appendectomy. He arrived from Washington last night and was taken to the South Side hospital for the operation. Dr John Wy Ffewy said recovery time is undetermined. Additional complications may affect stay. daily bulletin planned.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
United States
James Davis
Davis
Pittsburgk
Washington
South Side Hospital
Lamy
John Wy Ffewy
Shirer
Tle
Shirer said he planned to issue bulletins @n Davi condition at 4p. m., duly. ‘Dn
P. C. Blessing
Co. M. Thomas
Democrats Split in Caucus on Economy Bill in House
Washington March 11 The House Democratic leadership failed to bind party members to the Roosevelt economy program as the caucus adjourned without action. An amended version by rank and file split the party, while Speaker Rainey and his stalwarts blocked firm commitment. The plan, cutting deep into veterans' appropriations, was to be brought forward today with two hours of debate and amendments barred.
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United Press
Washington
House Democratic
Speakcer Rainey
Rainy
House Match
New Dirigible Macon Poised for Christening Ceremony
The United States Navy dirigible Macon prepared for a formal christening on March 11 with Mrs. William A. Moffett presiding. A Macon delegation led by Mayor G. Glenn Toole and local businessman Harry Stilwell Edwards attended. The ceremony includes speeches, presentation of the ship’s silver service, and a pigeons release before the airship lifts for a trial flight scheduled March 21.
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William A. Moffett
Naval Aeronautics Bureau
United Press Aeron. O
U. S. S. Macon
William A. Maot
Fett
Nfval Geronautics Bureau
Macon
G. Glenn Toole
Harry Stilwell Edwards
Aridfacturer
Plane Crash Toll Reaches Dozens In Los Angeles Area
Known dead listed from Los Angeles and Long Beach as a plane crash near Santa Monica claims many victims. Names include Santa Monica officers J. Morten and George Thyne, plus residents and travelers such as Emil Johnson Compton Donald Shinsov Long Beach Ted Davis 39 a state motorcycle driver and others across Long Beach Montebello and nearby cities. Continued on page five.
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Long Beach
Thomas Murry
August Lente
George Donaghue
Gn AE
Sumers
Vorrante Roberts
Michell Clayton Stevens
Jack Freeman
Dwight Cornilstt White
P. J. Derryergeant
J. Morten
Santa Monica
Solice
George ‘Thyne
Wred Porter
Pilst
Plara Weeden
Montebello
I Comin
H. Lopez
B. W. Sampson
Dorothy Kaity
Helen Laeventete
Brynerohn
Rogers
Leunoys
Eller Migrles
Table Bray
RM. Burke
Tross Heidmain
JAP Cabinet Votes To Resign From League
Tokyo dispatch reports Japan's cabinet approving withdrawal from the League of Nations. Admiral Viscount M. Saito submitted the withdrawal documents to Emperor Hirohito. The memorandum pledges to retain mandated islands and discusses labor bureau participation and world covenants.
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Miles W. Vaughn
United Press
Tokio
Japan Age
Great Wall
China
Daparfeur Tabinel Today
League of Natons
Viscount M. Saito
Hirohito
Japan
Pxcito
Privy Council
Jeague
Restrictions on Insurance Loans in Pa
Harrisburg March 11 Insur ance company business in Pennsylvania operated today under rigid restrictions imposed by a holiday proclamation issued by Charles F Armstrong insurance commissioner The proclamation limits cash surrender values and loans to 100 dollars and requires extreme need cases to be proven The rules bar cash values on policies and loans except to pay premiums or fulfill policy obligations The action aims to preserve insurer solvency during the national banking holiday and economic disruption It notes need for personal investigation before paying industrial policy surrender values
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Chaves F. Armstrong
Armstrong
Two auto crashes injure one in city
In two car accidents within a day in the city one man, Frank Chiricuzio of First Avenue, was bruised and shaken after his car and a Chrysler sedan collided at First Avenue and West Pleasant Street. Chiricuzio escaped serious injury, with no broken bones found on examination. Harri son Keppel’s car suffered greater damage. A second collision occurred at Columbus Avenue and North Center Street involving Mildred Schramling and Dr. W. M. Smipiro. both drivers were uninjured but the cars were badly damaged.
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Frank Chiricuzio
First Avenue
Harrison Keppel
West Pleasant Street
Chirieugin
Corry Water Company
Pleasanttreet
Keppel
Chiricusin
Kepeels
North Corry
Columbus Avenue
North Center Street
Mildred Schramling
Columbus
W. M. Smipiro
Toledo
Ohio
Schramling
Margaret Sullivan
Helen McClear
Columbia
Long Beach Earthquake Ravages Coast City
Long Beach Calif March 11 Residents of the 14000 population city battled debris filled streets as last night’s quake leveled homes and shops. Thousands fled by car to open country and beaches while guards with fixed bayonets maintained order and quarantined dangerous blocks. Downtown lay deserted and silent except for sirens and falling walls as residents returned to assess the damage.
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Norman
Devel
United Press
Long Beach
Calif
Mar
Page
Maury
Perry Nichols recalls the 1905 San Francisco quake
Corry resident Perry Nichols recounts his eyewitness experience of the April 18 1905 San Francisco earthquake and ensuing fires. He describes aiding an elderly boardinghouse resident, rescuing her belongings, guiding her to safety by carriage through the burning city, and remaining nearby for days amid the disaster's chaos.
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Perry Nichols
San Francisco
Corry
California
Nichols
Alrinicen
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Secretary of Treasury
Woodin
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Bureau of Engriving
Howell
Robert A Howell
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Frank Chirienzio
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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