Banks reopen as Roosevelt pledges no more bank failures
Banks began to reopen under Treasury orders in two federal reserve cities with a pledge from President Roosevelt that the nation will not face another epidemic of bank failures. Full nationwide resumption to follow as authorities certify soundness and relax restrictions.
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California relief push and beer sale urged amid gas case
Harrisburg March 18 The Public Service Commission may issue a final decision today in the Pennsylvania Gas Company rate case. Officials expect a ruling at this afternoon's meeting to settle rate complaints filed by Winsimers of Stineboro and others. A possible 50 to 60 cent rate is hinted, possibly prolonging a 15 year litigation.
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Revised quake casualties list in Los Angeles area
The approximate earthquake death toll in the Los Angeles area was listed at 131, with many unaccounted for missing. The coroner and undertakers records show 45 completed deaths, many elderly, often from heart attacks due to shock. The report lists victims in Artesia Bellflower Compton and Watts with ages and addresses, and notes continued reporting on page seven.
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Relief plans proliferate in legislature in March debate
In Harrisburg on March 18 the state legislature weighed dozens of relief schemes for jobless renters bankers and taxpayers amid a busy week. The unemployment relief plan backed by the state Republican organization sought at least 20 million funded by economies and motor fund borrowing, facing strong opposition. Governor Pinchot demanded a revenue tax consolidation plan and Democratic leaders aligned behind his plan while relief and economy measures circulated with other bills affecting professional baseball Sunday activities and bank stabilization.
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Embargo on Arms Lifted by Britain in East
London March 1 Britain lifted the arms embargo to the Far East via a House of Commons announcement by Stanley Balwit. Hardwin noted hoped for wider national action, while Prime Minister Rimaiy Macdonald and Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon in Geneva reported no early international agreement.
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Protests Face Board Over School Consolidation Plan
Eastern city residents and property owners campaign against the proposed retrenchment program at a special board meeting. The plan includes suspending Harding building classes next fall and transferring pupils to Concord school. Delegations prepare formal protests as the board weighs drastic curtailments and alternative cost saving measures at tonight’s session.
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Public Service Commission Split In King Stand Row
Three members of the Public Service Commission issued a statement repudiating Chairman Clyde L. King. P S Stshinecker Gud Gondnough and G W Woodruff said they support continuing the Senate investigation and denied approving Kings prior statements. They charged Governor Pixeller did not pressure commission personnel or policy. The reply responded to Kings claim of a political shamble and an needless probe.
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Davis to Resume Disarmament Work in Geneva
Norman H. Davis, American delegate to the World Disarmament Conference, will return to Geneva to resume his duties before week’s end, according to a State Department briefing.
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Graphic quake damage seen in California on page six
Photos depict widespread destruction from last week’s southern California temblors. Long Beach sustains the worst damage since the 1933 quake, with property losses exceeding 60 million dollars and many lives reported.
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Death toll and property loss in California turmoil
A dramatic tally shows 135 dead and 60 million dollars in property losses as Southern California confronts widespread destruction from a week of disturbances. Long Beach center reports extensive damage and a broad inventory of losses across the region.
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Tremors Spread Fear Across Southern California After Major Quake
Southern California endures renewed tremors as death toll reaches 135 and damage may hit 60 million dollars. Long Beach reports a 5 18 pm quake, viewers survey for further damage while coroner lists victims. Seismologists note over 1000 separate aftershocks across the LA Long Beach San Pedro triangle.
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California Earthquake Relief Bill Introduced in Senate
Senate today saw Senator Mc Ade Denn Calf introduce a resolution to appropriate 5 million dollars for relief of the California earthquake zone while Roosevelt prepares to send names for ambassador posts to Britain Mexico and France.
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Senate rebuff slows administration economy plan
The Senate rejected a move to refer the 500.6 million economy bill to the judiciary committee and backed Harrison’s motion to table it by a 60 to 20 vote. Debate drew telegrams of support and opposition as McCarron argued the Roosevelt program strikes at fundamental principles, while Borah warned constitutional questions lurk in the vote. In other news a 10 year old girl Caterina Loyadona of Salem township died from fatal burns after clothing caught fire from a bonfire near her home. The 28th Division National Guard headquarters moved from Philadelphia to Barnburg today.
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Two Corry Banks May Reopen on Wednesday
Formal orders were awaited by Citizens National Bank and the National Bank of Corry permitting reopening after the week long bank holiday. Officials indicated reopening likely by Wednesday with Roosevelt's program guidance. Both banks prepared to resume operations immediately upon order and urged patrons to await formal permit.
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Chinese and Japanese clash near Fanchinkan in China war update
Chinese forces launch a counterattack near Fanchinkan using swords pistols and mountain artillery against Hattori corps as air raids target Kupeikow. Reports claim 14 Hattori killed 39 wounded with ambulances moving to Chinchow. Simultaneously a Japanese bombing raid aids Kupeikow as heavy fighting looms near Hsihfengkow.
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Pre-war flag over Germany amid Nazi rise and recalls
Berlin reports Germany returning to the imperial black white and red flag after a decree by President Hindenburg bans the Weimar black red gold flag. The Nazi symbol is declared official for display as Germany mourns World War I dead and Nazi gains expand in Prussian elections.
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Roosevelt asks beer sale reform in surprise move
Washington March 13 President Roosevelt asked Congress for immediate modification of the Volstead act to legalize manufacture and sale of beer and other beverages. He urged rapid action, saying the measure would provide needed revenue through taxes. Speaker Rainey announced Congress would be called to pass a beer legalization bill this week.
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Probing Political Influence in State Road Selections
Harrisburg dispatch reports a joint legislative inquiry into whether political influence affected which state highways are chosen for improvement. Secretary of Highways Samuel S. Lewis will explain the selection process to Senator Fred Gelder's committee.
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