Roosevelt Set To Be Inaugurated In Washington Today
President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt will take office in Washington marking a return of the Democratic Party to power after thirteen years. Crowds are expected and extensive preparations are made for the ceremonies and related festivities. The cabinet lineup includes Hull, Woodin, Dern, Farley, Wallace, Walsh, Ickes, Roper, Perkins, and Swanson with Roper also named to Commerce and Perkins as Labor Secretary.
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Tennessee
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New York
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Utah
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Iowa
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Harold L. Ickes
Illinois
Interior
Daniel C. Roper
South Carolina
Commerce
Frances Perkins
Floyd A. Swanson
Virginia
Navy
Cordova Bank Safe Blown Open by Yeggs
Yeggmen blew the door of the Hillsboro Queen Anne bank branch in Cordova using nitro glycerin but failed to reach the cash drawer. They entered via the second story window of Gard ner Swartz store, shattered walls, yet left with only about $1,000. Sheriff Carroll and State's Attorney Mullikin investigated, finding a firing battery on the floor and suspecting expert aid. The cashier W H Swartz reported the attempt, marking a second robbery effort after a prior $2,000 loss.
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Oliver S. Mullikin
Easton
W. H. Swartz
Resolutions of Respect for Harry B. Mason
Temple Lodge No. 128 A F and A M mourns the death of Harry B. Mason on January 16, 1933 after 32 years as a member. He is praised as a true friend and loyal brother, a venerable citizen, and a generous neighbor. The lodge votes to drape in mourning thirty days, publish notices, and send copies to his family. Wesley E Thawley W K Cumming J DeWeese Carter Committee
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Bank Holiday Declared By Gov Ritchie
Banks across Maryland were ordered closed for an indefinite period after a Friday night meeting with bankers. A new Banking Commissioner, John J. Ghiringher of Denton, gains authority to close banks, limit withdrawals, and run institutions for up to two years with governor and attorney general approval for extensions. County banks remained strong and unaffected. public sentiment ranged from alarm to calm as commerce adjusted to cash shortages and check cashing practices.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio on Wheels Visits Federalsburg
The famed MGM traveling studio arrives Friday March 10 at 2 30 pm in Federalsburg. Built for 150000, this rolling mini Hollywood features motion picture sound equipment cameras and a crew from California. Public viewing of the studio and its projection gear is allowed during the visit. Accompanying cars include a Hearst Metrotone Newsreel camera car and three pilot cars with the Hollywood party.
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Adams Family Updates Highlight Wilming ton Visit Line
Miss Edna Adams spends a week with two sisters in Wilming ton alongside other friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Norman Adams visited Mr C W Adams and family last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W S Hubbard host Choptank relatives this week. Mr and Mrs Ormond Wright of Denton visited her parents on Sunday. Mrs Fred Fountain entertained last Friday evening at a candy making social.
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Wilmington
Norman Adams
C. W. Adams
W. S. Hubbard
Ormond Wright
Denton
Fred Fountain
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