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Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1933

Page

6

Hitler Wins and Nazi Rise in German Cabinet

The article reports on the Nazi consolidation under Hitler, with plans to keep non Nazi ministers, install Nazis in the justice ministry, and shift to Nazi influenced governance. It notes Goering's claim the Reichstag will approve a flag change and grant dictatorial powers, plus continued U.S. labor and prohibition actions as Congress reconvenes.

Vn Hindenburg Hitler Franz von Papen Baron Konstantin-Von Neurath Alfred Hugenberg Franz Seldte Franz Guertner Supreme Court Ministry of Justice Fir Prussia Arthur Rosenberg Voelkischer Beobachter Munich London Reichstag Herman Goering Ootsdam

CermaK Dies After Bullets Struck Chicago Mayor Contender

Cermak weakened by gunshot wounds from the assassination attempt on Francisco Zangara, undergoes transfusions as gangrene spreads. death seen within hours. Indictment planned for Zangara on first degree murder. Cermak's life story traces from Bohemia to Chicago mayoralty, marriage to Mary Horejs, three daughters, and a rise through business and politics.

Zangara Joe Gill Miami Society N. Vernon Hawthorne Cermak Chicago Miami Anton Joseph Cermak Bohemia America Kladno Prague Czechoslovakia United States Braidwood Hinton Farms International Harvester Company Bull Children's Hospital Ines al Fost Austria Mary Horejs

Roosevelt Proclaims Special Session as Banking Crisis Deepens

President Roosevelt and key advisers finalize a plan to meet the monetary emergency. The administration prepares sweeping measures and uniform bank controls as Congress is recalled for a special session on March ninth.

Hull Cummins Carr State Department Treasury Congress Roosevelt Uni New York Chicago Stephen T. Early

Reopen Banks Moves Deliberated By Lawmakers

Arkansas Democratic floor leader and another lawmaker signaled swift action on the President's emergency recommendations. They anticipated a brief recess to craft a general program, with Robinson noting his understanding of the situation.

Arkansas Robinson

Removal Notice Shifts Denital Offices to New Jarrett Building

Removal of his Denital Offices from the Rogers way to the 2nd floor of the Jarrett Building takes effect today. 291-bpot

Rogers |Ay Jarrett

Immediate special session aims at bank clearinghouse certs

The proposed legislation to be raised at the special session focuses on banks in Morstoria using clearing house certificates to the extent of their liquidity and on authorizing a segregation of new deposits.

Gas And Light Keep Normal Billing During Bank Holiday

The Pittsburgh and West Virginia Gas Company and the Monongahela West Penn system continue operations as usual despite a bank holiday. T.O. Patton, chief clerk, says checks are accepted for gas bills. F.C. Kley confirms electric bill payments via checks. Gas bills discount date extended to March 10 and the Monongahela system seeks similar extension pending banking situation.

Pittsburgh & West Virginia Gas Company Monongahela West Penn System T.O. Patton Gas Company F.C. Kley West Penn Monggahela

Japanese Seize of Fortifications Stopped on Three Fronts

Japanese campaign to seize China's great wall fortifications and establish Manchukuo faced stubborn resistance. General Chang-Liang reinforced Kaptekow with two divisions from Peiping as a Japanese army neared Jehol City. Officials inquired about safety of missionary Harriet F. Minns who refused to leave the war zone.

Associated Press China Great Wall Manchukuo Marshall Chang-Liang Peiping Kaptekow Jehol Harriett F. Minns

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