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Newspaper

Grafton Sentinel

Location

Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1933

Page

6

Bank Holiday Speech Explains Financial Lockdown Actions

The speech describes bank holiday measures and federal actions to stabilize liquidity after a rush to convert deposits into currency. It explains that most money is in deposits, not currency, and details steps including proclaims, congressional laws, and regulations to allow banks to operate to meet payrolls and supply essentials while restoring confidence.

Eib Congress National Congress

Banks to issue more currency as reopenings begin

The government plans large scale currency issuance backed by solid assets to support banks reopening in stages across 250 cities led by twelve Federal Reserve centers. State banks will follow federal guidance with help from member banks and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The aim is to restore public confidence, meet legitimate withdrawals, and avoid another bank crisis by distributing reopenings over days and regions.

Bureau of Engraving and Printing Federal Reserve Bank Treasury United States Federal Reserve System Reconstruction Finance Corporation Secretary of the Treasury

State Bankers Urge WV Nonmember Banks to Apply for Reopening

Governor Kump and L R Charter Jr declared 127 West Virginia banks not in the Federal Reserve System fall under state jurisdiction. They urged these institutions to file reopening applications with current condition statements, to be reviewed promptly for potential reopening directions from Washington.

Ington Kump L. R. Charter, Jr West Virginia Federal Reserve System State Department Washington

West Virginia bankers back governor on banking reforms

About 200 to 300 bankers gathered to support Governor Kump and Banking Commissioner Charter. A six member committee was formed to liaison with state and federal authorities to set up regulations aligning with federal rules and protecting depositors. The group praised the governor and pledged full cooperation with re opening orders once Washington guidance is received.

Charleston L. FP. Haller Wheeling State Association Haller Kump Banking Department West Virginia West Virginis

Quake Areas Hit Southern California Cities

After the first tremor, cities from Pasadena to San Pedro reported heavy damage and a regional loss near 40 million dollars. As reconstruction began, fear waned with the quake’s decreasing frequency and ongoing recovery efforts across Southern California.

San Pedro Pasadena Santa Ana Inglewood Santa Monica Compton California Earth Movement

Herbert Dent Contested Vote In Barbour And Taylor

The contest focused on ballots cast in Barbour county with no Taylor recount. Official returns gave Dehut a 113 vote Barbour lead, but a recount flipped to Watkins by 169, a 282 swing. Watkins held a 14 vote Taylor lead, while Barbour issued a certificate of election to Dent after finding ballot tampering between canvass and recount.

Barbour County Taylor Dehut Watkins Taylor County County Court

Elkins Priest Ordained in Rome Reaches Parish

Elkins priest Corcoran, ordained in Rome in 1900, served in Elkins and previously at McMechen West Virginia. Additional charges included Parkersburg Wheeling and Kings.

Elkins Church Leader Funeral Plans Announced

Ville reports the death of Father J Daly eight years ago and notes funeral services likely Wednesday at St Brendan's church with Bishop J Swint in charge. Interment will be in St Brendan's church cemetery. The article recalls prior youth crime cases involving Cash Morgan and two other youths, with none deemed serious or flagrant.

Cash Morgan

Banks to Open Amid Federal Guidance and Hoarder Grace

Banks await state approvals as Treasury reports pledge full federal support for opening. Gold hoarders have four days grace until March 17 to return metal to Federal Reserve banks. Treasury denies withdrawal rights for hoarding. Stock exchanges hold, public needs drive reopening, and new currency is dispatched to Federal Reserve banks for member institutions. Savings banks in New York begin openings with temporary withdrawal limits set by the state banking board.

Federal Reserve Treasury Department Stock Exchange Federal Reserve Banks Reconstruction Finance Corporation Greater New York State Banking Board

Young Flier Seeks Cape Town Record Flight

Cape Town March 13 Victor Smith a young South African aviator vanished this morning on the final leg of a flight intended to beat Amy Mollison’s English record to Cape Town. Two prior attempts by Smith ended in failure.

Cape Town Union of South Africa Victor Smith Amy Mollison England Smith

Fear Attack At Fayette Industrial Hospital Details

A night assault at the Fayette county institution left watchman Arnett with a fractured skull. Becheler and three others faced charges as inmates were sent to courts or the state hospital in Fairmont for treatment. Arnett, married with three children, had three years service at the school.

Snow Fayette County Mr. Arnett Becheler Laer Arnett Fairmont Charleston Praintytown

Neyland Spurns Luxury In Grld Dressing Room

Knoxville notes Major Bob Neyland, UT football coach, rejects modern dressing rooms in a new $250,000 gymnasium near the football field. He vows the gridiron team will continue using a dingy room beneath the concrete stadium, citing superstition and caution about changing jerseys and numbers.

Neyland Knoxville Tenn University of Tennessee Bob Neyland

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