House balks from page one over banking bill provisions
Republicans and Democrats dispute the emergency banking bill with quotes from Seagal, Reedy, Byrne and Long. The measure aims to let nonmember banks and trusts borrow from Federal Reserve banks, and to make notes eligible for Fed lending, replacing a Robinson bill that previously addressed nonmember banks.
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Deed Howaier
Byrne
Tennessee
Reedy
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Puller
Ark
Seagall
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Federal Reserve
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Ohio Mills Reopen Across Ohio After Open Bank Lift
Ohio industry finds new life as banks open prompting recalls in Cleveland and other cities. Thompson Products Co recalls 300 to 400 workers, Cleveland Graphite Bronze adds needed staff, Fisher Bodies in Cleveland mobilizes 3,000 recalled workers, and Toledo Chevrolet plant resumes Monday. Scrap yards hire 50 in Youngstown, Follansbee plans 75 more, Hoover Sweeper Co. to rehire 400 in Canton. Stores extend staffing and ads reflect renewed confidence across Ohio.
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Cleveland
Steubenville
Toledo
Youngstown
Ohio
Thompson Products Co
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Company
Fisher Bodies Company
Chevrolet Motor Company
Lttsburgh
Follansbee Brothers Co
Follawsbee
W. Va
Hoover’ Sweeper Company
Canton
War With U.S. Continued in Page One Summary
War developments persist as the article notes continuing coverage on page one and references comments directed at readers in China. The brief mentions further commentary and broader audience reactions.
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Japan and United States seek peace over China aid
A World War era column argues Japan remains China’s friend and warns war with the United States would profit none. It notes high trade ties, mutual dependencies, and the dangers of pacifist rhetoric while urging continued cooperation to avoid conflict in the Far East.
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China
United States
Pacific
Far East
Heason
England
Pacific Ocean
Asia
Philippine Islands
Great Britain
United’ States
League of Nations
U. S
California fruit sent to local store owner
Mr J R Maddox, manager of the O J Morrison store, received a fine box of oranges and grapefruit from Los Angeles. The fruit was sent by Mr O J Morrison who is in California on business. Maddox shared the fruit with W X Clearencer of Knottsville district, a close friend to both.
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Patrick Flannery
California
J. R Maddox
O. J. Morrison
Los Angeles
Maddox
W. X. Clearencer
Knottsville
Joan Crawford Separates From Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Los Angeles March 18 Joan Crawford announces separation from her husband film actor Douglas Fairbanks Jr. in an alienation of affections suit filed by chemical engineer Joffien Deitz. She says divorce is not contemplated and these damage actions have no bearing. Dietz accuses Fairbanks of stealing affections of Solvele Dietz and of false imprisonment amid a necklace blackmail attempt. Fairbanks, at Laguna Beach location, Crawford at West Los Angeles home. District attorney says no action requested against Dietz. Berlingske Tidende quotes Dietz wife Mrs Deitz saying Fairbanks will seek divorce in Paris and marry her.
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Los Angeles
Joan Crawford
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Joffien Deitz
Miss Crawford
Burton Fitts
Fairbanks
Michael Levee
Dietz
Harry K. Sargeant
Dieta
Lucy Doraine
Michael Curtiz
Miss Doraine
Curtiz
Copenhagen
Denmark
Berlingske Tidende Today
Jorgan Deitz
Paris
Strand vaudeville act returns for one night only
Strand theatre screens a high class big time vaudeville act direct from Boll Wood. Victims of the recent quake in Los Angeles, now in New York, stop over for Monday night March 20 at 9 PM. Pauline Farnum performs a tap number with singing and dancing and comedy. WMNN carries the Fox Special feature.
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New York
Strand ‘Theatre
Strand Theatre
Strand
Pauline Farnum
WMNN
Arrest Three In Mail Theft Band Nabbed In New York
Post office inspectors with police captured three men after a months long chase tied to a band that held up a Chicago loop mail carrier. They allegedly fled with bonds stocks and checks totaling between 250000 and 500000. Suspects include E Richard Gagarovo a Bronx attorney whose home yielded 10000 in bonds identified by police as part of the loot.
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Post Office
Chicago
E. Richard Gagarovo
Bronx
Civil War memory of a Baltimore & Ohio worker and soldier
A longtime B and O railroad employee recalls Civil War service at age 14 in West Virginia and Virginia. He describes driving teams and mules on rail lines from Beard Tree tunnel to Monongah division as Union soldiers marched to Petersburg. A stark memory is his escape from Confederate capture at Meadley near Petersburg in January 1864 during a march from New Creek to Keyser with 800 Union troops and paymaster’s wagon amid a harsh winter. Major Nathan Goff of Clarksburg is noted in connection with the era.
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Meadley
Major Goff
Mr. Flanenry
Petersburg
Grafton
Flannery
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Parkersburg
Railroad Cieles
Thomas J. McAvoy
Latrobe Street
Central Hotel
Squire” Haymond
Ohio River
Patrick Flannery
Robyn Turner
Great Divide
Ed. Pickett
John Handley
Clarksburg
Baltimore & Ohio
Beard Tree Tunnel
No. 1
Bridgeport
Darrisburg
Virginias
Petersbug
New Creek
Keyser
Nathan Goff
Robbery at Mona Lisa Club Tied to Mail Car Theft
Robert Roberto, a real estate agent, Dominick Gentile, claimed part owner of the Mona Lisa nightclub, and executives of the First National Bank of Chicago were detained after a raid on the club and a consignment stolen from a mail carrier. They were questioned at the general post office.
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Tives
First National Bank of Chicago
Robert Roberto
Dominick Gentile
General Post Office
League condemns Peruvians for occupation of ceded territory
In Geneva on March 16 the League of Nations council unanimously approved a report denouncing Peru for occupying territory ceded by treaty to Colombia and demanding Peruvians evacuate immediately. Colombia accepted the report while Peru asked the council to open inquiries instead of adoption, without a clear reply.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Natio Council
Peru
Colombia
Pay Day For Employer Of City Today
The semi monthly city payroll of about $2,000 is among today’s finance news. Finance Commissioner Fred W Kunst is seen distributing payroll checks at the municipal office this morning.
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Fred W. Kunst
Court House Being Cleaned by R F C Labor
The work of cleaning the court house is nearing completion with the circuit court room and offices thoroughly washed. Labor is furnished by the R F C while the county court provides soap and water.
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Circuit Court
R.F
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