Banks Closed Across States as Crisis Strikes Markets
Banks in 48 states faced half day closures or heavy restrictions amid a financial crisis. Economists and leaders discuss guarantees or federal action to restore normalcy while debate grows over a possible federal insurer for banks. Washington weighs swift special measures as markets tremble and liquidity tightens.
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Pere at Glance and World War II Era Place Names List
Fragmented OCR lists many place names and terms including Nevada Utah Avena Sew Veen Sebroata Jesne Mineman Tawi Stbsmaticis Athens Tennessee Maine Haroga York Pennsylvania Maryland Connecticut Massachusetts Vermont New Hampshire Minnesota Dakota Missouri Arkansas. The fragment reads like a garbled compilation of locations and historical references with several misspellings and unclear context.
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Nevada
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Mineman
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Stbsmaticis
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Athens
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Meheia
Hearghe
York
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Maryland
Doyans
Connecticut
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Vermont
Les Hampalire
Maine
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Dakota
Umbrady
Arkansas
Inaugural Parade Delights Roosevelt Grandchildren
Washington reports two small grandchildren of President Roosevelt, Sintie and Huzzie, enjoying the inaugural parade. Anna Plenner and Curtis Dell, their parents, watch from the reviewing stand as soldiers march by. Lindle stays close to the edge, eyeing the procession with curiosity.
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Noova
Sintle
Huzzie
Roonsvell
Anna Plenner
Curtis Dell
Indiana
Lindle
Senate to hold Walsh funeral in Capitol Monday
Archbishop Curley of Baltimore will preside as acting chaplain for the state funeral of Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Virginia Washington, who died Thursday en route to the capital from Florida. Bishop John McNamara will assist in rites in the Senate chamber with a Latin and English sermon followed by the blessing of the body.
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Kenna
Thomas J. Walshginia
Washington
Io Woniwinn
Curley
Baltimore
Florida
John McNamara
Debarney T. Phillipa
Germany braces for pivotal election as Hitler looms
Berlin March 4 Germans prepare for a landmark election seen as the strangest since the republic's founding. Citizens face a vote amid ongoing political pressure from the ruling party and leaders who say the country's new course begun January 30 under Chancellor Adolf Hitler remains intact. Police report deadly clashes linked to the campaign, with several killed in political violence as recounts and ongoing coverage spill onto page 1 and section 2.
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Berlin
Germany
Flood Reaches Mayagüez. Twenty Dead, Homes Damaged
In Porto Rico the Tivor Yaguez river rose seven feet after heavy rains, flooding Mayagüez and cutting water and electric service. Twenty bodies were recovered with searches continuing for others as residents faced extensive property damage.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Tamonds Accepted for Fats in Frisco
San Francisco on March 4 reports a garbled sign about accepting old gold second mortgages for meals. The readable fragment mentions a restaurant offering sustenance and financial terms during a bank holiday.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Bank Robbery Foiled Near Clarke Fork Valley
Shortly before the Clarke Fork Valley ink received word of a banking holiday. No armed bandits held up the Clarke Fork Bank. J. Burreud, cashier, reported no robbery at the back of 8181. Carton County officers arrested two men at the door as they waited for Vient. They gave their names as Ben Rudnik and Joe Boyd to Sheriff W W Lamport, who jailed them in Red Lodge along with Art Davis. Davis arrived in an automobile after the others entered.
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Befner
Clarke Fork
Rudnik
Roosevelt Convenes Leaders to Boost Nation Credit
President Roosevelt uses his new office to rally action on the banking crisis. He calls the secretary of the treasury and Federal Reserve officers to meet in Washington to set a date for Congress and address the “dread realities” facing the economy.
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Roosevelt
Congressional Jeadera
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Senate
Ball 16 Brilliant End of Hectic Day
Washington March 4 189? revelry closes a hectic day with pomp and military displays. A large crowd fills the Washington auditorium for a gala inaugural hall marking the first such event since March 4 1808 and highlighting the appearance of Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt at 10 o clock as trumpets herald the First Lady.
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Mareh
Wilam Howard Taft
Grover Cleveland
Washington Auditorium
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Income tax returns must be filed on time
Washington March 4 AP Bank holidays will not excuse filing income tax returns by March 15. taxpayers must file or face a 25 percent penalty. The Internal Revenue Bureau said postponement may be allowed only for payment, not filing, and that audits will proceed to determine revenue.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Boettcher Kidnappers Near Arrest In Denver
In Denver on March 4 AP reports police closing in on the Boettcher kidnap band. Police chief Albert T Clark says they are hot on the trails and expect arrests momentarily. A $60,000 reward from K Roettcher plus mayoral approval is to be distributed.
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Horjes Boettcher Tl
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Alhert T. Clark
Banks Close Nationwide as Readjustment Sought
Banks nationwide closed Saturday pending readjustments by treasury officials and the Federal Reserve. Helena banks remained open with acceptance of checks, payrolls paid in company checks, and local merchants adapting to the national bank holiday. Roosevelt swiftly proposed cabinet nominees and sought powers to meet the banking emergency as the country faced economic readjustment.
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Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Helena
Washington
New York Exchange
Independent
Thomas A. Marlow
First National Bank and Trust Company
Montana
Felona
Samuel McKennan
Union Bank and Trust Company
Helena Guards Off Bank Holiday with Quiet Acceptance
Helena residents welcomed Governor Erickson's bank holiday decree with calm indifference. Banks posted notices by eight in the morning while Delaware followed later. Outside, few formed long queues, and overall business proceeded nearly as usual with only a slight dip in Saturday trade.
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Ifelena
Mayor Cormak Spends Restless Night In Hospital
AP report from Florida mentions Mayor Anton Cormak in a hospital at 2:20 am AFST after a restless night. Chicago executives express grave concern over his condition and ongoing health issues.
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Mateh
Anton Cormak
Clone Frlonaa
Chicago
Beer Bill Passed by Washington House Amid Nationalization Talks
Gantol Olympia March 4. By a 69 to 27 vote with 13 abstentions the Washington House passed a beer manufacturing and sale bill tied to potential nationwide legalization. The measure now moves to the Senate for consideration.
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Olympia
Wash
House
Washington
Ho Sanate
Montanans Attend Inauguration Despite Walsh Death
A Montana delegation joined the inauguration activities in Washington as they mourn Senator Walsh and note his death prevented a cabinet appointment. About 40 travelers, four by air, attended events including the inaugural ball and visited Senator Wheeler in the days surrounding the ceremony.
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Washington
Thomas J. Walsh
J. B. Erickson
John A. Lovelace
Bozeman
Roosevelt inaugural address promised on page four
The Independent notes that the full text of President Roosevelt’s inaugural address will be printed on page four of this issue. The item informs readers where to find the speech in the newspaper edition.
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Small Japanese Force Seizes Jehol City in Manchuria
A small Japanese expedition crossed a blizzard from Pinghian into Jehol City, marching at dawn with about 125 troops. They advanced toward Tapas despite harsh weather, claiming Japanese and Manchurian success as defending units withdrew. General Krwanara moved 16th Infantry toward the capital as the Great Wall area saw Chinese resistance.
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China
Yo-lin
Krwanara
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