Opening of Banks Across Nation Arranged by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt announced a progressive plan to reopen the sound banks beginning Monday. The program allows licensed banks in 12 Federal Reserve locations and more than 260 cities to resume normal operations with approval. Banks that meet conditions will proceed on a dual schedule, temporarily easing restrictions while shipments of new currency are coordinated.
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Plan to Reopen Banks Across 10 Cities Amid Crisis
The government outlines a three day reopening plan for banks, detailing regulatory steps for federally chartered institutions and state authorities. Banks not yet recapitalized or deemed solvent may reopen only with treasuries support, while new Federal Reserve notes will be issued to banks under emergency law. The president allows state authorities to begin reopening this week, with discretion on timing.
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Three Yankees Charged in Spain for Exporting Money
Barcelondo, Spain March 17 three Americans and a Spaniard have been ordered arraigned on a charge of exporting Spanish money. The Americans are George Wall weight Albert Pfeiffer and John MAN all connected with an American automobile manufacturing concern. The Spaniard is Jose Marie Clavell.
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State Authorities Urged to Help Banks Resume Operations
Washington march 11 secretary Woodin called on state banking authorities and Federal Reserve leaders to cooperate with the government to allow qualified banks to reopen Monday in cities where feasible on an unrestricted basis. Treasury officials said banks not in the Fed system would not be permitted to reopen unless they meet normal business and legal withdrawal terms. Woodin noted readiness to let Fed member banks in cities with access to the system resume.
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Antarctic Explorer Rescued by Norwegian Whaler
Captain Hjalmar Kriker Larsen who led a January Antarctic expedition was saved by a Norwegian whaler after towing the expedition gear and sledge dogs through a violent storm. A telegraph from Oslo reports the rescue and recovery of the party.
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JAMES M. COX POTENTIAL U S AMBASSADOR TO GERMANY
Washington reports James F. Cox Ohio publisher and 1920 Democratic presidential candidate is under serious consideration for the post of ambassador to Germany. Frederic M. Sackett of Lynchville Kentucky has submitted his resignation as ambassador to Berlin on March 4.
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Work for Idle to Be Found Under New Roosevelt Plan
President Roosevelt pushes a $500,000,000 bond measure for widespread unemployment relief as part of a broad plan to create jobs rather than dole out aid. The plan includes reforestation and inland improvement projects for about a million workers and calls for mobilizing idle workers into new camps while keeping the employed on welfare rosters. Immediate projects include the Musele Shoals Alabama power and drainage plant development across the country.
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Second Son of President Appears at West Texas Rodeo
The president's younger son, visiting Fort Worth, mingled with cowboys and rodeo fans at the Southwestern Rodeo. Princeton student Roosevelt toured the arena, autographs were sought, and he joined events near the stock chutes while reporters covered the scene.
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Weather outlook for the coming week in the mountains
The Northern trecky Mountain Region is forecast to have generally fair weather with possible light snow in some areas. Temperatures are near normal with expected rain or precipitation late in the period.
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Japs Hinting at Extending Scope in China War
Tokyo reports a Japanese war office spokesman stating that China’s new leadership may reshape the conflict. He notes Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang’s rise in the north could prompt broader Japanese actions if Jehol is threatened, expanding operations toward the Great Wall and amid a foreign presence of about 4,000 Americans, including 1,500 Marines and soldiers.
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Old alarm clock stops when owner dies in Oklahoma
Dupcan Okla March 14 A woman named Mrs Strona Quinn was handling personal effects when she told her daughter who asked for a 48 year old clock You can have it but it will stop when I die After her death Trelativer said the clock stood almost at the fatal moment
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Friction rises in European crisis with Germany France Poland
Washington reports growing tension in the Polish corridor era as Germany faces France and Poland amid a volatile political climate. Officials avoid action that could worsen the matter and monitor potential moves by fascist leader Adolf Hitler as the disarmament issue in Peru also draws attention.
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Revised Casualties By Cant Temblors Long Reach Calif Marvel 11
The revised death list from the earthquake disaster includes Norman Travec, 18, 1230 Talmy Street San Luis Obispo. Lealie Petit, 23, Cypress. Mary Seotig, 15, 547 Gardenia. Warren Bailey, 21. Halt Sohnson, 417 West Tenth. Terrence Anberts, 18 2178 Lenon Street. Clayton Steerrs, 27, 608 TB Marnelta. M W. ob. Mitchel, 18, 1a A Orange Street. Coc Advan, 35, 505 East Matt North Long Reach Minnes. Brodie, 28, ddssiniant Mans age. Imperial Theater. Mrs Cornelia Chittenden, 86, 1521 Gardenta. Mrs Paolino VW Sanders, 2234 Tratsa. Dornthy Searle, 13, Lantse and Elny Streets CP Werlshougher, 10, 1202 Dawson. Gregory KB Calder, 1782 Cerritos. Jack Freeman, 10, 1720 Mant Finta Street. Continued on Page fi.
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California gold find at Porterville shocks guards
Porterville report says a man claimed a gold find at a rum shop. Game Warden Ray Hullardy confronted the scene, removed rum from a gum, and inside the gum unearthed a roll containing two diamonds and two small rubies, amid a mix of confusion and disgust.
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Macon Giant Dirigible Formally Takes Air in Ohio
In Akron May 11 a grand ceremony marked the Macon becoming the second of its kind to fly after Roosevelt's five year naval air program. Hundreds gathered on the dock as the flag was raised and cord cut, with Admiral Moffett's wife pulling the cord and announcing the event. Officials presented Macon and a crew prepared for a ceremonial ascent as the massive airship lifted into the cloudy Akron sky.
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Lifting Debris for More Dead Across Southern California
AP reports Southern California toll tallies 127 dead with aftershocks broadening fear as 5,000 injured, $45 million plus in damage. Long Beach bears worst loss with 70 dead and 2,000 injured. other cities tally deaths and substantial property damage amid ongoing search and guard response. Total deaths listed as 125 with updates expected.
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Four Severe Shocks Felt in Long Beach
Four sharp earthquake shocks hit Long Beach California over a 45 minute span tonight. Police reported no material damage but residents recalled yesterday’s devastation in which 70 people died or were fatally injured.
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Long Beach Struck by Temblors Leaves City in Fear
Long Beach California reports 70 dead and about 2,500 injured as quakes flatten many buildings. Damage is put at 26 million dollars with the armory turned into a temporary morgue. Thousands of relatives gather as 4,000 sailors soldiers and marines maintain order amid widespread devastation.
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Kidnapped Four Year Old Patricia Tripp Returned Home
Crown Point Ind March 11 UP Four year old Patricia Pear Tripp kidnapped four months ago from her Renaselaer Ind home was returned here tonight as mysteriously as she disappeared.
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Dazed Folk Bake Debris for Vigting Shocks in LA
Southern California reeled as quake tolls ran into hundreds dead and thousands injured. Tens of millions in damage, 23 major shocks, and widespread fear marked the city’s night of tremors. Police and volunteers hunted for casualties among marble slabs in the cemeteries as the public faced grief and uncertainty after the disaster.
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Two Tremors Felt in Poplar Bluff Missouri
Two distinct earthquakes were felt in Poplar Bluff Missouri at 6:48 and 7:04 a m today central standard time. Dr J L Lindsay reported windows rattled and pictures shook on the walls of his home. Poplar Bluff lies about 50 miles northwest of New Madrid where a major quake struck in 1911.
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Roosevelt Rises Early to Speed Quake Relief Work
President Roosevelt and leaders from the navy treasury and Red Cross mobilize aid for quake devastated southern California. Treasury authorizes banks to advance cash and Federal Reserve direct loans to victims while Red Cross lines up immediate responses and plans a further money allocation.
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Long Beach and Los Angeles decline outside aid offers
San Francisco dispatch reports Southern California seism ic disaster response firming as cities including Long Beach and Los Angeles decline outside aid offers. Governor Rolph toured the area with emergency relief officials while Red Cross began relief work and a $25,000 appropriation was earmarked for immediate relief efforts.
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Lynwood Earthquake Causes Over Million in Damage
A powerful Lynwood quake caused more than $1,000,000 in damage with two deaths and seven personnel injured. The 8,000 population town saw major buildings destroyed and heavy losses to structures and merchandise. Relief programs and hospital care are being organized.
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Lingers 10 Gamble and Loses Life at Pine Avenue Pier
Sterling Taylor died after attempting a carnival game on Pine Avenue Pier in Tong Beach. His wife urged him to wait, but he joined the game at the last moment and was struck by a falling kernel drop that led to his fatal injuries. Mrs. Taylor survived.
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Huntington Park quake toll tops eight dead
An earthquake wreaks havoc in Huntington Park causing eight deaths and serious injuries to five others. Property damage exceeds 2.6 million dollars as offices and churches suffer, with city hall and a new Christian church badly damaged. Valuation for the area stands at 39 million dollars as authorities confirm casualties names including Michael Anderson and Dorothy Martyne.
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Allon G. Anthonoy
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