Integrity Trust Plan Ends Bank’s Existence in Philadelphia
The Integrity Trust Company dissolves under a plan approved by federal and state authorities. First National Bank and Western Saving Fund Society assume Integrity’s deposits in full, protecting about 45 million dollars in deposits. FDIC chair Leo Crowley and Pa Banking Secretary John Bell announce the arrangement, ensuring funds for about a thousand depositors with balances over the insured limit.
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Philadelphia
Dan
Integrity Trust Company
First National
Western Saving Fund Society
Tietegrity
Leo T. Crowley
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pennsylvania
John C. Bell, Jr
Integrity Divertors
Integrity Trust
Crowley
Tetegrity Trust Company
Gust Company
Trust Company
Quake Levels Town as Turkish Toll Grows
An earthquake report says ten villages in Vozgad were levelled and Euphrates floods threaten the southern Anatolia region. Hundreds of buildings collapse and thousands flee as winter cold, food shortages, and medical needs strain relief efforts across Asiatic Turkey. Mobile hospitals reach Erzincan. new gate design aids freeing autos trapped on tracks.
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Ankara
Yo2gad
Turkey
Euphrates
Anatolia
Vozgad
Birijik
Alps
Syria
Erzincan
Finnish Front Reports Shifting Soviet Losses and Allied Dilemmas
Survivors fled panic after a large number were taken prisoner as new Soviet losses were claimed. A day long Finnish-Russian clash near Arttajoki 60 miles north of Lake Ladoga saw the Russians seize and hold a base after it changed hands. Berlin cautions on British French aid to Finland while France and Britain pledge cooperation. air battles over Helgoland Bight yield varying casualty reports. Prague reports nearly 1,000 former Czechoslovak officers and others arrested amid postwar unrest.
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Great Hales
Arttajoki
Lake Ladoga
Red Army
Berlin
Finland
Germany
France
League of Nations
Britain
Helgoland Bight
Behemia
Moravia
Czecho-Slovakia
Prague
Skoda
Roosevelt Defends Trade, Defense in War Era Speech
In a congressional address President Roosevelt links defense needs to trade policy. He argues for extending the trade agreements act as a foundation for peace while urging preparedness for national defense amid global uncertainty. The speech contrasts wartime unity with avoidance of European-style dictatorships and stresses a strong but prudent U.S. role.
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United
Sttes
United States
Roosevelt
Fies
Danang
Congress
Witiwate
Ward
Fancett
Bank condition calls issued nationwide and in PA
The Comptroller of the Currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of December 30. The Federal Reserve Board and the FDIC joined in the request. In total 13 597 banks were asked across national, state, and FDIC insured groups. In Pennsylvania, State Secretary John C. Bell ordered a similar condition report for state banks as of December 30, to be published.
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Washington
Demptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
FDIC
Harrisburg
Dan
John C. Bell
FBI to Uproot Racing Wires in Harrisburg Drive
Harrisburg January 3 1941 FBI and Utility Commissioner Richard J Beamish announce a federal state joint effort to cut illegal wire services sending horse racing information into Pennsylvania from neighboring states. Beamish says detailed stat info would defeat the law and promises to assign as many agents as needed.
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Harrisburg
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Richard J Bewnish
Hhas
Pennsylvania
Stat
Beamish
FBI
Rabbits to be Trapped Here by Indiana Official
District game protector O M Pinkerton urges Indiana residents bothered by rabbits to contact him. He will trap and transport the pests to the woods. Report game kills by January 16. Telephone 134 is listed for contact.
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Indiana
O. M. Pinkerton
Pennsylvania Republican finances report for 1930 notables
The Republican finance committee of Pennsylvania reports a year end balance of 38761 dollars for 1930. Recounts totaled 79 and expenditures reached 732812 dollars, with the treasury carried over from funds on hand September 9, 1939.
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Walmington
Finance Committee
Republican Party of Pennsylvania
Republican National Committee
Marie Wunderlich Coping With Threat In Candy Shop
A 69 year old Baltimore shop owner, Marie Wunderlich, faced a pistol threat from a young Black man who demanded money. the robber fled after she shouted. The remark mirrors broader wartime sentiment as President discusses the state of the union focusing on foreign affairs and potential military involvement.
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Baltimore
Dan
Marie Wunderlich
Europe
United States
Upholding Labor Board Powers Spurs Wagner Act Revisions
Washington January 8 The Supreme Court upheld the labor boards power to direct collective bargaining elections prompting Rep Routzohn to urge changes to the Wagner Act. The House committee plans to recommend amendments while other lawmakers push additional proposals. The court rulings limit federal court interference in board ordered elections and clarify issues involving union representation and ballot design for several cases. Arguments were requested on a maritime dispute between the AFL and CIO.
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Wasilington
Supreme Court
Brsid
Labor Board
Routzohn
House Committee
Derence Tony
Federal
Americatt Federation of Labor
Federal Court of Appeals
Coust
Federal Circuit
Falk Corporation of
Milwaukee
Consumers Power Company of
Jackson
Mich
American Federation of Labor
CIO
Massively Tangled Industrial Stocks List Across Major Firms
A dense OCR style stock market snapshot lists numerous companies and abbreviations such as Air Reduction AT2, Al Chem and Dye, Am Can, Chrysler, General Electric, Gen Motors, United Aircraft, US Steel, Woolworth, and many others. The entry appears as a jumble of ticker like distortions, percentages, and fragmented company names, reflecting a chaotic financial wire or page scan rather than a coherent narrative. No clear events or outcomes are stated beyond the presence of listed equities and percentages.
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Ata
Balt
Ohio
GM Bendix Aviat Ge Beth Steel
Burr
Canad Pacific
Ana Cervo de Ras
Chrysler
Colum G
el Wa
Con Edison Alta Cay
Do! Lack and
West Atk Doughis Aircraft
Rashnan
Kodak Mig
Auto Lite
General Elec Aly Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Y Gen
Sayy Gillatle
Gly Greyhound
Hudson Motor
Therake Tou
Int Harvester
Gly Ink Nick Gan
Kennecott Cop
Luew's Iners
Ty Mack Trucks
Montgont Ware
Naxh-Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Pr
Nat Distihers
Central
North Ameria
Feldita Phillips Bet Adly
Pure Gil
Radiu oCro
Am Bty
Reading Co
Repiib Steel Aay Reynolds
Bola Seursa Roebuck
Sovony-Vuewu
Sun Puede Lola
Sperry Corp
Cal Wary Ltd
Att Studebaker Corp
Texas Cal
United Aircraft
United Gas
Aico
US Rubber al
US Steel
West Union
Zit
West Et
Migtin Woolworth
CPW
Curh— Ark Natull
el Bond
Rock a Bye Baby Author Dies After Stroke
Boston Jan 3 Mrs Eile Canning Cotton a girl of 15 improvised the tune of Rock a Bye Baby while she carved for a restless child. She lay in a hospital today with cerebral hemorrhage after watching a motion picture in which the song was sung.
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Boston
Eile
Canning Cotton
Wilaby
Layal
Todiuy
Vielin
Treasury Balance and Receipts Report
Washington report shows Treasury balance at 2 478 160 044.36 after period receipts of 6 412 062.00 and expenditures of 47 740 407.19. Net balance tallies with year end figures. monthly toy receipts listed as 7 034 406.88.
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Washington
The
Treasury
DeValera seeks emergency power to quell rumored rebellion
Dublin reports Prime Minister Eamon De Valera seeks a sweeping emergency powers bill to intern suspects and meet threats as rumors of an Easter rebellion spread. The Dail Eireann convened under guard to pass a 28 line act, signaling a nationwide manhunt for IRA members and possible camps for detainees.
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Dublin
Anny Wn
Elre
Eamon de Valera
Eire
Dail Eireann
Ireland
IRA
Dail
Irish Army
Irish Republican Army
Irish Volunteers
Alma
Tresland
Ulster
United Kingdom
de Valera
Northern Ireland
Britain
Freeman-Mitford Faces Homecoming From Munich Wound
Unity Valkyrie Freeman-Mitford, a British socialite linked to Adolf Hitler, sails home to Folkestone under guard after a Munich injury. Her father Lord Redesdale waits with an ambulance. her mother Lady Redesdale and sister Deborah accompany her. Surgeons were reported to plan neck bullet removal.
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Folkestone
England
Valkyrie Freeman
Mitfard
Adolf Hitler
Lord Redesdale
Callas
Ulam
Lady Redesdale
Deborah Vivien
Miss Freeman-Mitford
Munich
Evening News of London
Calais
France
Unity Valkyrie Freeman-Mittora
Redesdale
Walley
Fuehrer
London Evening News
Miss Mitford
Folkstone
Germany
Lord
Lady Nedesdale
Switzerland
Noted Pittsburgh theatre owner dies after long career
Pittsburgh pairs and London born Harry Davis, 78, once controlled most local theaters with John P Harris and helped found the Pittsburgh nickelodeon. He later led Marty Davis Enterprises, shaping the city’s cinema scene before sales to Stanley Company of America and Warner Brothers. Survived by nephew John H. Harris. funeral Friday.
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Pittsburgh
Harry Davis
London
England
John P. Harris
Obituary of Michael Gonda of Clymer
Michael Gonda 72 of Clymer died Tuesday night from an attack. Born in Austria September 23, 1806 he came to the United States in 1900 and lived in Clymer 25 years. Survived by widow Elizabeth and sons Stephen Pittsburgh John Buffalo Charles Bradley Joseph Johns son City and Martin at home. Funeral at St Anthony Church Clymer 9:00 Friday with Rev Carabinas officiating. Interment in Clymer Catholic Cemetery.
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Michael Gonda
A. Kepyh
Clymer
L. Fleming
Austria
United States
Elizabeth Gonda
Stephen
Pittsburgh
John
Buffalo
Charles
Bradley
Joseph
Johnsson City
N.Y
Martin
St. Anthony Roman Catholic Church
Carabinas
Clymer Catholic Cemetery
Reading From Inwxi Niin Weather Snapshot
The report lists a temperature reading of twelve units with a minimum of one percent, relative humidity at 84 percent, and a barometric pressure of 29.50 today versus 2b.21 yesterday.
Woman Claims Fascist Affection Amid Hitler Quarrel
The report states she suffered a gunshot wound or poison after a violent quarrel with Hitler that attacked Britain. She described Hiller as a model of Nordic beauty before the war and said she admired Nazism and called herself a woman Fascist. She praised Hiller as wonderful.
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Hitler
Great Britain
Hiller
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