Mitchell Quits Post as New York Bank Head
New York February 27 AP Hugh B Baker resigned as president of the National City Co affiliate of National City Bank. His departure followed Charles Mitchell’s resignation from chairmanships of the bank and its units. Mitchell testified before the Senate Banking Committee amid investigations into stock market practices. Federal agencies probe Mitchell 1929 income tax return and bank loans to officers.
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New York
Hugh B. Baker
National City Co
National City Bank
Baker
National City Bank Organization
Senate
Charles ©. Mitchell
Chase National Bank
Mitchell
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Chelsea
Mass
Wall Street
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Internal Revenue Bureau
Justice
National City Company
Senate Committee
Gordon S. Rentschler
Crow Sent to Ship at Sea From Great Lakes to San Diego
Joseph F. Crow, who enlisted in the Navy last October, has been transferred from the Navy Training Station at Great Lakes to the destroyer Dorsey at San Diego. He attended school in this city and is the son of V. B. Crow, of 704 Clark Avenue.
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Theocal Navy Recruiting Office
Joseph F. Crow
Navy
Navy Training Station
Great Lakes
Til
Dorsey
San Diego
California
Young Crow
V. B Crow
Clark Avenue
Fire destroys three buildings in Fayette Missouri
A 1:30 am blaze in Fayette Missouri today leveled three business buildings and damaged the Armstrong telephone exchange as firefighters battled the flames. The AP report notes the double impact on local commerce and communications in a tight early morning incident.
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Fayette, MO
Armstrong
Chinese DigIn to Await the Invaders
Chinese forces at Lingyuan brace for a Japanese advance amid a quiet frontier. Refugees stream westward while mule trains and trenches form a defensive line. Volunteers join regular troops as Guerillas climb hills to block the invasion in Jehol province. Japanese hopes rise as they press toward Jehol city, claiming early success but facing mud and terrain slowdowns.
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Lingyuan
France
Belgium
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Jehor
Chang
Chaoyang
Nineteenth Route
No Man's Land
Associated Press
Chinchow
Manchuria
Jehol
Shangshan
Rites
Chihfeng
Pieping
Chienting
Change in budget changes condition at Apoulis school
At the National Education Association Convention in Apoulis, Miss Greer of Cleveland Ohio argues budget cuts alter domestic work. She notes girls now repurpose last year’s dresses into blouses and yesterday’s bread into puddings, reflecting reduced family finances.
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Apoulis
CG. Greer
Cleveland
Ohio
Ecucation Assasse
Gager
Ford Fortunes Save Detroit Depositors Amid Bank Crisis
Two new Detroit banks with capital of 8.25 million dollars from Henry Ford and Edsel Ford will open Wednesday. They will absorb liquid assets from the First National Bank and Guardian National Bank of Commerce, allowing about 30 percent of depositors to be paid immediately, with the remaining 70 percent awaiting liquidation. The Ford offer included full capital stock and naming rights for staff, and a 78 million dollar loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation funds the creation of the new banks.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Michigan
Ford
Edsel
First National Bank
Guardian National Bank of Commerce
First National
Guardian National
Fords
BR. F. G
France to Cut Military Expenses Motion Passes Daladier
Paris Feb 27 The Senate backed Premier Edouard Daladier by a 280 to 118 vote on reducing military expenditures. The report continues with a line noting sixty two thousand animals in an adjacent item, reflecting the fragmented OCR text of a 1930s era dispatch.
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Paris
Senate
Edouard Daladier
Boettcher Kidnapping Crowds Denver for Clue Update
Denver authorities intensify a citywide hunt as Culude Boettcher withholds ransom letters from abductors. Police seek overlooked clues while the 31 year old broker Charles Boettcher remains missing amid a $60,000 payment deadline.
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Denver
Charles Boettcher
Claude K. Boettcher
Anna Lou
Boettcher Announces Plan If Son Not Returned Safe
The elder Boettcher said steps would be definite if his captive son is not back by Saturday night. Walter Byron and Ray Laird, private inquiry staff, met with him. Byron said they are certain Charles Boettcher is alive. Police chief Clark said volunteers would aid detectives in a city wide search visiting houses, businesses, and shacks to find him.
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Boettcher
Walter Byron
Ray Laird
Byron
Charles Boettcher
Laird
Albert T. Clark
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Anton Cermak
Chicago
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F. RB. and Son
Baas Coop
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
James
Nation
Miami
Manufacturer and Son
Youngstown
Akron
Dayton
Canton
Lorain
Mich ~Igan
Ritchie
Maryland
Conzens
Indianapolis
Edgar Allen Poe
Hills Gees coLps
Capital City Telephone CO
Norman H. Davis
Mr. Roosevelt
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Colo
Culude K. Boettcher
A. T. Clark
Pope's
Phil A. Dalimeyer
Jefferson City
J. D. Reed
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Hammere
Cook Paint & Varnish CO
Jefferson Street
Crewelt’s Furniture Store
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