Japanese Press Near China Front In Manchuria Battle
News from Jehol region reports Japanese forces under General Kawahara advancing to Sanchienfang 12 miles northeast of Koupeikow after heavy fighting. Japanese 16th brigade supports Lieut Gen Nishi to secure Jehol City while Chinchow air units aid. Passes through the Great Wall now held by Japan as southern defense line for Manchukuo.
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Jehol City
Manchurta
APJ
Kawahaya
Sanchienfang
Koupeikow
Great Wall
Tokyo
Brea Wall
Jehol
Pieping
Theoreat Wall
Dront
Kewahara
Koupeikew
Yoshikazu Nishi
Chinchow
Manchuria
Kawahara
Peiping
Great Wall of China
Smanchukuo
China
Koupetkow
Banks Reopen With Restrictions Across the Nation
A pair of new regulatory orders from the comptroller of the currency outline restrictions and compliance expectations for banks reopening after the holiday. Banks must honor the spirit and letter of the regulation, with directors and officers held accountable for faithful compliance. The rules permit safekeeping deliveries, limit check settlements, and allow foreign branch collateral deposits under the President's bank holiday proclamation.
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Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Nineteen Girls Pass Home Nursing Examination
Nineteen Girl Scouts completed the Home Nursing exam held after a February Saturday course led by Mrs. R. P. Dorris. Names include Bassman, Burke, Burnett, Claybrook, Cooper, Coppage, Dallyweyer, Delehey, Dulle, Frank, Knox, Malone, Natsch, Dackerson, Ramsey, Ramses, Thompson, Ward, Wharton. Dr J A Ossman started the Junior American Red Cross First Aid course Saturday and will continue for seven more sessions.
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R. P. Dorris
Dean Bassman
Muriel Burke
Mildred Burnett
Jana Claybrook
Margaret Cooper
Phoebe Coppage
Adeine Dallyweyer
Charlotte Delehey
Mildred Dulle
Anna Beth Frank
Betty Knox
Lois Malone
Lavella Natsch
Katherine Dackerson
Dorothy Ramsey
Frances Ann Ramses
Elizabeth Thompson
Lorraine Ward
Edith Ann Wharton
J. A. Ossman
American Red Cross
Roosevelt labeled PF. p by secretary Lehand in Washington
In Washington on March 7 AP reports crude petroleum production for January reached 83,998,000 barrels, averaging 2,054,000 barrels per day, up 192,000 from December. The note contrasts Roosevelt as President to Miss Marguerite Lehand who calls him PF p.
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Washington
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
United States
Marguerite Lehand
PF. P
U S Has Triumphed Over 20 Depressions Past Crises Discussed
Washington March era piece argues America rises from low moods after 20 past depressions. It recalls panics of 73 and 93, gold reserves, bank runs, and stock crashes, noting relief came through policy, Morgan support, and market recovery, with parallels to today’s crisis.
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Willis Thornton
Washington
Marsh
America
Europe
Cleveland
Congress
Natorial Cordage Co
Erie Railroad
India
New York
Wwe
J. P. Morgan
Knickerbocker Trust
Jay Cooke & Co
Plains
Northern Pacific
Gooke
Parallels Between Panic 1837 and Today’s Economic Fear
The piece recalls historical downturns such as the Panic of 1837 with unemployment estimates around 3,000,000 in a 40.6 million population, mentions militarized suppression in 19th century disorders, and argues that past panics spurred reforms while fear today is not unprecedented. It stresses resilience and lessons from earlier crises.
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Martinsburg
Cumberland
Am Independent National Treasury
Wholesale pork prices rise sharply after bank holiday
Chicago reports show wholesale pork prices jumping as bank holiday reduced live hog supplies. Prices surged up to 100 percent versus last Saturday while fresh lotus sold at 16 to 18 cents per pound, with 20 cents asked.
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Chicago
Canada Banking System Shrinks From 41 to Ten Banks
A historical overview explains the rise of the Bankers' Association as a regulatory force for clearing houses under treasure supervision. It notes the evolution of bank notes, the role of a curator for suspended banks, and a steady decline in banks from 41 in 1865 to 10 today, with the Bank of Montreal as the largest at 36 million dollars in paid up capital.
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Bankers’ Association
Bank of Montreal
Carloadings Decline on Wabash in February
Wabash Railway reports 43,882 carloads of freight for February, down from 49,192 in the same month last year. A man died in February 199%. The release notes a February decline despite prior month trends.
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ST. Louis
Wabash Railway Company Today
Hoover Returns to Old Routine as Private Citizen
former president Herbert Hoover, rested and back to his routine, spent the morning with brisk exercise and a self guided sightseeing walk in New York. He was accompanied by longtime secretary Lawrence Richey and kept in touch with banking and business developments through calls at his hotel suite.
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New York
de. Charing
Pest
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Lawrence Richey
Washington
Confidence returns in foreign capitals despite slow exchange
The report notes renewed confidence in the American currency across major centers. In London bankers see no break from the gold standard, with expectations of a normal market by week’s end. Paris cites no US bank reopenings, Berlin fixes the dollar at 4.16 marks, Rome sees no exchange restrictions, and Tokyo lists other currencies without the dollar.
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London
England
America
Paris
United States
Berlin
Reichsbank
Rome
Mussolini
Tokyo
Second Round Scores at A U Tourney in Kansas City
National A U Basketball Tournament second round results list teams and scores: Brown s Paper Mills of Shreveport 30 over Central Missouri Teachers College Warrensburg 36. Edenside Club Louisville 29 over Schuessier Athletic Club Chicago 83. Kauffman Meats Kansas City 123 over Rosenberg Arvey Chicago 34. West Texas Teachers Canyon 38 over Alvi Okla Teachers 28. Jerry Spurcks Kansas City 23 over ?
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Kansas City
Central Missouri Teachers Coulese
Warrensburg
Browns Paper Mills
Shreveport
Gridley Motors
Wichita
Kas
Edenside Club
Louisville
Schuessier Athletic Club
Chicago
Kauffman Meats
West Texas
Teachers Canyon
Alvi
Okla
Teachers
Rosenberg-Arvey
Jerry Spurcks
Change of Venue Granted in Scottsboro Case
Judge A E Hawkins granted a change of venue for seven Negroes in the Scottsboro attack case to Decatur, Morgan County, as the trial site. Decatur was chosen as closest county to Jackson not objected to by the defense. The motion to quash the indictment was withdrawn over grand jury composition. No trial date set.
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Scottsboro
Ala
March TV
A. E. Hawkins
Decatur
Hawkins
Morgan County
Jackson
Missouri man reports mistreatment by Nazis in Berlin
Three Americans filed complaints at the American embassy in Berlin detailing abuses by National Socialist police. Nathaniel Wolff of Rochester described beating and captivity in a Nazi apartment, forced to sign a release and exit Germany. Henry Sattler of New York and Edwin Dakin of Hannibal, Mo., said armed Nazis forced entry to their homes demanding anti Nazi explanations. Ambassador Sackett said steps are being taken to protect citizens.
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Berlin
National Socialist
Nathaniel Wolff
Rochester
Thhen
Germany
France
Henry Sattler
New York City
Edwin Dakin
Hannibal
United States
Sackett
Checks and Cash Basic of Business
The public calmly continues business as stores extend advertising beyond credit, using notices to gauge sentiment. A major retailer under Respiraton Regular Pulse Normal notes a great store sits ready to test reactions to emergencies, reporting a temporary financial restraint while business stays reassuringly steady.
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Respiraton
Pulse
Navy aims to reach London treaty limits
Secretary Swenson, in his first navy press conference, said he would build the American navy up to the London treaty limits as soon as conditions permit.
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Washington
Swenson
Neat of
Navy Today
Low point may be reached says Dun and Bradstreet head
A. D. Whiteside, head of the Dun and Bradstreet Mercantile Agency in New York, calls the present situation possibly the low point for the economy. He notes the US has a solid banking nucleus and strong credit position with a new administration. He urges broad liberal credit policies and for creditors to continue shipping merchandise to good credit customers despite short-term handicaps.
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New, York
A. D. Whiteside
Dun and Bradstreet Mercantile Agency
Whiteside
United States
Kidnapers' Rengezvous 16 Found In Boettcher Case
Boettcher was kidnapped from his home February 12 and released March 1 after a ransom note for 60 000 dollars. Police report Dr Pierce alleged writer of letters and Arthur Youngberg arrested in Chamberlain South Dakota. About 1400 dollars found with the wife of a suspect. One suspect cut his throat and died in jail. Two suspects linked to Nebraska bank robberies remain sought.
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Boettcher
Anna Lou Boettcher
Dr. Piercé
Denver
Arthur Youngberg
Chamberlain
S. D
Nebraska
Cotton Exchange Remains Closed Until Further Notice
The New York Cotton Exchange board voted to keep the market closed until further notice. The decision follows ongoing conditions affecting trading and operations in New York.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Elaborate funeral planned for Cermak at Chicago Stadium
Chicago March 17 A grand funeral is set for Mayor Anton J Cermak Friday morning at Chicago Stadium the scene of his influential political work He helped swing voters toward Franklin D Roosevelt at the Democratic national convention and later backed the New York governor for the White House He died yesterday in Miami after a battle with the effects of a bullet intended for Roosevelt His body will arrive tonight an honorary city hall escort will accompany him The casket will lie in state Thursday at City Hall Friday service will be nonsectarian and burial follows at Bohemian National Cemetery The city faces grief at the loss of a leader who aimed to revive Chicago for the fair The council acts to finalize elaborate funeral plans with party leaders delaying a successor decision.
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Chicago
Anton J. Cermak
Cermak
Ilnois
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wiliam G. McAdoo
California
New York
White House
Miami
Roosevelt
Ciby Hall
Bohemian National Cemetery
Will R. Wood of Indiana Dead After 18 House Years
Will R. Wood of Indiana longtime Republican leader in the House died in New York on the eve of a vacation trip ending 18 years of service. Secretary Miss Jessie Lovell announced the death, noting his prominent role in GOP leadership.
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Washington
Will R. Wood
Indiana
House
House of Representatives
Wood
New York
Jessie Lovell
Two Women Report Health Improvement After Remedies
Forty seven year old woman says headaches and nervousness eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound noting better sleep, appetite and energy. Another woman from Columbus Georgia reports improved sleep and strength after using your pills for constipation.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tam
Mre
C. Richada
Coney Island Ave
Brooklyn
New York
Lea Goodwin
26Th St
Columbus,Georgia
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