Roosevelt economy bill faces final Senate vote
Washington March 13 President Roosevelt's economy plan to cut 460 million from federal expenses nears final enactment with House approval already secured. Senate debate could adjust provisions on veteran benefits and salaries, while lawmakers weigh a Legion sponsored 10 percent cap for one year.
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Juror Contempt Conviction Upheld in Foshay Mail Fraud Trial
Washington news reports the U S Supreme Court upheld the contempt conviction of Genevieve A Clark of Minneapolis for failing to disclose prior employment in W B Foshays office while qualifying as a juror on the mail fraud case. The Foshay jury had 11 to 1 for conviction with Clark dissenting. The lower court imposed six months and a $1000 fine. appellate court ordered resentencing but she appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Roosevelt nominates Bing ham for ambassador to Britain
President Roosevelt sent the nomination of Robert W. Bing ham, Louisville publisher, to the Senate for ambassador to Great Britain. He also filled the posts at Paris with Jesse Isidor Straus of New York and at Mexico City with Josephus Daniels of North Carolina.
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Hermicide verdict in death after illegal operation
A coroner's jury in St Louis reported hermicide in the death of Lena Bryant 26 of Hazel Green Missouri, who died at Missouri Baptist Hospital from effects of an illegal operation. Her husband George Bryant testified she disclosed to him she underwent the operation after falling ill the prior Friday.
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Regulations Tighten Gold Control Across Nation
Washington March 13 AP New rules to curb hoarding and tighten government grip on gold were issued as banks reopen. Sec Woodin says no business with gold coins or certificates and banks must supply 30 day gold remittance to treasury. Banks may require sworn withdrawals to deter hoarding across Federal Reserve and licensed banks nationwide.
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Tremor fears rise as banks report quake aftershock
Report from multiple states shows ongoing tremors and preparations for reconstruction after a major quake. Long Beach death toll around 53 with property damage near 25 million, while health officials deploy inspectors, vaccines, and tests to curb disease risk. City patrols, staged civic response, and fleet support help restore order as banks reopen and coordinate relief loans.
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Wild golf ball breaks windshield in Springfield incident
A golf ball from an out of bounds shot injures two people and shatters a taxicab windshield near a Springfield club. A squirrel crossing the fairway prompted the swing, injuring a partner with a cut above the eye and a woman passenger in the taxi with minor facial cuts. The ball was returned to the player who agreed to pay for the windshield.
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Nothing to fear from closed banks says Roosevelt
President Roosevelt reassures depositors that no fear is warranted if their local bank remains closed today. He outlines the reopening plan with Federal Reserve cities to open today and others in the following days, stating banks opening later retain the same status as those reopening tomorrow.
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Film comedian sued for divorce in Los Angeles
Mrs Minnie V Conklin filed for divorce from Chester C Conklin a film comedian in superior court alleging coldness and indifference. She said he often stayed out all night and on Sundays. A property settlement was arranged out of court.
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Florida chain store tax declared invalid by state supreme court
Washington March 13 The Florida chain store tax was declared invalid today by the supreme court in a case brought by Louis K Liggett Company and others Justice Roberts delivered the opinion He noted the tax would have withstood if counties had clear distinctions but the varying per unit charges across counties created unconstitutional disparity Justice Brandeis dissented Small number of firms and counts cited 34 stores in one county versus 15 in another led to unequal taxation
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Chicago Banks Do Flourishing Business
Chicago banks resumed normal operations after brief suspensions as customers lined up to deposit cash. Officials noted firms had accumulated large sums during the holiday and sought safekeeping. A woman was among first customers at Continental
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Tax deadline nears as federal budget balancing weighs
Washington reports millions rush to file 1932 income tax returns by midnight Wednesday. Exemptions shrink to 2500 married and 1000 single, with top rates exceeding 50 percent on large incomes. Officials seek cash payments if banks are closed, accept checks if timely, and plan a $760 million Treasury refinancing on March 15.
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Senate banking panel to press stock market probe
The Senate banking committee will continue investigations into stock market practices. A subcommittee led by Chairman Fletcher will take over from Senator Norbeck and examine stock exchange and brokerage conduct.
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Hotel guest fatally shot then leaps from window
In St Louis at the LaClede Hotel, Stephen G. Pintarich fatally wounded after shooting fellow guest Benjamin F. Morrow. Pintarich then fled by leaping from a second story door window as detective James Conant entered the room following Morton's calls. The incident, reported March 13 by AP, ends with Pintarich dead.
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Lady Edme Owen Pardoned After Two Years In Prison
Paris reports Lady Edme Owen widow of Sir Theodore Owen was pardoned after serving two years of a five year sentence for shooting Madame Paul Gastaud in 1990. The incident followed a dispute with Dr Paul Gastaud who had patronized her husband’s beauty practice.
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Chinese Die In Battle With Japanese In Manchuria
Japanese reports say 600 Chinese were killed in a Sunday battle at Hsifengkow in Manchuria near the Great Wall. Japanese losses were 13 killed and 31 wounded. The action involved Major General Heijiro Hattoyi's brigade and the Hattori force preparing to press into North China to seize wall passes.
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Baby Daughter of C. L. Brewer Hurt in Garage Backing
Jean, 20 month old daughter of C L Brewer director of athletics at the University of Missouri and Mrs Brewer, was critically injured in Columbia when struck by the family car as it rolled from the garage. She was rushed to the university hospital with a fractured skull.
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Earthquake Zone Seeks Federal Aid for Beached City
Long Beach California seeks federal reconstruction funds after a February earthquake. The rehabilitation committee will contact Washington to determine eligible programs to rebuild homes and reopen schools churches and civic institutions. The city faces 25 to 50 million dollars in damage and appeals for 500000 for relief efforts while banks reopen with limited deposits.
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Dennis M Noonan Rites Held Today at St Peters
Funeral services for Dennis M. Noonan who died Saturday at his home 1311 West High Street were held at 9 oclock this morning at St Peters Church High Mass was celebrated and burial took place in St Peters cemetery Active pallbearers included Jane W Condit Carl Backers B A Backers W F Thomas Tom Donahue Ed J Wili and C Stegmaier Honorary pallbearers were Joseph H Dulle E W Decker Henry Dewyl William Gundelfinster James S Cullen W A Dallmeyer A A Gallagher and William Hroger
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Murray orders drastic cuts at Oklahoma colleges
Governor Murray by executive order abolishes the engineering school at the University of Oklahoma and normal work, merges geology with A and M College, moves engineering classes to Stillwater and Stillwater to Norman, transfers pre-law and pre-media from A and M to Norman, shifts home economics and pathology to Stillwater, and dismisses faculty teaching the eliminated subjects.
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New York Stock Exchange to reopen soon
Wall Street reports show the exchange ordered members to hold office and arrange clearance by tomorrow. Unpaid obligations of Democrats and a bank balance of $57,258 on February 24 are cited as part of the financial readiness. The House committee notes suspension of all existing contracts due to delays and the pending resumption of trading.
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