Bank Bills Auto Fees and Expenses Occupy Assembly
Tennessee house votes to cut University of Tennessee president salary to 3000 a year and reduce heads of state schools. The move affects pay scales from 3000 down to 1800 for several institutes while other budgets and ta ny penalties are adjusted. Senate approves emergency banking bills with two year sunset and defers auto license reduction action until bank measures finalized.
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Nashville
Tenn
House of Representatives
University of Tennessee
Department of Education
Austin Peay Normal
Clarksville
University of Tennessey Junior College
Martin
House
McAlister
Senate
L. Coleman
Marshall
Robert N. Alexander, Jr
Davidson
W. P. Monger
Union
T. Benton King
Haywood
King
Monroe
Mourning in Chicago for Mayor Cermak's Death and Funeral Plans
City officials and civic leaders prepare funeral arrangements after the assassination of Mayor Anton Cermak. Processions, state rites, and a three-faith funeral service are planned, with services at Chicago Stadium and Bohemian National Cemetery. Questions remain on succession and a special election timeline.
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Anien Ol Cermak
Mammoth
Chicago Stadium
Jur
Cermak
Goveror Henry Herner
John Thompson
First Methodist Church
Louis Li ‘Mann
Daniel Pratsley
St. Vincent de Paul
Bohemian National Cemetery
Chicago
Cernik
Mary
Hans
Wihy
Zangara hearing set for murder count Thursday in Miami
Arraignment of Giuseppe Zangara for the murder of Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak was scheduled for 9 am Thursday by Judge Aly Thompson after defense and prosecution agreed. Zangara, who had been jailed for attempting to shoot President Roosevelt, faced possible death penalty and additional charges as jurors were convened in Dade County.
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Miami
Fla
Giuseppe Zangara
Anton J. Cernak
Chicago
Cixetite
Aly 0
Thompson
Zangara
Roosevelt
Lewis MM. Twymien
McCorkill
Albert I. Rain
D. Roosevelt
Cermak
Zargara
Dade County
Jermak
Joe H. Gill
Weather summary for Tennessee and Virginia
Readings show fair and colder weather in Tennessee with a slight warmup in the western area. Virginia will see a cool, unsettled pattern with a thin afternoon, colder in the extreme south, and generally fair conditions further north. No rain or snow yesterday. rainfall data from a year ago noted.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Nous
Recovery Seen As Holiday’s Economic Recovery Hopes Grow
New York experts say holiday recovery remains uncertain as markets show mixed signals. Prices for commodities and staples edge higher while many closures and unsettled factors cloud the overall picture. Analysts note potential mild inflation if demand rises and rice stove usage nudges activity, yet farm shipping hesitancy and store supplies temper optimism. Market reports from Chicago and New York highlight gains in wheat beef and hogs, with sugar and cotton rising amid cautious sentiment.
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New York
Chicago
Congress Dictates Unity as Roosevelt Seeks Emergency Powers
Washington reports unified Democratic leaders pledge to back Roosevelt’s agenda amid national emergency. Senate rule would bind caucuses to support legislation, with exceptions for prior pledges and conscientious objectors. Rainey and Robinson foresee cooperation, possible banking measures, and a recess for bank reforms after urgent items.
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Washington
Mar
Capitol
Hill
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
Rainey
House
Robinson
Arkansag
Tter
Capitol Hill
Banks Washington May 7 Drafts Payments and Trust Functions
Banks under treasury rules may handle drafts and documents for shipments iron and feed products accept payments on accounts and settlements for customers cash checks on US Treasury funds and deposit or collect after hours complete fund transfers in special trust accounts with no gold payments when restricted, and act as trustee or executor while currency or coin is paid out.
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Hendle
United Btates
Usust
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Negotiations Over Bacon Quota Error Reported
London reports Ottawa London bacon talks centered on an intended 250000 hundredweight annual quota for Canada to ship to the United Kingdom. A typist error produced 2500000 hundredweight, creating extraught in the copy before the document was signed and sealed.
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London
The
Daily Herald
Ottawa
Canada
United Kingdom
Financing of ordinary bread-and-butter business is banking goal
Bank holiday actions push US to restore normal finance for everyday trade. Governors Lehman and state plans seek national coordination to reestablish checks and clearing, while international markets watch gold payments and the pounds sterling impact on the global gold standard.
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Claude A. Jagger
New York
America
Kansas City
Crand Rapids
Washington
Lehman
New York State
Governors Back Roosevelt Plan For Federal Relief Clearing House
Twenty six governors and representatives pledge to set aside politics to support the president's relief program. Roosevelt outlined a federal clearing house to coordinate state relief and urged local action first, with federal aid only if states fail to provide sufficient relief. He plans a central agency to assess needs and coordinate relief in the next two to three weeks. Governor McAlister will return to Nashville from Washington after attending Roosevelt events.
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Washington
Mar
House
Roosevelt
Presider
Indi
Congress
McAlister
Nashville
Don’t Be Alarmed at Chicago Fair Dinosaur Roar
Treasury receipts for March show inflows of 9,494,480.88 and expenditures of 35,421,480.01 with an overall balance of 158,527,671.08. Customs duties for the first three days of March totaled 1,930,870. TE.
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Chicago
Treasury
Washington
Mar
Auto kills child in Knoxville on March 7
While walking home from school with a group, six year old Robert Davis was knocked down by an automobile and killed yesterday. The driver, Robert Barr, posted bond on a manslaughter charge.
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Knoxville
Mar
Inskig School
Robert “Davis
Robert Barr
Bond
Scrip to be used in place of cash beginning Friday
Treasury authorizes a guarded reopening of banks and issue of clearing house scrip to be used in place of money. Scrip based on sound assets pro-rated among creditors and depositors. Regulation aims to prevent hoarding while ensuring essential needs, payrolls, and employment. President Roosevelt and officials discuss broader plans. continuation on page six.
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Washington
Mar
Treasury
White House
Capitol
Roosevelt
Woodin Land
Secretary of the Treasury
Foreign Exchange Markets Gauge US Crisis Abroad
AP reports confidence in U S currency stability as foreign capitals await US banking developments. London bankers say America remains on the gold standard and normalcy may return by week’s end. Paris notes the dollar not quoted until US banks reopen, while Reichsbank fixes dollar at 4.16 marks and Mussolini’s cabinet imposes limits. Tokyo notes other currencies quoted.
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Associated Press
United States
London
England
America
Paris
Berlin
Reichsbank
Rome
Mussolini
Tokyo
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