National Scrip Issue Will Not Be Sanctioned
Federal policy debates continue over whether national scrip may be issued or expanded under existing authority. Officials indicate no decision yet on local scrip and whether state or regional issues can be created by banks under the president's proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tronsuey Woodlin
Tronsys
A.A. Ballkubing
Saldt
Fatio N
Brig
Wysfan
Sreaiu
Elty Leant
Mayor’s crackdown targets bottling plant offences
Public health and city officials pledge strict action against illicit bottling sites linked to mayor’s district. Patrols will issue fines and seize equipment, with arrests expected as authorities compile a list of violators. Citizens urged to report irregular bottling operations to local enforcement.
Daily Weather Report for the Period Ending Late Date
Weather report notes maximum temperature around 46 degrees with a minimum near 42. Precipitation listed as 7 hundredths. River gauge reads 6.6 feet. A late date temperature trend and observations from a weather station are included.
Woodin Sees Light as Public Cooperation Grows
Washington report notes William J. Woodin praising public cooperation in a banking orders crisis. He says progress is possible and the urgency plan now appears blocked but success is in sight thanks to the nation's people.
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Washington
Mar
William J. Woodin
Autisia
Yeaterday
Tnt
Hickory High Girl Missing Sparks Wide Search
A broad search began in Sharon Pennsylvania for 17 year old Hickory High School senior Mary Rood after she disappeared following a sighting entering a car near her home. Friends and relatives grew anxious as no word has come from her since.
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Sharon
Greenville
Convernational News Service
Mary Rood
Hickory High School
Cermak's Body Reaches Chicago
The body of Chicago mayor Anton Cermak arrived from Florida on a nine car special train at 10 a.m. Police and thousands gathered at the station for a solemn tribute before the casket was moved to the Cermak home and later to state at city hall. Funeral services are planned for Friday at Chicago Stadium.
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Ghicago
Chicago
Anton Cermake
Florida
Guiseppe Zangare
Roosevelt
Ehdel
Cermak
Punerat
Chicongo Stadium
Business Moves Along In Chicago
Chicago banks meet emergency needs as city operations prepare to resume. Ten million scrip certificates up to 40 dollars each are ready for distribution by the Clearing Association if Washington issues an order. Governor Horner extended a state holiday to align with Roosevelt’s national holiday through Thursday.
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International News
Chicago
Mar
Treasury
Washington Ciy
Henry Horner
Roosevelt
Man killed as auto skids into culvert in Elizabeth Township
One man dies and three others are injured when their car skidded into a culvert on Lovedale Hollow road in Elizabeth township. Mose Yanlet, 30, of Elizabeth, is killed. Eugene Trojan, Wil Ham, and John Groankueh, all residents, are injured.
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Pittsburgh
Mar
Lovedale Hollow
Elizabeth
T . Mose Yanlet
Eugene Trojan
Wil Ham
John Groankueh
Belllses
State Assembly Debates Emergency Measures in Harrisburg
Pennsylvania legislators tackle banking and administrative bills amid controversy. The assembly sent measures to committees for weeklong consideration as leaders push urgent action on emergency legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert International
New
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Legislatu
Mar
Pennsylvaiy
Todas
Unclear Fragments Tribute Sentiment From A Personal Note
Fragmentary note honors a leader and his fighting spirit while reflecting on mortality and a tribute to those who die. The text mentions America, courage, and a personal wish to carry a memory forward as a useful life lived. The overall sense is reflective and commemorative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tombstone
America
Teaside
Mellon Remains in London Amid Uncertain Timing
An official note today indicates Mellon may not need to stay in London longer than a month. The statement references the American banking system and the ambassadorial talks but provides no definite date for any departure.
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Great ‘Britain
Mellon
Foxie
Banking Measure Passed By House
Harrisburg reports that the House approved a banking reform bill by a wide margin. The measure extends the banking department powers and allows certain withdrawals. Senate amendments may follow as lawmakers review the proposal and its implications for financial regulation.
Banking Corps Created by Bill under Governor Oversight
A new banking corpora tion was issued today as bills for its creation passed both chambers chaired by The Femner with the governor guiding the process. The move formalizes a wide corpora tion aimed at expanding financial operations and oversight.
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Bankinignaevy
Woman Fatally Struck by Hit-and-Run Motorist
A woman was fatally struck by a motorist who fled the scene. Police report says the victim, identified as Mrs. Emma Joverni, sustained severe injuries including fractures to both legs and a head injury. The investigation continues with authorities seeking the hit-and-run driver.
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Unterhalfonay
Victms
Pune
Maryland Will and President Hodsey Script Issue
A Maryland will prompts concerns as a script issue involves President Hodsey. Details are sparse but indicate questions over will validity and leadership actions pending clarification. Local sources note the governance implications and potential court involvement.
Fragmentary historical note on a San Bernardino case
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions a San Bernardino setting with a man and a child saying hello and a brief, unclear interaction. The text is garbled and lacks coherent names or dates but implies a domestic or personal remark. Further readable context is needed for a concrete summary.
Thief Returns One Game Piece Amid Confusing Riddle
A mysterious fragment from a newspaper page hints at a thief returning a single item while others remained missing. The text is garbled and presents as a cryptic note rather than a clear report. Further context is unavailable.
Unclear OCR Fragment on Excise Tax Policy
Fragmentary text mentions excise tax on hoarded gold and references to former appointments. The readable portion is insufficient to identify a clear event, date, or named entities. The record captures an unclear policy note with potential taxation themes and historical references.
Part of Kidnapping Gang Captured in Denver Area
Federal charges filed against six suspects including Verne Sankey Ruth Kohler and Caroline Pearce follow the abduction of Charles Boettcher from his Denver home on February 12. Boettcher was held blindfolded for 17 days at a South Dakota ranch before federal agents intercepted the group in a dawn roundup. The case tests the Lindbergh statute and its absence of a cap on punishment.
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Vene ‘Sankey
Gordon
Elkhorn
Charles Boettcher Ealthy
Denver
Haute
South Dakota
Youngberg
Urd
I Gan
W. Pearce
Verne
Banks Observe National Orders on Banking Operations
Banks report adherence to Treasury rules as normal operations resume. New Castle banks prepare to issue treasury backed certificates. remaining certificates and scrip are not currency.
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United States
Treasury
Department
Treasury ‘Department
New Castle
Janet Gaynor Seeks Divorce From Lydell Peck
Los Angeles report: famed film star Janet Gaynor files for divorce against husband Lydell Peck screenwriter. She accuses him of jealousy and anger, harassing her over petty matters and interfering with her work.
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Lydell Peck
Los Angeles
Mar
Janect Gaynor
Jeniorsy
Fie Teday
Peck
Bank Holiday Sidelights in Pittsburgh Hoard of Bottles
Fragmented report notes hoarding of ginger ale bottles valued at a penny each, with traders exchanging bottles for cash. Hanover Pennsylvania mentions issues with cigar stamp enforcement and government bonds. Wilmington Delaware references bond factory subscriptions and a baseball club incident. The text is severely garbled with many incomplete phrases and unclear attributions.
Former Jehol governor shot as traitor
International News Service reports in Tokyo that Marshall Chang Hsueh-liang executed Tang Yu-lin, former Jehol governor deemed treacherous by Chinese leaders after Jehol’s fall to Japan. Tang’s fate and Chang’s movements remain uncertain amid rumors of his resignation and potential flight to France.
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Tokyo
Ifar
Jehol
Marshall Chang Hrueh-Liang
Ignmer Gowthyr
Tang
Manchukuo
T 9
Marshal Chang
North China
France
Chengten
Peiping
Wan Fu- Lin
Volvn
Shanghai
Tang Yu-Lin
Jeho Province
Hac Eeul
Koupeikow
School Bills Reported Out From Harrisburg
A dozen provisions of the proposed school code were reported by the House education committee. The plan calls for larger districts and compulsory consolidation of districts with populations under 1,000, optional consolidation for bigger districts, and a $63,000,000 appropriation for 1933-35 based on a $25 per teacher cut in 1933-34 and $40 in 1934-35. District boundaries could be widened by up to 10 percent with state approval. Provisions also cut state reimbursements for pupil transportation and for vacation and continuation schools.
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I Iuternational
Harrisburg
Mor
House
Committee On Education
Wubléundaries
State Counsel of Education
Saper
Wiewise Pre
Deaths and memorials across several communities
Harriet L. Ward 66 of New Catherine Sitler and Eric Latimer L. McCune 73 of Warren Ohio Lewis Olaan 73 of New Wilmington Mia Barbara Ann Sullivan 86 of New Galilee are listed in a regional death record with ages and locales. The brief notice mentions multiple individuals and their home towns in a compact obituary-style listing.
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Harriet L. Ward
New
Catherine Sitler
Eric
Latimer L. McCune
Warren
Ohio
Lewis Olaan
New Wimington
Mia
Barbara Ann Sullivan
New Galilee
Roosevelt Seeks Broad Power for Emergencies
President Roosevelt plans to ask Congress to grant broad executive authority to address the rapidly shifting banking and financial crisis. The message to the extraordinary session will note the situation changes hourly, with scrip no longer needed nationally though local issues may arise. Proceedings may recess for several weeks while the plan is prepared and enacted swiftly.
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George R. Holmes
International Wews Service
Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Congress
Tad Congress
Erie Store Fire Causes $50,000 Loss at Halle Brothers
Fire destroyed Halle Brothers department store in Erie causing about $50,000 in damages. Firemen battled the blaze for 11 hours and several firefighters were overcome by smoke and treated at the scene.
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Erie
Halle Brothers Department
Iiternation
ERG
Halle Brothers
Spring's Harbinger Bird Spars with Season's Change
A whimsical note on a robin in a yard and on a beach door. The bird flits among trees, warbles to herald spring, then snow returns and spoils the moment. Weather readouts show thirty eight degrees today.
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Agein
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