Stabilization Talk Revived Amid Secrecy Over Use
Washington reports revived discussions on stabilization with Britain. Treasury statements show the $2 billion fund untouched as concerns delay specifics. Officials note the delay could leave Britain free to adjust gold parity for the pound, while Roosevelt reserves power to devalue the dollar if needed. President calls for broad rate cuts on $250 million to $1 billion in debts to spur spending and credits. Senate and House leaders prepare legislation to empower the Federal Trade Commission to oversee the stock market, with Pecora guiding inquiries into exchange practices.
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Treasury
Britain
Great Britain
Velt
Washington
Roosevalt
Roosevelt
Senate
Stock Exchange
Brosserel
Federal Trade Commission
Fletcher
Senate Banking Committee
Raye
House Commerce Committee
White House
Ferdinand Y Pecora
Duner and Riders in a Crazed Roadside Moment
A fragmented narrative from 1934 depicts a tense roadside scene with a mounted rider attempting to calm a panicked group. dialogue shows fear and hesitation as a plan unfolds, centering on keeping the horse calm and avoiding a crash. The passage ends with a cliffhanger note and a date stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duner
Sani
Peor Danier
Eindiy
White House session on Army contracts and probe
A White House meeting and a House military committee inquiry focus on army plane contracts and alleged lobbying. Secretaries and lawyers discuss evidence placed before a grand jury while officials seek answers on project costs and possible interference.
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Amy
Fee
Army
Adimuristtavion
House Military Committee
Cneeman McSwan
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks Reconcile
Hollywood figures Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks Sr were seen together by producer Joseph M. Schenck. Schenck described their public display as contrite and said Pickford believed reconciliation possible, noting Fairbanks wished to win her back if given a chance.
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Hollywood
Mary Pivsjfoni
Douglas Facbanks
Joseph M Schenck
Mt. Tenvns
Schenck
Mary Anc
Doug
Miss Pockford
Miss Pickford
Film program aids crippled children charity event
A Rotary led program at the Marland Crippled Children League featured two films and a speaker, Francis Scott Erb, to raise funds for crippled children. Attendance included notable local figures and community groups, with proceeds aimed at supporting infant care and rehabilitation efforts.
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Rotary
R.C Thonpeus
Battamere
Chidnis
League
Francis Scott
Wariela Wahneten
Jamesirn
Noy
Ted
Tom Real
Frans Scott Hey
Tee
Court News Equity Case Debts Foreclosure and Divorces
Court news items note equity cases involving George R. Dennis Jr as assignee of Maryland trusts and mortgage foreclosures against Roy A Huffer and Irma H. Uthathus. Mortgage foreclosures and marriages licenses listed alongside divorces and property deeds. The fragmentary text mentions Martinsburg area names and a divorce filing by Cte Comesus against mice Mato Corres.
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Geome R Dennis, Jr
Asuignee
Avrom Trust Company of Maryland
Lassanee
Central Trust Company
Fof Maryland
Vatley Heavangs Bank
Mhadleown
Roy A Huffer
Irma H. Uhathus
George R. Denas, Jr
Elizabeth M Harms
Mary Me
Delims Asorigucess
H Washman Hope
Annie E Kipe
Comesus
Mice Mato Corres
Teprh of
Bruns
Custody and Separation Claim Noted in Brunswick Marriage Case
The plaintiff alleges a 1923 Brunswick marriage on April 4 by Rev Charles Hess. They report a July 15 1939 attempt to seize a watch and accuse the wife of infidelity. Two children Betty N aged 10 and Mildred II are cited. custody is sought. EB Austin James is attorney for the plaintiff.
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Wick
Brunswick
Charles Hess
Betty N
Mildred II
Sita
EB Austin James
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Rotary Club
Araby
Baur
Catemar
Custer
Liette
Jocal Drugstores
C.M. Co
United States
Besterfield
Wroorr
Tomacce
Ukraine
Court News
Marrigge
Lurel
Pear Dal
Martineburg
Haass
Ementteburg Hares Raward Capp
Thelma Mse Hoffemith
E.viet
Atles Fo Sas
Finghes
Dea
Mane
Charles
Greenawalt
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
Shoe Store
N. Market ST
New York
J.C Percy
North Market
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