Restrictions on Banks Liberalized Withdrawal Plan Explained
The article details a new withdrawal plan affecting banks including new accounts and restricted checks. It notes that negotiations between banks are closed and some deposit movements are stationary while others may be cashed. Banks in the county, including Farmers State Bank, remained open on Monday and Tuesday.
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George Wee
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jorsky
siances
Farmers State Bank
Weather Report Snapshot From March 1932
Historical weather note records a 3.12 inch 24 hour total and 3.08 inches for March 1932 with a deficiency of 1.41 inches. Reported high yesterday 46 degrees, low last night 40, and month totals around 6.10 inches with moon phases noted.
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San sv
New Market Minister Dies Suddenly at Home
Rev. William Ewan Glanville, rector of Singapore Protestant Episcopal parish, died at his New Market home at 8 15 this morning after a period of illness. He served Linganore parish for seven years and was 65. Survived by wife Ida Glanville and three daughters Rae, resident in Rome. Funeral at Grace Episcopal Church, Baltimore Cemetery interment. Funeral directors Falconer and Son of Baltimore.
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Wiliam Ewan Glanvile
Singapore
Cars Crash On Way From Dang
A collision near the city on Seventh Street Pike at 1.20 am resulted in hearings at Peoples Court 19aay. Marion Carmack, 114 East South Street, had reckless driving charges dismissed. James Myers, 342 East Church Street, was found not guilty.
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Seventh street
Peoples Court
Grunken
Marion D Carmack
East Sonth street
James Myers
East Church street
Germack
Myers
Carmack
John S
Braddock
Kipp
Frances
Joseph
Frankin
Iseph
sister
Dollard
Miler
Oficer
Coad Seeks Information On Ferry Companies
Annapolis March AP A resolution prepared for introduction in the Senate by Senator Joseph Adian Coad seeks Governor's instruction to inform the Senate about ownership and financial set ups of the Claiborne Annapolis and Tolchester companies. It asks for receipts expenditures loans mortgages salaries and capitalization data to decide if appropriations should continue. An appeal was filed by Re EL Sthely Washington against a two week old conviction by Justice Becnett. The House Ways and Means Committee voted to send to the floor an unfavorable report on a bill to tax all property except farmed land at two dollars.
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Annapolis
Claibornne-Annapolis
Tolchestre
Joseph Adian
St Mary's
EL Sthely
Washington
Becnett
Weinberg
House committee
Ways and Means
New York
Treasury of
Chase National
Frederick County Women’s Clubs Plan Annual Meeting
The Frederick County Federation of Women’s Clubs discussed its March 23 annual meeting. Officers will be named at a March 1 business session in the Francis Scott Key hotel Blue and Grey room. A luncheon and special entertainment follow, with a program committee led by Mrs. Edsar BR Nicodemus and others.
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Frederick County Federation
board of & rectors
the
county federation
eter
ann roviairs
Da’ dent
Mra A W. 3
Buckeys
Francis 5
Ker
pus
Helen Pearson
federation
sre
Mehrl
Ramsburg
Lewistown
George A Holland
Walkersville
Boward Quinn
Frederick
J. Ward Kerrigan
Emmi Durr
Mrzs
Mary McGolerick
New Market
fine arts
Jo B. Stone
iibertytown
Liddletown
Fredart en Peasom
D. Eagar éyersville
confederation
Edsar BR
Nicodemus
Buckerstown
chaltan
J. Bamner Remsberg
Middletown
J. PB. Feiser
Walhsoora
Davis
Pearson
Pelser
in the balliowed, inc sient
W. &. Kindler
Zalows Frederick
Pieasany
Adamstown
Roy Ramsours
G Exéman
O. B Stone
AW. RL
Barmy C. Zimmerman
J. HL Long
C tril Hlein
W. Eadier
FHOL. Dans
Edgar Davos
Senate committee chairmen selected for new Congress
The Senate Democratic Steering Committee chose new chairs for standing committees. Senators Fletcher of Florida and Harrison of Mississippi take major posts in Banking and Finance, with Carter Glass of Virginia named chair of the Appropriations Committee.
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Washington
March
Senate
cmmisser
Congress
Flecher
Florida
Harrison
Mississippi
Carter Glass
Virginia
D A R Spens Aims at State Convention in Baltimore
Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution plans attendance at the Maryland Society D A R state convention in Baltimore after electing new officers for the coming year. The chapter reported 219 members, nine meetings, and losses mainly by death, with several service and educational projects highlighted. Delegates and alternates were named for the state gathering, and a Maryland Day meeting was announced.
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Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Maryland Society
Baltimore
Jesse B. Anders
Margaret Rodrick
Hammond Clary
Edith Miller
Garl Sunday
L. L. Wisen
W. R. Slemmer
Grayson BE. Bowers
Edgar 5. MacCaréell
Boxers
Henry T. Wade
Emma Brown
Bowers
R. S. J. Duro
3feCardell
patriotic education
national defense
Maryland Tercentenary
Ellis Island
D. A R
Children's Society
Federated Charities
Salvation Army
Washington
Gookerts's Tavern
New Midway
Baker Park
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Court House
Jean D. Bnight
better films
ors
Clary
conservation and thrift
irs
iisanor H. Tall
D. A. R. magazine
Prederick county
Charles L. Mullen
Georgiana
Gittinger
Aneders
Mullen
Nesi Baker
George B McCleesy
J. P. Feiser
regent’s
Clayton Dizon
Sophia Reich
O . Gale
Rita Cramer
Muss Jane Zimmerman
Japanese Capture 250 Miles of China's Great Wall
Japanese forces complete seizure of 250 miles from the Jehol border to the Yellow Sea. General Tadashi Kawabara's Sixteenth Infantry Brigade secures Kupeikow and ousts Chinese defenders after a six hour battle. Marshal Chang Hsizo-Liang resigns as commander in chief amid defeats. Jehol governor Tang Fu Lin reportedly arrested and possibly killed near Hsifengkow Pass.
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Jehol
great wall
China
Mongolia
Yellow Sea
Tadashi Kawabara
Kupeikow
great walls
Peiping
Jeho
Chang Hsizo-Liang
Chang
Manchukse
Shanpaikwan
Jabol
Tang Fu Lin
Hsifengkow Pass
Five Die in German Political Disturbances
Berlin reports five dead and several injured in political clashes across four German cities. A Nazi supporter was killed in Dusseldorf. gunfire struck a funeral march in Duesseldorf. a Reichsbanner member died in Wuppertal. a communist leader was found shot in Duisburg. An unidentified assailant also wounded a worker in his home.
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Berlin
Jo Bresias
Duesseldorf
Wuppertal
Reichsbanner mar
Duisburg
hte
Lefevre de la Boulaye Named French Ambassador to Washington
Andre Lefevre de la Boulaye, veteran of French diplomatic service, is named ambassador to Washington. He succeeds Pa to London and follows Charles Cor in the London post amid a recent French diplomatic shake up.
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Pacis
Andre Lefevre de la Boulaye
Washington
ta t
Charles Cor
London
Claudel
Shaved For One Cent In Inflation Torn Germany Postwar
C R Downs of New Market recalls wartime inflation in Germany after World War I. He earned 36 dollars monthly in American money, worth about 28 marks, as a member of the Army of Occupation. Prices for goods like beer dropped to cents while currency collapsed, illustrating extreme inflation and monetary instability. Downs later settled in Washington and served on special duty in the occupation.
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Sam
C. R. Downs
New Market
Marine
Army of Occupation
atonzs
idier Downs
Downs
Washington
service ang
Robbers Take 800 From Stevensville Bank in March Heist
Robbers drilled through vault doors with a blow torch at Stevensville Bank in Kent Island Maryland taking about 800 dollars from the teller and safe deposit boxes. The break in was discovered after opening hours with investigators on scene and evidence including a canvas, a glove and a paper cup found nearby. The town of Stevensville has about 509 residents and lies in Queen Anne's County.
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Stevensville
boves
H. J. Elmer Anthony
Cos stable Lows B. Perkins
sate
Witney
Baore
Kent Island
Queen mae's county
Music Clubs Head Entertained Here by Local Choir
Mrs Paul Criblet of Towson head of the Maryland State Federation of Music Clubs was guest of honor at a Tuesday reception by the Evangelical Reformed church choir. Decorations and refreshments complemented remarks on federation activities and contests, with notices of the April state meeting and May national event in Minneapolis. The Lancaster concert, plus a nearby “Ladies' Night” at the Monocacy Club, were also announced as part of the evening’s events.
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Paul Criblet
Towson
Maryland State Federation of Music Clubs
Evangelical Reformed church choir
Evangelical Reformed church
Cribict
Maud W. Dillmar
William T. Mathers
Grace Lough
Walter Bixin
Hawn ang Ich Liebe
Grieg
Criblet
State Federation of Music Clubs
organinauion
John Charles Thomas
soted singer
Minneapolis
Mathers
Elkin
Mary Louise Lochner
Helen Condon
Anna Margaret Cu
William Brisk
Dittmar
Hagersvexn
Cribie
M M Airses
John B
Permanent Banking Reform Legislation Sought Of Congress
President Roosevelt seeks a permanent banking reorganization plan with broad powers and temporary currency measures. He aims to balance the budget and restore national credit after banking holidays, while outlining possible two to three surprises in tomorrow's Congress message. New York banks operate under emergency rules as regulators coordinate.
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ch & (AP
Roosevelt
national bank
Congress
Treasury
federal reserve
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Glass—Steagall
Prohibition Bureau Shifts Focus to Speakeasy Supply
Washington March 8 AP The Bureau of Prohibition orders agents to target alcohol sources and leave speakeasy policing to states due to budget limits for gathering evidence. Director Amos W Woodcock says most complaints concern speakeasies and local authorities will handle them while the bureau concentrates on supply networks.
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Washington
Bureau of Prohibition
prohibition bureau
Amos w. Woodcock
prohibition
Justice Department
congress
Local Prohibitionists at Washington Meeting
Local and county prohibitionists attended sessions at the Washington Conference on Temperance and Prohibition in D C. About 1000 delegates from 37 church bodies and temperance groups gathered to issue a statement on reform and a united plan for repeal challenges. Speakers stressed moral concerns and the need for stronger federal action to curb manufacturing evils and alcohol abuse.
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Calvary Baptist n
Lington
D. C
Hoot College
Episcopal
Bisnepeglared
Predotick
Josep H. Apple
Drms
Henri L. G. Kief- C. Royal
Charles W. Lewis
Roy G. ©. Paxson
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Reformed church
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Woodin
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