Roosevelt seeks power to cut U.S. costs and salaries
President Roosevelt urges Congress to grant dictatorial authority to reduce veterans benefits and federal salaries to slash government costs. He promises a balanced budget within a year if approved, while House Democrats aim to push the bill through quickly amid protests from veterans groups.
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ROOSEVELT
CONGRESS
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Washington
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Senate
Treasury
Mr. Roosevelt
American Legion
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Gold Flows Back to Coffers as Bank Reserves Rise
Readable lines indicate gold reserves strengthen as the Federal Reserve system reports higher bank reserves. The piece notes ongoing replenishment of gold holdings and mentions monetary activity amid broader financial conditions.
Japanese Hold Great Wall Gate to Peiping
Japanese army headquarters announced troops occupied Kupekew at the Great Wall gates near Peiping after a battle with Chinese defenders. The claim notes march movements and a 230 pm timing, with terse details of the occupation.
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PEIPING
Chinehew
Manchuria
Fire Wrecks Boonsboro Store and Damages Homes
A Boonsboro merchandise store owned by ALT Warrenfeltz suffered major damage after a high wind swept through last night. Fire departments from Boonsboro fought the blaze as losses were estimated between 3000 and 8400. Nearby Hancock also faced a fire that destroyed a factory and residences with losses over 15000.
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Boonsboro, Marth
ALT Warrenfeltz
sansboro
ecxec
Boonsboro
ans
Hancock
Ssle
Roger Jakson
March Winds Press Cold as Thermometer Drops
Strong March gales push temperatures lower across the region. Winds whip from the west as unseasonably cold air settles in, with the 1932 figures noted as a benchmark. A few residents, including Mrs Helen Cogse of Washington DC, report property adjustments while brief notices hint at rental activity along Braddock Heights.
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Helen
Cogse
Washington DC
Mos
Five Cars Figure In Accident Near Myersvoe
Five vehicles were involved in a collision near Myersvoe. Dr Z F Waters escaped unharmed when his autonomous car halted before him. Two damaged trucks, a large moving van, and another car were also in the scene but no injuries were reported. State Officer Miller exonerated all drivers.
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Miler
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Hepp
coupe
Engle
sittiig
Arthur Hoffman
Ropp
Steiner
Elmer B. D. Flanit
Lev. W. More Stull
Lester
Fisher
George W William Hobbs
Samuel G. Harbaugh
Ray S Baer
Edward C. Sears
Joseph H. Barnett
Wizard and Woodsard
Alonzo Wison
John Bhean
Corresiion
Blackston
George Swit
Buck
Wilson
Walson
sioerg
Jonna E
Olver Wisoldker
Thurmont
aytor
Washington County Pay Bills Before House
A Washington County delegation reports a wave of proposed pay raises and cuts aimed at trimming county expenses. The package lists raises for officials and employees alongside substantial salary reductions for public officials, teachers, and other staff as lawmakers consider new pay scales and cost-saving measures.
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Annapel
Washington county
Board of County
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S.cer
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Death Penalty for Zangara in Cermaq Case
A chaotic court scene reports Zangara condemned to death after a sensational robbery and assassination trial. Judges impose the sentence amid appeals and gubernatorial scheduling of execution, with defense and prosecution arguments noted but no delay granted.
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Fla
Gui
Tealey
assass
Thompson
Zangara
tomeys
Peleciwie
sushee Zaengata
Farmed from Five Counties Gather for Sales Event
Baread members from Frederick and Washington counties attend a regional gathering. The event centers on farmer sales and community planning with emphasis on local agricultural markets and cooperative efforts.
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Baread
Frederick
Washington
Monigom
pan ams and
solectors
iocal
Hoarding Penitentiary Offense Bill Drafted
An AP report notes a proposed bill defining hoarding in penitentiary contexts as an offense. The text references Republican Sen. Sarg na and mentions locations near El Soild with unclear phrasing. The fragmentary OCR obscures key details.
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Republ
Two Riders Die in B&O Wreck Near Lime Rim
Two unknown men described as riders were crushed when a Baltimore and Ohio freight car derailed at Keller's crossing near Lime Rim. A third man remained trapped and crew members worked to free him while a fourth man escaped unharmed. Justice Sherman P. Bowers called to hold an inquest.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Keller’s crossing
Lime Rim
Drastic Banking Reform Proposed by Chase Official
Winthrop W. Aldrich chairman of the board at Chase National Bank advocates sweeping banking reforms. The scene shows Aldrich leaving a New York conference of bankers as proposals outline core reforms for the banking system.
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Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chase National
New York
Rally by Holy Name Society Sogety
Parish notices announce a Sunday service and a Holy Name Society gathering. Walter F. Zeigler leads preparations with guests from the Holy Name Crusatian Baliumore group. fundraising and refreshments planned.
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SOGETY
rew
Holy Name
Four Houses Sold and Two Counted in Suburban Sale
Fragmentary notes show a property sale listing four houses with two counted as sold. Entries reference addresses such as 287 West Pitan and 267 West Seventa with bids around 3000 dollars. A concrete block structure on 22 East Glue is noted with a grant and a dated time left unclear.
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West Seventa
ELmitt
Banks Restricted as Roosevelt Extends Holiday
Washington March 10 AP A presidential proclamation again keeps banks closed or limited operations to avoid shortages. Treasury and Federal Reserve actions aim to prepare currency and conditions for a sound reopening, with plans to allow banks to resume normal business once adequate funds and oversight are in place.
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Washington
Pres Reoserat
Consh
Treasury
Roosevelt
Weodin
tomoron
propes
Woodin
Gisss
Virginia
Federal Reserve
Congress
srictions
Whie House
newspa
Witte House
Nation Looks To Roosevelt To Lead Way
A dispatch from Washington discusses Franklin D. Roosevelt as the central figure shaping early New Deal leadership. It notes the new Congress and the president’s rapid use of emergency powers to stabilize banking and currency, highlighting public expectations and concerns over centralized executive power.
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Roosevelt
BYRON PRICE
Associated Press
Washington
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Congress
a.s
White House
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Amercan
State 10 Issue Scrip Bill At Postponed Hearing
A fragmented report notes legislation to authorize state ten issue scrip and references a court postponement. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors, but mentions a national concern and an official session with a judge.
French Soldiers Killed in Clash with Tribesmen
Rabat March 10 AP reports a dozen French soldiers killed and 250 natives killed or wounded in a battle in the Atlas mountains. French troops hemmed in tribesmen who reportedly negotiated surrender.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Atlas mountains
Ars
Land Near Wolfsville Sold in farm auction
Four mountain lots totaling 72 acres near Wolfsville were sold at auction. Charles M. L. Kime Norman Dreper and Dewer G. Draper bought property linked to the late Harlan P. Motel myer for $250. A nine acre tract called Wolts wile went to Claude A. G. Suntie myer and Oisa D. Sionkmyer for $50. Frey acted as auctioneer.
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Wolfsville
Drepery
Harlan P. Motelmyer
Grossmeckle’s
Gacrocum distict
srustess
Charles ML Kime
Norman Dreper
Dewer G Draper
sneadow tracy
Woltswile
Claude AG. Suntiemyer
Oisa D. Sionkmyer
Shenmac P. Borers
isnsee
Presiom
Frey auctioneer
Weather Summary for March Precipitation and Temps
Weather data shows March precipitation 5.95 inches in 1932 versus normal 3.52 inches. 1953 precipitation deficiency noted. Yesterday’s high and recent temperatures recorded. low last night 21, last year 12. Sunrise at 6:28, sunset around 6:12 p.m. Moon phase details provided for tomorrow.
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