Otto H. Kahn Dies Seated at Desk in New York Bank
Otto HL Kahn a noted international banker and patron of the arts died at 2 45 p m in his private third floor office at Kuhn Loeb & Co heart disease. He was 67 and the death was attributed to cardiac thrombosis. A banking house statement said he died suddenly while at lunch. Hahn was described as art conscious and prominent in Wall Street circles.
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Wall Street maverick Kahn dies in office remembered for art ties
The obituary notes Karl Kahn born February 21 1867 in Mannheim blended business genius with art devotion. It recalls his father Bernhard Kahn banker who fled Baden after 1848 and later naturalized in America. Also mentions a postponed Easter service in Utica due to community fitness concerns.
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House backs Roosevelt bill after heated party lines
Democrats in the House, with only two Republicans joining, pass a reciprocal trade bill to empower the President to negotiate export pacts with foreign nations for surpluses, with amendments limiting presidential authority to three years and prohibiting foreign debt reductions. Senate fate seen as favorable by leaders.
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Congress wills larger veteran payments amid Roosevelt clash
Congress aims to speed new law delivering bigger payments to veterans as leaders weigh how President Roosevelt may resist the measure. The veterans administration and the Treasury push to put the act into effect quickly, seeking to operationalize its provisions.
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Exiled youths released after police court ruling
Jacob Douglas and Stanley Mallon, two transient youths arrested on fighting charges, were freed by Justice Alton Y Bennett in Police Court Thursday night. They were ordered to leave the city and spent time in jail prior to release.
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