Group 2 Bankers Gather for Fair Competition Code
About 60 bankers from Frederick Montgomery Carroll and Howard counties gather for a Friday luncheon at Francis Scott Key Hotel to discuss adopting a Maryland State Bankers Association code of fair competition. All area banks urged representation as the MBA code details and deposit requirements are considered and reported by December 3.
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Bombs explode in Havana province causing deaths and injuries
Three powerful bombs detonated in Camaguey province killed one youth and seriously wounded four others as disorder spread. A second death occurred after seven blasts in the same area. Property damage reported. Havana remained tense with rumors of a threatened revolution amid unrest.
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Post Office Christmas Mail Aid Totals Announced
The Post Office Department announced allotments to aid Christmas mails in Maryland. Frederick received $245, Hagerstown $160, and Baltimore was allotted $259,857 for additional workers hired to handle the holiday mail.
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Largest plane crash kills fourteen in Moscow
A Sharkov dispatch reports that the largest airplane built, labeled 5-7, collapsed yesterday in Moscow, killing fourteen people. Initial details suggest passengers and crew perished in the crash with only scant information available on exact causes and identities.
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Weather Summary and Temperatures Report
The daily weather record notes 2 inches of precipitation for the 24 hour period ending today. November precipitation to date is 1 inch, with normal November at 2.48 inches. The report lists 1932 November precipitation at 0.76 inches and a 0.75 inch excess. Yesterday’s high was 17 F, low last night 50 F, with year ago figures 43 and 28 respectively. Sunrise 7:31 a.m., sunset 5:01 p.m., moonrise 12:30 p.m., moonset 6:28 p.m. Streams Potomac and Monocacy clear.
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Washington notes on treasury changes and political shifts
The article surveys Treasury reorganization under Woodin and Acheson, noting modest policy shifts and a move toward a managed currency. It highlights a swift White House–governor mayors conference, looming budget questions, uncertain deficit figures, and delays in next year’s expenditure estimates. Traders respond cautiously to Washington developments.
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City Plans $16 Million Tax Levy for 1934 Budget
A local budget document outlines a tax levy of sixteen million dollars for the year spanning January to December 1934. The deal appears to prepare the way for the new levy, with officials signaling upcoming details.
County and State Tax Year Change and Budget Prep
County officials report the new fiscal year will align with the state year from January 1 to December 31 1934. Tax payments begin January with discounts for early payment and interest after September. Budget work proceeds, with school budgeting complicated by the shift from July 31 to December 31. The anticipated combined tax rate may drop from 1.50 dollars per hundred, while the basis remains around 69.34 million dollars.
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Two Men Injured In Cave-In At Coal Mine
In Scranton Pennsylvania today two workers were seriously hurt when the coal mine wall collapsed during digging. Five men were buried in rock and coal but two were later rescued. three remained trapped as rescuers worked. Nearby, The Willis Camer Arts announced opening of a new studio in the Weimberg building at 149 North Market Street under Mason and William Z Willis.
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Lindberghs Plan Azores to Europe Flight Move
Col and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh, who arrived from Lisbon, planned a return flight tomorrow toward the European continent via St. Michael Island, weather permitting. The exact destination remained undisclosed as the couple continues their Atlantic air route survey with possible Azores side trips.
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Ickes Allocates 12.3 Million for 54 Public Works Projects
Secretary Ickes announced a 12 309 230 dollar allotment for 54 non federal public works projects in 27 states including sewage systems water works 11 school buildings municipal buildings highway improvements and hospitals. The administrator cited 750 projects totaling 477 443 068 approved in four months and the current grants promise about 55 873 man months of quick employment. The Cottage City Maryland freeze loan and grant of 72 000 was included.
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Brush Fire Defies California Firefighters
Los Angeles November 22 AP reports a brush fire defying 600 plus trained fire fighters as it roared from 8 PM through Then it spread toward Toothus marshwest of La Crescenita threatening no immediate danger to nearby palatial homes while more crews were rushed to the area northeast of Los Angeles Pick ens and Sutton cantoms.
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Disarmament Parley Suspension Voted In Conference
AP dispatch reports the steering committee voting to suspend the disarmament parley until January. Diplomacy will continue to seek to salvage the conference and to bring Germany back into negotiations after its withdrawal.
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Mrs Roosevelt Tramps O'er Hills On WV Tour
Mrs Roosevelt visits Reedville West Virginia to inspect a 1000 acre site for a self sustaining colony for destitute coal miners. She tours with officials, notes project aims align with Roosevelt plan to return displaced workers to farming. Public remarks defer to Col Louis Howe.
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The New Deal in Washington and Cuba Policy
Washington debates Cuban policy as Ambassador Welles faces pressure over recognition of the Grau regime. Roosevelt’s stance remains guided by Welles amid Cuba unrest, while Welles’s reliability and the administration’s stance draw scrutiny. Also notes fear of Atlantic crossing for Litvinoff and a looming 1934 Congress jobs crisis as Civil Works winds down. The New Deal’s Washington influence grows, boosting the capital as a convention hub.
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Roosevelt to confer with Morgenthau on gold control push
President Roosevelt will meet Acting Treasury Secretary Morgenthau at Warm Springs Georgia late this week to advance the gold control monetary program. The White House said no special agenda was planned for the Mor genthau talks and the president gave no comment on O M W Sprague's resignation.
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Reward Denied in 1929 Sinci Stock Pool Probe
A Rockefeller spokesman rejected claims that a 360 000 profit from a Sinci stock pool in 1929 was a Senate banking committee reward for long service. The aide, formerly head of Prairie OF and Gas, was allegedly involved, but no such arrangement had been made for the Sinci aide.
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Firemen Save Home At Yellow Springs
Firemen saved the home of Mr and Mrs Fleet Nusz near Yellow Springs after a rekindled blaze damaged the gable end and about half the roof. Insurance covered all damage. The fire started in the chimney earlier, reignited in the garret, and was fought by residents before the Independent Hose Co arrived. Oscar Nusz woke his parents and summoned help.
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Maureen O Sullivan III Faces Peritonitis After Surgery
Development of peritonitis after an operation for acute appendicitis caused concern for the recovery of Maureen O Sullivan III, Irish motion nature Miss O Sullivan who came to Hollywood several years ago. W2s operated on Monday after being tax cats at her home. Legion Auxiliary Meets. Business was made at the interim pressed and mittee 1 ass.sit tung clothing for Rover. Hammond Mrs. Grayson myangh, Mrs. Chas, Sr. Mrs. John Hankey, Mrs. S Goucks, Jr. Mn Wider Mrs Earl Gilbert, Mrs. Chas Jr. Mrs. John H. AYaguzh, Mrs am Summons, Mrs. John Bowers. The gathering of clothing, together with that of was for poor children, also conducted by the Legionnaires on Saturday.
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Maryland Tercentenary Opens With Ark and Dove Readings
In Cowes and Baltimore, 300th anniversary ceremonies honor the Ark and the Dove voyage that founded Maryland. Lord Fairfax, Ambassador Bingham, and UK officials address crowds as President Roosevelt and Gov. Ritchie exchange greetings via radio partners. A plaque at Cowes marks the departure date November 22 1633.
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Clark Case Argued Before Court of Appeals
Annapolis Nov. 22 The Court of Appeals heard Clark s removal challenge in the embezzlement case of Berry E B Clark served as county commissioners clerk Montgomery county After three hung juries in Montgomery the State moved the case to Howard county Arguments were made by P F Barnard Welsh Ansett M Boyle for Clark and G C A Anderson for the State The court did not indicate when a decision would be announced The term now approaching
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Bills to Permit Bonus to Pa Soldiers Passed
Harrisburg November 22 AP The House of Representatives today passed on second reading bills to permit payment of 59 090 000 soldiers bonus approved by voters on November 7 The measures set up machinery for payment of sums not to exceed 200 each to the state's soldiers who participated in the Spanish American War Boxer Rebellion Philippine Insurrection and the World War
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