Reserve Banks 70 Give Currency Out For Gold
Treasury Secretary Woodin instructed Federal Reserve banks to issue currency to member banks in exchange for gold or gold currency for essential needs such as payrolls food and medicine. Roosevelt planning a banking reorganization after the emergency while discussions on Glass Steagall expansion and a national scrip plan continue. Market summaries note cattle hog and sheep prices with mixed to lower on the day as trading slows.
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Associated Press
Woodim
Reserve
Roosevelt
Congress
Alfred &. Smith
New York
Washington
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Banks
Woodin
The
Treasury
Final Quarter 1932 Best in Scout History Here
Thorson of Eastern New Mexico Area reports the quarterly council record for late 1932 shows peak growth and advancement. Roosevelt plans for a special congressional session will focus on emergency banking legislation with a banking reorganization plan likely and talk of guaranteeing bank deposits gaining traction in Washington.
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P_ VY. Thorson
New Mexico
Glass
Virginia
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
New Interior Chief and Family Photo in Winnetka
A Chicago photograph shows Harold L. Ickes slated as secretary of the interior in the Roosevelt administration with his family at their Winnetka home. The top row includes Wilmarth, Mrs Requa Bryant, Raymond and Robert. seated are Anna Wilmarth Ickes, an Illinois legislator, and Ickes. The name Ickes is pronounced Ick-us.
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Harold L. Ickes
Chicago
Roosevelt
Winnetka
Wilmarth
Requa Bryant
Raymond
Robert
Anna Wilmarth Ickes
Illinois
Ickes
Ick-us
Wife of new Speaker also serves as his secretary
Mrs Henry T Rainey wife of the new Democratic speaker of the house will continue as secretary to her husband, a role she has held for many years. She and the speaker are pictured in their Washington office attending to the day’s routine.
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John N. Garner
Henry T. Rainey
House
Washington
Scientist seeks Roswell aid on Pecos artesian quake study
Roswell artesian basin supervisor Clifford G. Smith received a letter from Pasadena chief engineer B. Morris requesting detailed data for a Seismological Society of America paper on fluctuations of water levels in wells after the December 20 1932 earthquake. The call follows a Record report about earthquake induced water level surges and notes Nevada California and Mexico impacts, with Deming expanding its water department project.
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Clifford G. Smith
Roswell
Pecos Valley
B. Morris
Pasadena
California
Morris
Mr. Morris
Seismological Society of America
Mr. Smith
Pecos Valley Artesian Basin
F. C. Ebert
United States Geologic Survey
Los Angeles
Nevada
Federal prisoners taken for arraignment in Las Cruces
United States deputy marshals Jim Johnson Jim Martinez and Pladilla brought twelve federal prisoners from Chaves county jail in Roswell to Las Cruces for arraignment before federal judge Colin Neblett. Defendants include John E Dollison and R L Dollison for counterfeiting Len J Moody and Hoope Pletcher for Dyer Act violations Fred Corrigan for probation violation and Eva Carlisle Jim Wheeler Newman Sublette Charlie Bennett Mark L Hiring Sid Banks and Herbert Carson for prohibition charges Banks and Carson were jailed after a 100 gallon still was seized northwest of Roswell and Pob Lamar later arrested as Robert Ranger Savage, a man with a long criminal record and wanted for assault with intent to kill and another robbery in Gainesville Texas.
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United States
Jim Johnson
Jim Martinez
Pladilla
Roswell
Chaves County
Las Cruces
Colin Neblett
John E
Red) Dollison
R. L. Dollison
Len J. Moody
Hoope Pletcher
Fred Carrigan
Eva Carlisle
Jim Wheeler
Newman Sublette
Charlie Bennett
Mark Lhiring
Sid Banks
Herbert Carson
Fed
Anoigor
Gainesville
Texas
Robert Ranger Savage
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