City-Central to Ask Loan From City Central Bank
City Central Bank and Trust seeks a $2,000,000 loan through City Central Securities from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation after a ruling limited funds. Judge Goodwin’s decision prompted an agreement with Banking Commissioner Shaw allowing the loan application to proceed for the benefit of the closed City Central. The new board will consist of large depositors, guiding a plan to liquidate old obligations and form a depositor controlled bank.
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City-Central Bank and Trust Company
Reconstruction Pinence Corporation
John Goodwin
State Banking Commission
R,fc. 2
W.B. Tuttle
Chamber of Commerce Banking
James Shaw
City Central Securities Company
Commis
Sioner Shaw
Central Securities Company
Joe
H. FC
Cly-Central
City-Central Bank
Tuttle
Shaw
Texas statutes bar state banks from RFc loans
In Austin on February 25 John W. Goodwin legal adviser to James Shaw Texas banking commissioner ruled that under Texas law the banking commissioner lacks authority to borrow funds or pledge assets to pay depositors in liquidation of a failed state bank. He noted only a district court can authorize sales of assets like notes receivable.
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Austin
Texas
Federal
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
John W. Goodwin
James Shaw
Dallas
The
Finance Corporation
Goodwin
Finance Corporation Act
Japan says blockade would equal war says Tokio officials
Japan's foreign office told International News Service that an economic blockade by world powers would be tantamount to war. A spokesman said Japan could not face a world boycott and noted ambassadors abroad reported widespread talk of such a boycott.
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Tokio
Japan
Foreign Office
McMillan to Hear Sult Against Texas in Austin
Judge BR McMillan travels to Austin to hear a suit titled The Lowthern Realty Company vs Jane McCallum. The case names the secretary of state as a defendant in a dispute over corporation franchise taxes. He is accompanied by U S Marshal Geolf White.
Obituary notices for Schweitzer Seay and Hellman in San Antonio
Funeral services for Martin E. Schweitzer 68 died at home 171 Barilla Place were held Thursday with Rev F M Bayles. Survivors include brothers David Amos Schweitzer of San Antonio John Schweitzer Cavalier N D and Sam Schweitzer Devine and sister Mrs Maneryla Kraft Clyde N D. Also mentioned are Oscar Hellman and family. Additional notices announce funeral plans for John Western Darrell 48 salesman formerly of Massachusetts and Martha Hellman 7 with services at Mission Burial Park and St Gerard's church respectively. Beulah Elizabeth Seay 56 of 125 West Whittier Street died and funeral plans set with survivors including three daughters and three sisters and a brother. Private funeral for Martha Hellman 7 at 1230 Paso Hondo Street by Father Wenderlin.
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Martin E. Schweitzer
Barilla Place
F. M. Bayles
Firah Evangelical Church
David and
Amos Schweitzer
San Antonio
John Schweltzer
Cavalier
N. 2D
Sam Schweltzer
Devine
Maneryla Kraft
Clyde
N. D
Limae
A. F
AML
Mission Burial Park
John Western Darrell
Wichita Yall
Porter Loring
10 & M
Darrell
Massachusetts
Beulah E. Seay
Puneral
Heulah
GC. W. Hutter
Sll
Melle Duke
Angleton
W. J. Yates
Cora Chase
D. C. Strahan
Blanche
James Morrison
Runera
Martha Hellman
Paso Hondo Street
Wenderlin
St. Gerard's Catholic Church
Roosevelt Ousting Farley Sparks Nationwide Messages
Telegrams from individuals and organizations express views on Governor Roosevelt's removal of Sheriff Thomas M. Farley, Tammany leader of New York City, as he handles legislation and court of appeals appointments. Corry reportedly submits a list of acceptable successors.
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John F. Corry
Tammany Chieftain
Mr. Roosevelt
Fatal Holoue Tail Is Set In District Court
The fatal shooting of a high school youth and wounding of a Randolph field officer occurred during a hold-up near the Baddle club on December 33 1931. Trials for two companions of the slain youth are set for March 7 in the Ninety-fourth district court. Willan Duke 19 or Milton Ell 17, companions of Thomas Bemus 18, may be tried first. The defense seeks Ells first while the state plans to try all five indictments for robbery by assault with a firearm.
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Randolph Field
Baddle Club
Ninety-fourth District Court
Willan Duke
Milton Ell
Thomas Bemus
Biotin Avenue High
John E. Barr
Jane Cohee
Thnt
Orst
Ells
Bernard F.ladon
Attache in China Recalled for Illness
Lieut. Col. Nelson Margetts of Salt Lake City was relieved as military attache in China and ordered to San Francisco for treatment due to illness.
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U.S
China
Washington, D. C
Nelson Margetts
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Palmolive Soap Beauty Care Routine Ad
A vintage beauty guide advises twice daily cleansing with Palmolive Soap and warm water for face and throat. Massage into pores with hands, rinse with warm water, finish with a cold rinse, avoid hot water, and apply oil or cream if dry after night cleansing. Over 20,000 specialists endorse this cleansing panel.
Darrow Defense May Change Hawaii Trial Order
A Honolulu report says Clarence Manny needs a criminal lawyer to defend Afra cereale Fortescue and Thomas H. Massie as two lynching suspects. The case may shift trial order for the citys two prominent criminal matters. Chicago attorney Darrow has been offered and is considering the assignment. Dudley Field Malone is also being invited to join the defense after a New York conference.
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Aonolulu
Clarence Manny
Hole Plulu
Afra
Cereale Fortescue
Society
Tout
Thomas H. Massie
Chicago
Cass
New York
Darrow
Dudley Field Malone
Oil Leader Urges Manufacturers Sales Tax on Gasoline
Amos J. Beaty president of the American Petroleum Institute urged replacing a federal sales tax with a manufacturers tax on gasoline to balance the budget. He argued a 2 percent manufacturers tax would grow with business recovery, while a gasoline tax would depress consumption further.
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New York
Amos J. Beaty
The
American Petroleum Institute
Catholic services to resume in Mexico City churches
Catholic hierarchy announces that services suspended for nearly two months will resume tomorrow at the Cathedral Basilica of Guadalupe and six other churches in Mexico City. The new religious law allows one priest for each 60,000 inhabitants, with the district population just over 1.2 million permitting 25 Catholic priests.
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Mexico City
Peh
Catholic Hierarchy
Basilica of Guadalupe
Pious XI
Sandino Says He Is Ready to Launch Drive on Managua
Foreign representative Dr Pedro Jose Zepeda, speaking for General Augusto Sandino, disclosed that Sandino has organized an army of about 2600 men with 326 machine guns and ample rifles and ammunition and is prepared to advance on Managua, the Nicaraguan capital.
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Sandino
Mexico City
Pedro Jose Zepeda
Foréien
Fran Sandino
Managua
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White House
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Mra, Oscar Hellman
Jon
Darrel
Martha Heisman
Palmolive
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Order of
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Mexico
Beauty
Thelrad Vical
Wolff & Marx Co
BAND
Wolff & Marx
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