New Banking Bill Signed Gives Governor Broad Powers
New York March 7 The governor Herbert H Lehman announced he signed a bill passed by the legislature that grants broad powers to control banking and insurance. The measure creates a state wide corporation authorized to issue scrip and places the entire financial system under executive oversight during a declared emergency.
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Marcy
Avemor
Herbert H. Leman
Fie
Lehman
Turn
Almy
Lehinko Seid
Ete
Ebman
Mverbor
Pound Man Ropes Wandering Pig After Rope Finish
J. B. Frazier, a pound man for the police department, roped a pig roaming Denver boulevard after a call from the 1000 block. He held on as residents summoned Sergeant Eddie Ankerson for a radio patrol car. Reportedly the pig remained in Frazier's grip.
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Par West Ready to Issue Scrip Renew Business
Par western financiers and state of Heraley prepared to resume banking as permitted, issue scrip and conform with national provisions. Clearing house certificates printed in Seattle and Los Angeles were withheld from dedication pending rules from the secretary of the Treasury. Coin pieces appeared in trade channels as bankers noted currency shortages.
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McNary Named Leader of Senate Republicans in Caucus
Washington March 7 Senate Republicans chose Senator McNary of Oregon as leader with Senator Fess of Ohio as his assistant. Senator Reed of Pennsylvania failed to push a motion to discipline Republican independents who backed Roosevelt in the test election. He said the plan to deny committee assignments to Senators Johnson Norris LaPaslette and Cutling for supporting the Democratic candidate was not adopted by a large majority for various reasons.
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Europe Buys Most Imports From U S In January
Washington March 7 Europe was the United States best customer in January with imports worth 62,218,285 dollars out of 120,630,444 sold abroad. The European total fell compared with January 1932, with 71,014,543 pounds of goods shipped versus 28,807,309 in the prior year.
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Washington
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United States
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Astigmatism and Eyesight Examinations Text Log
The passage presents a garbled OCR style list of terms and phrases about vision tests and eye care. It mentions astigmatism examinations, various names and places, and disjointed references to patients, doctors, and procedures. The overall readability is poor with many misspellings and nonsensical sequences.
Battle Near Koupeikow and Jehol City Develops
Japanese forces under Gen Kawahara reported advancing from Jehol toward Koupeikow, with fighting near Sanchieniang and Keupetkow. Chinese defenders under Gen San Hsien-Fang resisted as Lieut Gen Wishi’s divisions held Jehol City and air units from Chin Chow aided the operation along the Great Wall defense line.
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Three Full Pardons Issued in Austin
In Austin on March 7 Governor Miriam A. Per issued three full pardons, four conditional pardons and four general pardons. The clemency covered offenses from firearms to liquor violations and dates back several years.
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Wud Boda
Rench
BiYe Chanity
Mmbnery
Tye Venrs
Roosevelt Asked to Bet Precedent
In WARNINGTON on March 7 a political debate centered on precedent in the Roosevelt era. The article notes Democratic ties and actions by AG Nae Smith while President Hoover faced closing hours of a session or vote.
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Warnington
Democratic Tieat
Jose Ed de
Avelin
Ied AG Nae Smith Aottan Bil
Haover
Brighter Tone on London Markets Amid US Uncertainty
London trading steadied with caution as the U S clarifications loomed while Paris supported international issues and American securities advanced. Nickel, United States Steel, and Canadian Pacific rose. the dollar showed varied quotes abroad and Eastern bonds remained in demand. Montreal opened firm as Wall Street activity influenced early gains.
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Paris
American Securities
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Winnipeg
Texas Legislators Weigh Invite To Eddie Cantor
In Austin on March 7 the Texas house debated inviting comedian Eddie Cantor during his Texas visit. A resolution to invite Cantor was introduced but no action was taken as the discussion lingered.
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INS
Hadie
Eddie Cantor
Texas
Cantor
Alusetin
Berg's Mill Youth Seriously Injured After Collision
Berg's Mill youth Gerald Read Berg, 13, was severely injured Tuesday returning home from school with a probable skull fracture. Edward Brendler, 3, of 1404 Michigan Avenue, sustained a possible left arm fracture after a crash at Lal Pradre Avenue and Dewey Place. Fenttin Martinez, 12, of 819 Boullarcdy Street, riding a bicycle, was involved in a wreck near Irked Ortrock and Broadway, sustaining serious injuries.
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Ana Oat
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Creelia Huron
Dowdy Stret
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Goloradh Atresia
Ganks in Onto Banks Reopen Under Regulated Rules
In Columbus on March 7 an Onto banking system reopened with regulations mirroring prior rules. In eight big cities over 55 million dollars were deposited within a week under a statute allowing restricted withdrawals on old deposits while new deposits must be cash held and freely withdrawable. The federal proclamation allows investment of new deposits in US obligations, which Onto law forbids.
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Ohio
Ratinn
Roosevelt
United States
Postoffice TQ Allows Checks for Stamps and Mail Matter
James A. Farley, postmaster general, orders postmasters to accept checks for stamps and mail. An expected treasury regulation lets depositors withdraw up to one third of their deposits from banks, with limits set by the treasury secretary.
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Freshury Department
James A. Farley
Secretary of the Treasury
Studio Lease in Park Refused in Breckenridge
A park lease proposal by National Pictures Quit Coast studios was denied. An official opinion by Gay Ablormes T. D Cobbs states city charter and deed prevent private use of park land, forbidding private lease to build a stadium and revert provisions to the University of Texas if misused.
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University of Texas
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Man's Jaw Broken in Sparring Bout
A sparring bout in Rorace Young 4 ont Ih Town Areat ended with a broken jaw for a man after a partner struck hard. The match turned violent as one participant struck beyond control, leaving the victim reporting injuries at the scene.
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Wallon
Chicago Warns Against Food Hoarding Amid Price Rise
A Chicago report warns against hoarding foods as prices rise after a holiday effect. Grocers and butchers note retail prices climbing with meat and dairy costs up to five cents more per item. The Chicago Live-Stock executive may reverse a planned trading closure based on Washington guidance on packer payments.
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Charles Schully
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Weather Summary For A Varied Week Approaches
A garbled weather note tracks several days with 4 PM readings and remarks on precipitation. It mentions Tuesday with normal precipitation, 2.94 inches total from the prior period, and forecast uncertainty for the coming days. The text also notes wind, temperatures, and a fatal incident unrelated to the forecast details.
Two Arrested in Denver Kidnap Case
Denver police report two men arrested in a kidnapping case involving Chazinn Hordenan. Officials say ten other suspects are being sought, with authorities identifying a gang roster and alleged accomplices linked to the abduction and related property crimes.
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Produce Markets Edge Slightly Higher Amid Quiet Trading
Chicago wholesale produce markets saw little official pricing with most deals fixed by individual trades. Butter rose 1 to 2 cents a pound, potatoes and bulter noted unofficially higher while eggs poultry held near unchanged. Green fruits and vegetables remained firm with ample receipts as wholesalers noted plenty in transit before a national holiday.
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National Bank
Two Burn to Death in Farm Blaze Near Nylander Farm
A March fire at the Nylander farm near Red Oak Town killed Gus Nylander and Robert Nylander, both 38 and 8 respectively, officials say. Mia Nylander and two other children escaped in their night clothing as the blaze destroyed the farm.
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Delay in oil trust case stalls Texas antitrust action
Austin March 7 The state antitrust suit against four or more oil companies stalled today as District Judge J D Moore postponed proceedings. The continuance was granted because Humble Oil attorney T M McGregor a legislator could not attend. The judge did not set a trial date but may consider a postponement after the Legislature adjourns.
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Departee Back for New Hearing on Deportation Case
Tuesday a deportation hearing addressed Eliazir Luna who reentered after deportation from Del Rio and stated he would return if deported again. Pax Hodvigux and Tung were held on immigration violations with final bonds. A three piece tapestry living room suite is listed for sale at 23.50. Light classified ad appears under Neution 94.
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