Banks Plan Controls on Withdrawals and Transfers in City
A bank crisis plan outlines that depositors may draw only 25 dollars a week in cash while unlimited checking remains, with transfers allowed within and outside the city but funds balanced against creditors. Employers may split payroll into multiple checks, and out-of-town bills can be paid by San Antonio merchants with credit staying in the local system. Participating banks include The Pross National, National Bank of Fort Sam Houston, Oppenheimer banks, and several San Antonio institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isve
Teale
Lentz
Texas
Gao Antonio
San Antonio
Lenig
Hat
Eanks
Lanta
Clearing House Association
Tiehl
Washington
Austin
Sted Ax
Prost National
D. Sullivan End Company
National Bank of
Fort Sam
Houston
D. and A. Oppenheimer Bank
National Bank of Commerce
Alamo National Bank
Groos National Bank
First State Bank of
South San Antonio
San Anfonio National Bank
Seth Texas Bank and Tiel Company
Lean Ant Trust Company
F D R S Banking Plan Discussed In Congress
The article reports on a proposed banking remedy linked to President Roosevelt. It notes congressional observers and officials discussing a currency backed by government bonds, possible large public works funding, and a three-part emergency program including expanded presidential powers and tax and spending measures. It mentions Rainey supporters, key figures Glass and Sha Ball, and hearings setup with limited printed copies of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sill
Bir
Rainey
Treasury
Senator Glass
Sha- Ball
Homer
Cummings
Pranosa
White House
Roosevelt
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Executive Mansion
Whey
Rongeess
Tennessee Valley
Robbery Charge Over Theft of Gun From HoldUp Victim
Police report details a hold up at Adams Street near 4th Avenue in which a 45 caliber pistol valued at 25 dollars was stolen from a man named Hensley. City detectives charged two men, including Hensley, in connection with the robbery and described a struggle during which the victim was assaulted and the suspects fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Peace Dale
Adams Street
Thay Faves
Hensley
Jin
Hensing
Unclear OCR: Bonded in Liquor Case Reported
Fragmentary OCR describes a farmer bonded in a liquor case with items found including whiskey mash and beer. Accusation details and officials are garbled, but mentions bond, arraignment, and agents reporting quantities of liquor and mash. No clear names, dates, or places fully readable.
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Wii M
Behrman
Onilett Sinlon Romentanioner
Thuyrciny
Axents
Optimism Voiced by Westlyn Auto Sales Manager
Tred L Morgin of Westlyn Auto Supply, headquartered Kansas City, Mo, spends several days in San Antonio consulting with RB Selver local manager. Morgan expresses optimism about the city and territory and confidence in a quick return to normal banking and business conditions during a district tour slated to end Friday.
Jewish Merchants Arrested in Annablag by Nazis
In Annablag Germany on March 9 Jewish merchants including an electric company manager were arrested by Nazi troopers and leaders of Socialist and Communist groups. The notice hints at financial ads and rental property calls by Mary Low in Fannin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annablag
Germany
Ah Electric Company
Noastom
Ahso
Mary Low
Fannin I
Bill Aimed At Medical Racket in Texas Legislature
Austin lawmakers push a bill aimed at cracking down on a medical racket tied to inflated drug charges. Representative W. Vope of Corpus Christi sought changes over alleged prescribing violations and penalties, arguing the measure protects patients from price gouging and improper practices. The proposal targets inflated costs, with penalties designed to deter physicians and pharmacists involved in unapproved markups.
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Austin
INS
Bill
Vope
Corpus Christi
Dtl
Delson Sehiesney
Pape
Texas lawmakers push auto headlight bill and state reforms
Austin March 9 The senate passed bills to repeal the auto headlight test requirement for annual registration and send the measure to the governor. House bills create a county purchasing agent for Tarrant County and propose a revised salary, while other measures seek a dam on the Rio Grande, state budget corrections, and tax proposals. Governor Ferguson issued several appointments, amid debate over a state board of education nominee.
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Austin
Miran
A. Ferguson
Senate
House
Representative Long
Alsuj
Carthage
Gato
Senate Committee
Walter Woodward
Coleman
Tarrant County
Frank Rowlings
Fort Worth
Commissioners’ Court
Ragilings
Texas House of Representatives
Congress
Rio Grande
Colorado-Nay Mexico
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Appropriations Committee
Amos P Bearborough Jr
Jasper
Howard C. Sart
Port Lavaca
Ad Electric Power
Turner Supervision
State Railroad Commission
George Parkhouse
Dallas
Wand Securities
Texas Banks
W. T. Savage
Ao Speci
J. B. Brady
el Paso
Sidte Board of Health
Brady
Miriam A. Perguson
Wes
Hind Woot
Larry Milly
Mills
City Receives 2000 Dollar Sewage Payment
San Antonio officials announced a $2000 sewage service payment received Thursday from Alamo Heights town council. Mayor M. Chainters noted another $1000 is still due.
Texas Banks Partly Open Amid Continued Restrictions
Texas banks kept limited operations under restrictions as financial leaders awaited Congress to authorize further monetary measures. Checks for reasonable amounts were accepted in some cities while large payments faced caps around thirty dollars. Galveston and other hubs began cash payrolls while emergency stations closed after brief use, with Waco and Pampa preparing for rapid reopenings pending federal go ahead.
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Texas
Congress
Pal Nation
AL Coystonna
Hwee
Galveston
Wonden
Tylor
Waco
Pampa
Federal Dairy Poultry Market Regulation Opposed
The poultry butter and egg industry has fought off remilation attempts by the federal government for ten years. Chicago official Jones voiced opposition at the Texas Butter Egg and Poultry association spring convention. He warned against excessive regulation at federal or state levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sererel
Hare
Visah TP
Jones
Chicago
Matlonnal Ayster
Egg and Poultry Association
Texas Butter, Egg and Poultry Association
Surerisfin Ag Lt Hastren
Rade
Jalerfer Hee
Gold Shipments Return to New York Federal Reserve Bank
Gold and gold certificates totaling about 35 million dollars flow back to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York from member banks. The report notes large sums returning as part of weekly flows and unsettled balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mayeh
Lince
Federal Reserve Bank of New
Eight Farm Groups Urge Bank Deposit Guarantee
Washington March 8 eight farm organizations urged President Roosevelt to seek Congressional action to guarantee in full all bank deposits in national and other banks under federal supervision. They pressed a monetary reform program to raise price levels, boost employment, protect property values, and preserve bank equity. They also proposed suspending domestic gold payments and an embargo on gold exports, arguing such measures are essential to stabilize the banking system.
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Glass
Senate
Dyrns
House
McNary
Oregon
Banking Committee
Frank A. Vanderlip
House Banking Committee
Disney
Oklahoma
Vanderlip
Con Eressional
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Bo Thy
White House
Treasury
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Congress
Nti
Sheriff Obliges Friends in Elmorade Cash Hijack Case
Elmorade county sheriff paid $125 to a friend at the start of the week and later $2.50 remained. He was abducted by companions who learned of his available cash when banks were closed. The total $132.50 was split among those who cashed the checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo
O. F. Conner
Elmorade
Schretcher County
Money supply and gold circulation surge in February report
Circulation of money in the United States increased by 106,000,000 and total money on hand rose to a new high in February. Gold circulation rose to 571,397,250, per capita circulation jumped to 204, highest since October 1970, with total gold reserves at 3,391,584,173 and national totals varying through the month. A five room unfurnished house at 140 Magnetia is listed with rent of 15 a month in the classifieds.
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Washington, I
Maren Blm
United Stats
Tsm
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