Banking Resumes as San Antonio Clears Down Weeks of Closures
Bank clearings jump as San Antonio reopens after two week bank holiday. About 1.082 million in clearings, deposits of roughly 4 million expected to arrive by Wednesday. Bankers report normal activity returning, with tellers referring unusual deposits to specialists. Merchants praise public calm and robust business revival after the shutdown.
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Wwich JC
Arly
Te Normanns
Tomas G Leishton
St San Antonio Clearing House
San Antonio
Restley
F. Kentz
Searing House Association
Adolph Grasso
Retail Merchants' Association
Pope receives American priest in private audience
Pope Pius today granted a private audience to Father John J. Burke of Washington, D.C., general secretary of the National Catholic Welfare, accompanied by Monsignor Moses Ey Kiley, spiritual director of the American college in Rome.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius
John J. Burke
Washington, D.C
National Catholic Welfare Rounei
Burke
Moses Ey Kiley
American College In
Rome
New Treatment for Expectant and Nursing Mothers
A vintage health notice warns pregnant and breastfeeding women away from intestinal drugs and promotes Cream of Nujol as a gentle, drug free remedy. The ad touts its stomach friendly, milk safe formula, easy on delicate bowels, tasty, and inexpensive at counters for nightly and morning use to keep mothers regular and protect the child.
House Gets New Tar Bill in Texas Legislature
Austin march 15 a substitute for the ad valorem tax bill advances in the Texas house. The proposed two percent gross receipts tax targets most businesses and trims the administration plan’s pyramiding feature. It creates a new tax division under the tax commissioner and lists rates on carriers utilities amusements and various manufacturing and sale activities with exemptions for farm products. The effective date is suggested as April 30 1833 though changes are likely.
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Austin
TNEI
Texas House
House Committee On Taxation and Revenue
State Tax Commissioner
Ak Board
Tornado Fatalities in Tennessee Reported in Wake of Severe Storm
Nashville and multiple towns report numerous deaths and missing children after a violent Tennessee tornado. Names, ages, and residences appear in scattered lists, including adults and infants from Nashville Kingsport Bellwood Harrogate Oswego Mill Point Rogersville and more, with no clear casualty total given.
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Tenn
Tennessee
Priden
End Mes
Omar Keith
Keith
Robert «Asno
Leonard Terry
Charlé Bullerini
T. L. Bendeygnati
B. B. Lanier
M. A Ellison
Armétrong
Margaret Johnson
Juanita Foster
Doris Smith
O. Foster
Carisline
Woman Injured in Auto Accident Treated at Local Hospital
Miss Mildred Bell of 2538 East Houston Street was reported injured in a motor vehicle crash at Chestnut and nearby streets. MIAME Wright of 459 Alberts Street received treatment at Aber, B Green hospital for injuries from an accident at St Marys and Martin. The person was taken to her home after the incident.
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Alberts Street
Aber
B Green
St. Mary's
Martin Streets
Mildred Bell
East Houston Street
Chestnut
Six Girls Die in Factory Fire at Hull Quebec
A blast at a Canadian torch factory in Hull Quebec today killed six young girls and left several missing while fifteen were injured. Early estimates put the death toll and injuries in a chaotic figure as rescue efforts continued amid the blaze.
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Hull
Quebec
Texas Masonic Official Dead
Gonzo, grand treasurer of the late Masonic chapter, died at his home in Chali Mwatie Daanian. Funeral services were planned for Ioatay.
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Texan
Gonzo
Chali Mwatie Daanian
Ioatay
Texas Banks Reopen Widely Amid New Deal Day Events
In Texas a broad reopening of banks followed holidays and currency rules. Most small banks resumed operations with heavy deposits and staff bustle while several cities held celebrations and parades to mark the return to normal banking.
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Miles
Ozona
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Balto the Dog Hero Dies in Alaska Hospital
Balto the famous lead dog of the 1925 serum dash to Nome died of old age yesterday at a dog hospital in Cleveland Alaska. He helped carry antitoxin to Nome to halt the diphtheria scare, a key moment in relief efforts. Technocracy Loses in Hanover Village Elections as no Technocrat wins a seat.
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Hanover
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Ube
Bank Rumor Shocks Kentucky Officials
An isolated Kentucky bank reportedly reopened amid confusion over President Rowan and Governor Ruby Jaffoon's proclamations. A bank director claimed seesigns of forged checks while the state capitol was unaware of the situation, prompting questions about bank identity and actions.
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Frankfort
Maryl
Kentucky
Rowan Yell
Urdure
Senator Gore Urges Federal Control of Banks
Washington March 15 Senator Gore Oklahoma Democrat urges national banking reform to place banking under federal authority He proposes a constitutional amendment to require Congress consent for state bank charters and to give Congress power to enact laws for a uniform banking system He plans to seek Roosevelt support noting both state and national banks are tied Siamese twins in a chaotic system. He emphasizes immediate national regulation to unify the banking structure.
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Gore
Democratic
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
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Naional
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Gorys
U Hiciary Committee
Congress
Charter E Bank
United States
Abolition Proposal Aims at Federal Agencies
Washington March 25 Independent agencies under interstate commerce federal trade power and radio commissions would be abolished for economy proposed today by Senate Interstate Commerce Chairman Dill Secretary Roper and other officials close to President Roosevelt. They work on reorganizing cutting expenses and evaluate independent establishments for possible removal or consolidation.
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Interstate Commerce, Federal Trade, Power and Radio Commissions
Dill
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Roper
Offiers Gluse
Roosevelt
Egeevent
Couple Killed in Highway Crash Near Genoa
Two people died and a third was seriously hurt in a vehicle collision on a rural Gilves toh road two miles south of Genoa. The deceased are Miss Hazel Atkinson and O G Overstreet, both residents of Houston, with the driver not identified in the readable text.
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Grlvestoh
Perkerl
Genoa
Miss Haze] Atkinson
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Peruvians Capture 274 Rebels in Northern Revolt
LIMA Peru March 15 Fourteen officers and 280 soldiers were captured after yesterday's battle in the north climaxing with the capture of former provisional President Gutago virines and the rebels begun trial today. Colonel daoinez shot and killed himself when surrounded after his force was defeated in a four hour battle at San Cristobal twenty miles north of Trujillo.
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Peru
Ater
Batte
Gua
Tago Virines
Liem Milary
Ghrrican
Jy Calinarce
Spare Tire Helps Fort Atkinson Peace Bond
Elmer Croner of Bl. Paul could not pay a $16 fine for spending. Peace Officer Giles Hibbard accepted a spare tire and bond in Fort Atkinson on March 18.
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Elmer Croner
Bl. Paul
Stice
Giles Hibbard
Woodin Praises Bond Buyer Oversubscription
Secretary Woodin lauds the bond buyer oversubscription of 80 million dollars in treasury certificates as a strong sign of national cooperation. He says the public supports the government's financial plan and urges passage of a rapid emergency measure to balance revenue and expenditures.
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Woodin
Treasury
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