National banks report resources rise in quarter
Washington Nov 16 The comptroller of the currency reported that 6085 national banks in Continental United States Alaska and Hawaii held total resources of 22 566 995 000 on Sept 30 up 198 284 000 from the prior quarter though down 3 100 009 000 from a year earlier Loans and discounts including rediscounts totaled 9 919 662 000 with declines of 362 014 000 and 32 560 273 000 for three and 12 months Investments in US government securities reached 2 662 069 000 up 316 003 000 since June 30 1932 and 373 402 000 since Sept 29 1931 Other bonds and…
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Three Men Pace Arson Charges in Oil Well Blasts
Longview November 15 Three men Troy T Wall 25 Lawson F Wall 47 brothers of Winnsboro and H L Patton 40 member of an all fighting company were under arrest charged with arson with explosives and attempted arson in connection with the dynamiting of two wells in East Texas three months ago Patton who had been referred on bond of 750 in each of two counts was arrested here. The Wall brothers were arrested in Kilgore.
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Man slain in sleep beside wife shocks Pennsylvania town
In BHAMORTN Pennsylvania on November 15 a man named Jacon Strnk, 10, was bludgeoned to death in his home while sleeping beside his wife of seven months. Clement Blesel, 27, the crippled son of Mrs. Blank, told state police he found his stepfather dead and his mother bound on the bed.
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Congress Eyes Debt Repayment as Europe Urged to Pay
Washington reports show Congress near unanimous against debt relief or extension for the 11 billion dollar war borrowings. Senators and representatives favor demanding payment with the option to default if not met, awaiting a Hoover Roosevelt conference. The mood is to reject pleas for further remission or postponement.
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Europe
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Burns and injuries at home prompt hospital visits
A four year old Antonia Guitan of 16 North Santa Rosa Avenue suffered burns to hands and face after playing with discarded lye used for floor cleaning. Ruth Morgen aged eight from 722 South Cherry Street was severely burned when a pan of scalding water spilled on her feet while washing dishes. Arthur Wilson of 608 Rivas Street had a sliver removed from his left foot, linked to a two year old injury. J H Krear, four, reported a broken left arm after a track fall. Juan Cardenas, 47, of 13023 Ruiz Street, broke his right arm when struck by an auto while exiting a street car near home. Jane Noble offers help finding a job through a properly phrased ad at Broadway and Fifth.
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French Peage Proposal 15 Outlined
Geneva Nov 15 The French disarmament plan launched in this form calls for an international pledge to abandon neutrality in war. It outlines four chapters detailing peace principles, arms reductions, regional mutual aid, and League of Nations enforcement. The plan includes conscript armies, special league controlled forces, stockpiles under league oversight, and a Mediterranean naval accord with limits on bombing and air war.
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Germany Cool Toward Plan Faces Mixed U.S. Linkage
Berlin reports a cool reaction among officials to the French disarmament plan. Foreign office circles withhold judgment pending U.S. moves, which are thought to tie disarmament to war debts.
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Foreign Office
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Brookings Economist Robert Brookings In Coma
Washington November 1. The condition of Robert S. Brookings renowned economist and founder of the Brookings Institution and the Brookings School of Economics and Government is reported extremely grave. He has been unconscious for two weeks and death is momentarily expected. He formerly served as president of Washington University in St. Louis.
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Washington University
St. Louis
Overcoat Taken From Parked Car
Alex Leal reported theft of an overcoat and sweater from his auto parked downtown. The incident occurred despite prior fortification efforts by Anet the night before, according to Leal.
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Writers visit Randolph field for air corps film story
John Monk Saunders author of Wings and other films visits Randolph Field to craft a story around cadet life at the West Point of the Air for a Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer production. Rob Montgomery and Wallace Beery chosen as male leads. Saunders, a former air trainer, will stay about 10 days and the script must win War Department approval before filming begins.
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Holiday opens San Pedro run in lively San Antonio Little Theatre
Jeff Davis reports the San Antonio Little Theatre kicks off its seventh season with Philip Barry's Holiday at the San Pedro playhouse. Sets by Arthur Fehr win applause as cast led by Mary Berkson and Rolly Hamilton deliver strong performances and newcomer Berkson draws praise for skillful dramatic work.
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Philip Barry
San Antonio Little Theater
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Attie Theater
Mrs Ira Yates Treated in Santa Rosa Infirmary
Mrs Ira Yates wife of the prominent magnate was treated at the Santa Rosa infirmary on Tuesday. Her condition was reported not serious and she expected to remain in the hospital only a few days as expenses were paid.
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Bank Robbed in Kansas City Suburb. $8000 Stolen
Four or more men held up the Standard State Bank in Pairmount, a suburban district in Eastern Kansas City, early today and escaped with about 8000 dollars. Police seek suspects and review nearby footage. No injuries reported as staff cooperated with the raid.
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