FDR Discusses Deposit Insurance and Bank Powers
President Roosevelt and Senator Glass agreed on making deposit insurance a permanent institution. Glass plans to oppose efforts to tighten Federal Reserve control. Jesse Jones said Congress would extend RFC powers for two more years, while Burns warned of a Supreme Court ruling on the gold clause cases affecting vast debts.
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Washington
Senator Glass
Virginia
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
Supreme Court
Jesse Jones
RFC
Congress
Burns
Court Fight Over Court Size and Gold Clause Ruling
The text notes Attorney General Cummings warning that increasing the court could cause chaos and discusses opposition to enlarging the court to overturn a ruling that could affect government actions. It also mentions a Dutch court upholding the abrogation of the gold clause amid these debates.
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Cummings
Bying
Washington
Lux
Physician Tilghman Killed In Auto Crash Near Wye Mills
Dr. Stanley J. Tilghman died when his car left a highway struck a tele phone pole near Wye Mills on January 15. John De Grachy, his passenger, was treated for injuries then released. Funeral services set for Parsonburg at 1 p.m. Wednesday. survived by his widow. He practiced in Salisbury Frederick Hagerstown and Bridgeville. Dr Moriarty, Anne Arundel health officer 1930-31, died after a long illness in Annapolis. Survived by wife Angela Moriarty and two sons Peter and Michael. native of Halifax Nova Scotia.
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Aston
Stanley J. Tilghman
Wye Mills
John de Grachy
Easton
Tilghman
Moriarty
Annapolis
Charles F. Moriarty
Anne Arundel County
John H. Janney
Angela Moriarty
Peter
Michael
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Behold My Wife at Maryland Theatre features Sylvia Sidney
Sylvia Sidney stars as an Indian maiden in Paramount's Behold My Wife, a dramatic adaptation of Sir Gilbert Parker. Gene Raymond co stars as Michael Carter in a tale of revenge and peril set in New York. The Maryland Theatre opening includes a technicolor travel short on Washington State mountains and a Popeye cartoon with newsreel tie ins.
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Sylvia Sidney
Paramount
Sir Gilbert Parker
Gene Raymond
Maryland ‘Theatre
Raymond
Michael Carter
New York
H. B. Warner
Laura Hope Crews
Juliette Compton
Washington State
Jassie” Condon
Perrone
Hauptmann
Hakerstown
Hell in the Heavens at Henrys Theatre shines anew
Warner Baxter stars as a fearless American flyer in Hell in the Heavens. Conchita Montenegro plays a French girl amid a war haunted chateau setting. A celebrated supporting cast including Andy Devine Ralph Morgan Russell Hardie Herbert Mundin and Willam Stelling backs the romance and danger.
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Hell In the Heavens
Warner Baxter
Henry's Theatre
Baxter
Conchita Montenegro
Andy Devine
Ralph Morgan
Russell Hardie
Herbert Mundin
Willam Stelling
Ass'n to Oppose Wagner Measure and Strikes Ban
The National Association of Manufacturers plans winter legislation to ban general and sympathetic strikes and opposes the Wagner labor disputes bill. It favors a labor act similar to the British Trades Disputes Act of 1927 and would place unionization under a railway style framework.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Plumbers To Meet NRA Officials In Hagerstown Hall
Officials of the NRA will meet with master Clumbera of Hagers town in the TOC Hall this evening at 7 30 o clock.
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NRA
Clumbera
Hagerstown
Piquette Is Not Guilty In Dillinger Harbor Case
Chicago date reports Louis Fiquette a former city prosecutor was acquitted after a three hour and forty two minute jury deliberation on conspiracy to harbor John Dillinger. The defense argued their only relation was attorney client and he paid only legal fees. The government’s case cited conspiracy with James Probasco and others to help Dillinger evade police and doctors in facial operations.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Louis Fiquette
Desperado
Piquette
Dillinger
William Holly
James Probasco
Diltinger
Acore
Commission to study workmen compensation law in Maryland
A thirteen member commission was appointed by Governor Harry W. Nice to review Maryland’s workmen’s compensation act and its amendments, with possible repeal favored. Members span courts transportation retail trade medicine labor and insurance sectors, all to report to the legislature on needed changes. The panel aims to address how the act affects labor and business under current conditions. Thesis: no. Also a separate report notes Gulf Refining Company challenging the National Recovery Act in federal court, with possible fines, while evangelistic services continue at Church of God Martinsburg.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nica
Industrial Accident Board
Nice
George A. Solter
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Edwin J. Paige
United Railways
Howard Adams
Hamilton Coal Company
J. Jeff Miller
Hecht Bros
James 4. Downey
Eastern Rolling Mills
Roszel C. Thompson
Robert F. Welsh
Robert F. Welshland Bros
Joseph P. McCurdy
Baltimore and Maryland Federations of Labor
J. Fred Rausch
Baltimore Building Trades Council
Henry Sheppard
I. 8. Zinberg
Esther L. Richards
Philadelphia
National Recovery Act
Gulf Refining Company
NRA
Ralph B. Evans
Gulf Counsel
Roosevelt
Federal Judge Is Promoted By FDR
In St Louis on January 15 Charles Faris a 70 year old federal district judge was nominated by President Roosevelt for the Eighth U S Circuit Court of Appeals. Faris declined to comment on the recommendation but friends expect he would accept. Last June he denied a trustee's plea over 34 548 000 Iron Mountain Railroad bonds to be paid in gold.
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St, Louis
Charles Faris
Congress
Eighth
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Faris
William Kenyon
Iron Mountain Railroad
Appeal Over Bonds Raises Total Obligation to 83500000
The Farrs case has been argued in the supreme court but no ruling issued. It was contended that paying the bonds in gold rather than currency would increase the total obligation to 83.5 million dollars.
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Farrs
Toade
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