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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1938

Page

8

Reserve Board Gets Ultimatum

Treasury Secretary Morgenthau demanded the Federal Reserve Board endorse within 48 hours a Treasury approved program of bank examination. The move highlights a sharp split with Fed Chair Marriner Eccles who favors liberalizing examination methods to spur lending, while Morgenthau pushes standardization. The Treasury and banking agencies backed Morgenthau's plan. Eccles did not comment and the board offered no immediate position.

Washington Treasury Federal Reserve Board Henry Morgenthau, Jr Secretary of the Treasury White House Morgenthau Marriner S. Eccles Comptroller of the Currency Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation National Association of State Bank Supervisors Eccles Reserve Board

City Council Rejects Purchasing Agent Plan

Cumberland Maryland June 21 the city council rejected a proposal to create a municipal purchasing agent office finance commissioner Conlon offered the ordinance but it was not seconded Mayor Koongard supported Conlon or buying himself but said the plan cost too much money it would name the City Clerk purchasing agent and raise his salary by 75 a month plus provide a stenographer at 100 a month

Cumberland Thomas F. Conlon Thomas W. Koongard Conlon

Einstein's New Book Placed In Our Library

Professor Albert Einstein and Leopold Infeld publish The Evolution of Physics on 313 pages, aims at lay readers, with a broad outline from early mechanics to relativity and quanta. The book, tied to the Institute for Advanced Study, emphasizes ideas behind phenomena and the ongoing quest to understand physical laws.

Albert Einstein Washington County Ulm Germany Ipfeld Einstein

Imagination, science advance through new questions

The text discusses that every major advance raises new questions and difficulties, with Eldstein proposing a field concept where matter is not fundamental. It notes energy and matter interchangeability, the relativity theory’s verification by Mercury’s orbit, light bending, and redshift observations, and the Sirius companion star confirming Einstein’s test.

Eldstein Mercury Stein Sirius

Special grand jury to hear case against feared wife killer

Cambridge Maryland June 21 special grand jury will be asked to hear the case against Fred L. Brown aged 48 who confessed to murdering his 16 year old wife State's Attorney J Gorman Hill said Monday.

Cambridge Fred L. Brown J. Gorman Hill

Trust Company To Absorb Business In Frederick Md

The FDIC announced West ern Maryland Trust Co will take over the Commercial Bank of Maryland on July 2 after a loan of about 1 million dollars. All deposits will be returned to depositors through the Western Maryland institution which will assume the Commercial Bank building. There will be no interruption to banking service.

Frederick Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Westerm Maryland Trust Co Commercial Bank of Maryland FDIC the Commercial Bank Commerical Bank Stern Maryand Institution Commericals

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