Resources of Federal Bank Highest Ever Reported in Richmond
Governor George J. Seay of the Fifth Federal Reserve Bank announced what he called the bank's most notable statement showing total resources of 337,232,000 with a 179,165,000 reserve, including 144,545,000 in gold held with the Federal Reserve agent and other gold funds. The release also notes cash, discounted bills, government securities, and deposits, plus the appointment of conservators for 22 member banks across Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, and Maryland.
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Richmond
George J. Seay
Fifth Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
United States Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Algobite
Seay
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
Guest speaker Dr Porterfield to address Trinity Lutheran service
Dr Hubert L Porterfield will be the guest speaker at the Luther League service on Sunday evening at Trinity Lutheran Church.
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League
Hubert L. Porterfield
Luther League
Trinity Lutheran Church
Grove Home Damaged In Truck Crash At Cannon Avenue
A large truck crashed into the home of Mark D. Grove at 110 South Cannon avenue yesterday evening around five o'clock, damaging furniture and throwing Pauline Grove, 12, from a Davenport onto the piano. The wall was nearly demolished, plastering sprayed walls and ceiling, and a leg was knocked from the piano. Pauline suffered cuts to her legs. The truck, owned by W. C. Clark, Pangborn Boulevard and Paper Mill road, failed to negotiate a sharp curve on Antietam street. Patrolman R. L. Stoner investigated the scene.
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Mark D. Grove
South
Cannon Avenue
Pauline Grove
Antietam Street
W. C. Clark
Pangborn Boulevard and Paper
Mill Road
R. L. Stoner
Couple Found Slain in Oakdale Home
In Oakdale near Pittsburgh, Frank Koslak and his wife, both over 80, were found slain in their home Friday. Neighbors who had not seen them for days entered the house and found the bodies. Authorities say they were killed with a pick and an ice pick, and the house showed signs of ransacking suggesting robbery as a motive.
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Oakdale
Frank Koslak
Slow Ethical Ascent Of Man by Leslie Beard
Prof William Gregory argues humans are not far removed biologically from ancestors, tracing 25 stages of vertebrate evolution from the Silurian to Homo sapiens. He notes humanity’s mixed ethics, from maternal devotion to greed, and predicts continued evolution and adaptation as civilization progresses over millions of years.
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Man
Leslie ¢. Beard
Wm. K. Gregory
Columbia University
American Museum of Natural History
New York
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Blue Edge Mountains
Gregory
Factories to Call Workers Across Ohio Cities Restart
More than five thousand Ohio families awaited the factory whistle as gains arrived from open banks now surpassing six hundred statewide. Thompson Products Cleveland recalls 300 to 400. Cleveland Graphite Bronze adds workers to 360. Fisher Bodies Cleveland plans three thousand added to Monday shift. Toledo Chevrolet resumes after a week. Youngstown scrap yards employ fifty workers to sort materials for open hearth furnaces.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Steubenville
Toledo
Youngstown
Thompson Products Co
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co
Fisher Bodies Company
Chevrolet Motor Company
Budget cuts shown across Maryland departments for 1934
The article lists targeted reductions totaling hundreds of thousands across state agencies. Health facilities lose 133 186 and 115 870 for the tuberculosis sanitarium, with other cuts to the Springfield and Frostburg schools, the military department, conservation and health services, the Public Service Commission, and the Motor Vehicles Commissioner.
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Health
Maryland
Springfield State Hospital
David C.winebrenner
Executive Department
Towson Normal School
Frostburg Normal School
Military Department
Maryland Tuberculosis Sanitarilum and Branches
State Department of Health
Ae Conservation Department
Public Service Commission
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Judges Pay Cut Bill Set as Special Order Next Week
ANNAPOLIS March 18 The Senate made Senator Jos Allan Coads bill to cut judges pay by 35 percent a special order for 9 15 P M next Monday The chamber adjourned until 8 P M Monday while the finance committee was asked to stay for budget matters with Walter Kirkman Also to come up will be an amendment to reduce the cut from 25 to 15 percent Senator David J Ward said he would withdraw an amendment aimed at making the cuts inoperative for incumbent judges Becks delay motion passed with little comment
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Annapolis
Senate
Jos- Allan Coad
Senate Finance Committee
Walter Kirkman
Coadh
David J. Ward
Dem
Wicomico
Scott Beck
Joan Crawford and Douglas Fairbanks Jr Separate in Public Row
Joan Crawford announces separation from Douglas Fairbanks Jr amid a $60,000 alienation of affections suit filed by Jorgen Dietz a chemical engineer. Both deny divorce plans say the suit does not cause the split while Fairbanks vows reconciliation and sending flowers and calls. The case follows prior rumors and a disputed necklace blackmail attempt linked to Dietz and Mrs Curtiz.
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Los Angeles
Joan Crawford
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Jorgen Dietz
Miss Crawford
Dietz
Fairbanks
Solveig Dietz
Baron Fitts
Michael Levee
Douglas
Joan
Lawsurt
Gen Mitchell to Take Over Camp at Catoctin
General William A. Mitchell former chief of the US air forces will lease the lodge at Catoctin Furnace near Middleburg Virginia for April and May. He toured the camp with Lawrence Richey secretary to former President Hoover and plans to use it during the spring season. Mitchell a hunter and critic of air defense policy has traveled widely giving addresses in the eastern states. his wife accompanied him on the visits.
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William A. Mitchell
United States Air Forces
Middleburg
Lawrence Richey
Hoover
Catoctin Furnace
Little Hunting Creek
Mitchell
Richey
Loudoun
Noted Belasco Play Comes to Henry's Screen
The Son Daughter a Metro Goldwyn Mayer adaptation starring Helen Hayes and Ramon Navarro opens Monday at Henry's. Set in San Francisco Chinatown it follows a Chinese girl who sells herself to aid countrymen amid political intrigue and wartime activity with a distinguished supporting cast led by Lewis Stone and Warner Oland.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Henry
Helen Hayes
Ramon Novarro
San Francisco
Chiatown
Miss Hayes
Navarro
Lewis Stone
Warner Oland
Ralph Morgan
Louise Closser Hale
H. B. Warner
Clarence Brown
Crawford-Gable
Letty Lynten
Last times today for 42nd Street at Maryland
Last opportunities to see the sensational hit 42nd Street at the Maryland as daytime through evening shows run from two to eleven. The production features 14 stars and 200 chorus girls with new songs and dances expected to draw capacity crowds in Hagerstown. Monday begins a three day run of George Arliss in The King's Vacation, a family friendly drama blending Disraeli and The Millionaire humor.
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42Nd Street
Maryland
Hagerstown
George Arliss
Disraeli
the Millionaire
Phil Harris
Pacific Coast
Hollywood
Walter Catlett
Harris
Flaming Guus at the Colonial with Tom Mix action
Tom Mix stars in Flaming Guus at the Colonial Theatre featuring Western adventure, spectacular chases, marksmanship and humor. The program ends with a 14:40 Boys and Girls Club revue The Brown Buddies.
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Tom Mix
Peter B. Kyte
Colonial Theatre
Mount Whitney
Secretary Quits Post In Capital
Washington March 18 Harold Scarborough secretary to Senator Tydings quit that post Friday and became head of the Senate stationery room. Scarborough a former Baltimore newspaperman said he resigned the secretaryship due to severe strain from the heavy work of recent months interviewing hundreds of callers mostly job seekers daily. Miss Corinne Barger has been Senator Tydings stam for four years and succeeded Scarborough as secretary.
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Washington
Harold Scarborough
Senator Tydings
Senate Stationery Room
Scarborough
Baltimore
Corinne ‘ Barger
Tydings
Stam
Trio Held In Mail Robbery Case In New York
New York officers aided by postal inspectors traced and arrested three men tied to a Chicago mail carrier holdup. Bail bonds and cash valued up to 250000 were seized, with $10000 found at a lawyer’s home and items from a stolen consignment identified by a Chicago bank official. Arrests occurred at Nassau and John streets after a proffered meeting with the attorney.
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New York
Poe
Polle
Mier
Chicago
Richard Gagarozo
Bron
First National Bank
Robert Roberto
Dominick Gentile
General Post Office
Nassau
John Streets
Financial District
Thera
Erecting Marquee for Henry's Theatre Entrance
Work began yesterday on a marquee over the entrance to Henry's Theatre on South Potomac Street. The Elks Club owns the property and Danzer Metal Works leads the project.
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Henry’s Theatre
South Potomac Street
Elks Club
Danzer Metal “Works
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Novarro
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