House Passes Compromise On Banking Reform
The House adopted the Glass-Steagall banking reform compromise and sent it to the Senate. It provides deposits up to 2500 insured from 1934, with extended coverage later, and permits branch banking where states allow it. A deposit insurance corporation would oversee guarantees with treasury capitalization and Fed reserves.
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Confesses Matricide Balfe MacDonald Arrested in Tennessee
Balfe MacDonald a 17 year old heir to a $2 000 000 fortune of Flint Michigan confessed to murdering his mother Mrs Grace MacDonald. Police say he was arrested in Nashville Tennessee after he and a companion attempted to extort money to replenish their empty purses.
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Flint
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Grace MacDonald
Nashville
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Brethren Liberalize Divorce Rules and Conference Actions
The Church of the Brethren adopts new rules allowing divorced members to retain membership after investigation, though they cannot hold deacon or minister roles. Delegates at the 135th annual conference in Hershey, Pennsylvania, express support for the eighteenth amendment world peace and fiscal prudence. About $34,500 was raised for church work with 60 percent received by 30 ushers during yesterday's conviction.
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Church of the Brethren
Roosevelt Appeals to Creditors on Mortgage Relief
President Roosevelt urged mortgage creditors to refrain from foreclosures as the home mortgage refinancing bill takes effect. He asked creditors to refrain from dispossessing indebted homeowners until the refinancing provisions operate, while the Home Loan Bank Board oversees the act. The measure lets homeowners with up to $20,000 in home mortgages swap bonds at five percent interest, under government supervision.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Buck brothers both guilty in McMath kidnapping case
District Attorney William C. Crossley told the jury the Buck brothers Kenneth and Cyril Buck are equally guilty in the case of 10 year old Margaret Peggy McMath. The Harwich Port duo are on trial for kidnapping the child for ransom of sixty thousand dollars paid by Neil C. McMath. Crossley emphasized the elder brother acted as go-between in negotiations.
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Peggy”) McMath
Neil C. McMath
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Mattern Flies Home After Global Solo Attempt
Jimmy Mattern began the final leg of his solo circumnavigation from Khabarovsk Siberia toward Nome Alaska, nine days six hours forty four minutes after departing New York. Weather delayed news of his progress as rain fell at St Paul Island Bearing Sea while he neared American soil.
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Wheat Market Closing Prices From Chicago and Baltimore
Closing quotations show Chicago July 77 1 4, September 79 14, December 81 54 and Baltimore spot wheat 79, Winchester spot wheat 75. Information supplied daily to The Star by Winchester Milling Corporation via Stickel Sales Corp. for cash grain and futures.
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Veterans relief row threatens session tie up in Congress
Washington June 12 A pro longed clash over veterans relief threatened to tie up the extra session as Roosevelt backed the House compromise. Douglas said a Senate substitute would cost 100 million dollars and likely require new taxes. Senate leaders considered reporting the disagreement to the body while conferees returned to Capitol Hill to clash over funding and budget balance.
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Theodore Larrick Passes To Rest At Advanced Age
Theodore Larrick, longtime Timber Ridge mechanic in Frederick county, died at his home shortly after noon yesterday from a heart attack. He was 84. Survived by wife Martha Wilson and three children Rev Claude B. Larrick, Vernie Anderson, and Hattie Hinman. Funeral will be held tomorrow with rites at Shiloh Church Timber Ridge conducted by Rev S J Goode.
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Manassas
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Capon Springs
W. Va
Hattie Hinman
Fort Pierce
Fla
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S. J. Goode
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Ieee
Shiloh Cemery
John R Mason Dies At Inwood Native of county
John Randolph Mason 76 a resident of the Glengary area Back Creek Valley died Sunday at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Gold Frye Inwood death due to complications of age after about a month illness He was born near Shockeysville and lived there before moving to Glengary He had recently lived with his children in Martinsburg and Berkeley county Surviving are seven children 33 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren Funeral was at Files Chapel conducted by Rev W C Mundy with interment in the church graveyard Fox pelts worth about 200000 are taken yearly in New York state the fox treats the meadow mouse as a delicacy.
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Mabel Hutzler
Debts Top Agenda as World Conference Opens
Washington dispatch says US negotiators weigh a partial payment on Britain's 75.95 million dollar debt while Premier Daladier calls for currency stabilization. MacDonald insists debts must be addressed, but delegates push for Lausanne reparations to proceed.
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Britain weighs token payment to U S in Lausanne settlement
London eyes a token June 15 payment to the United States as Britain seeks a final settlement under the Lausanne framework. Prime Minister MacDonald delays the debts issue at the conference, pressing for completion of Lausanne and a 10 percent reparations basis with Washington.
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Executor's sale of household effects in Winchester Virginia
The executor of Laura R. Lodge dec d offers for sale at 10 a m June 15 at 220 N Braddock St Winchester Va the decedent's household items. Items include piano organ sewing machine parlor suite desks bookcase chairs beds and more. Cash terms. M M Lynch executor. Duvall Dunn auctioneers. 6 8 6
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Winchester
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Dry Bureau Transfer Plans Under Justice Dept Review
Washington June 13 Plans to transfer prohibition bureau activities by consolidation under the Justice Department bureau of investigation are being formulated but Attorney General Cummings said today there will be some time before completion.
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