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- Ward Stars for Maroons.
- 12,000 SEE BRUINS TOPPLE DETROIT, 4-1; Boston Displaces Ranger Six From Second Place -- Maroons and ...
- Black Hawks Rout Senators.
- GEN. S.D. STURGIS DEAD IN CAPITAL; Former Commandant of Third Corps Area at Baltimore Was Retired in ...
- AMERICANS DEFEAT CANADIENS BY 2-1; New York Six Returns to Tie for Third Place in International Division. ...
- RICHARD E. TROY.; Retired Sexton of St. Patrick's Knew Roosevelt as a Boy.
- BARS MAINE LIQUOR VOTE.; House Rejects Resubmission of Dry Amendment to People.
- TWO FLEETS MEET IN STRATEGIC TEST; Blue Force Makes Contact With "Enemy" Squadron Off Lower California. ...
- HOCKEY DATES LISTED.; A.A.U. Announces Schedule for Final Round Robin Series.
- Buccl, Racer, Dies of Injuries.
- SIR WILLIAM VENO IS DEAD IN ENGLAND; Founder of Large Proprietary Medicine Concern Gave Big Sums for ...
- HARRY WILTON KIDDER.; Controller of Amherst College Was Official for 33 Years.
- St. John's Varsity Beats Cubs.
- NEW YORK A.C. FIVE WINS.; Triumphs Over Lenox Hill A.A., 37-31, on Loser's Court.
- Tiger Cub Six Honors Savage.
- WILLIAM AND MARY WINS.; Girls' Basketball Team Defeats Upsala by 57 to 14.
- HARVARD TO PLAY YALE.; Rivals Meet Tonight in Deciding Game of Hockey Series.
- Dodgers Plan New Bleachers To Give 6,500 55-Cent Seats
- CAPTAINS ELECTED AT THREE COLLEGES; Columbia, C.C.N.Y. and Princeton Name New Leaders in Various Sports.
- CRESCENT FIVE VICTOR.; Defeats Montclair A.C., 33-32, to Tie for League Lead.
- St. John's Splits Rifle Matches.
- MANHATTAN OPENS DRILL.; Thirteen Batterymen Answer First Call for Baseball Candidates.
- C.C.N.Y. ATHLETES FETED BY ALUMNI; 300 at Dinner Honoring the Basketball Squad -- Spahn Is Among Prize ...
- COMMERCE QUINTET DOWNS STUYVESANT; Snaps Rival's String of 13 Straight by Scoring, 11-4, if in P.S.A.L. ...
- 33 OF 35 DODGERS PRACTICE AT MIAMI; Lopez, Taylor and Quinn Join Fold, Leaving Only Wilson and Stripp ...
- National Bowling Tourney Opens Tomorrow With Entries From 19 States and Canada
- TERRY PERPLEXED REGARDING LESLIE; What to Do With the Slugging Substitute First Baseman One of Major ...
- CHAPMAN-WALKER IN YANKEE DRILL; Combs Also Reports, but Fails to Get Into Action With St. Petersburg Squad.
- 17 N.Y.U. Swimmers to Compete.
- LIST WRESTLING ON CREDIT; To Take I.O.U.'s In Boston Arena Tonight -- Yale to Accept Checks.
- YALE FIVE HALTS MANHATTAN, 31-25; Sensational Shooting and Keen Defensive Play Feature Came on Elis' ...
- Article 10 -- No Title
- YALE TO START FOOTBALL.; Head Coach Root Sets Monday for Opening Spring Drill.
- 100 COLLEGE STARS IN TITLE MAT BOUTS; New England Varsity and Cub Championships Will Begin Friday at ...
- KATZ GAINS FINAL IN AMATEUR MEET; Outpoints Basilico in 118-Pound Golden Cloves Bout at St. Nicholas ...
- PASCULLI STOPS VILLA.; Referee Halts Bout In Fifth After Six Knockdowns.
- George Washington Nine Books All Games At Night; 25-Cent Admission for Charity
- 7,000 SEE LEWIS WIN IN BOUT WITH STEIN; Ex-Mat Champion Triumphs as Rival Is Counted Out After Hurtling ...
- Warrington Is Rugby Winner.
- REX LEE LEWIS SOLD.; Saddle Horse Bought by Barnett at Sale In Devon, Pa.
- A Detective on the Track.
- Londos Will Wrestle Tonight.
- Arkansas Rejects Betting Bill.
- CHELTENHAM RACE TO GOLDEN MILLER; Miss Paget's Grand National Favorite Wins Gold Cup at Odds of 4-7. ...
- M.I.T. Cancels Boxing Bouts.
- DARTMOUTH MEN REPORT.; Surplus of Baseball Veterans Available for Infield.
- Rod and Gun
- FAIR GROUNDS LIKELY TO REOPEN SATURDAY; Announcement Expected Today -- Meet May Be Extended to Make ...
- TERRIER, 1-2 SHOT, SCORES BY LENGTH; Recovers From Slow Getaway to Overcome Nose In and Bannach Lath ...
- Here Today; Gone Tomorrow.
- Elshuco Trio Ends Season.
- Dog Racing Bill Introduced.
- Orchestral Association Heard.
- Gardner Honors Brahms.
- PRINCETON BOOKS GAMES.; Rugby Team Will Play Seven Contests In Coming Season.
- MARSTON TO LEAD HANDICAP GOLFERS; Former National Amateun Champion Elected President of New U.S. Group.
- UNIVERSAL STUDIO HALTS CONTRACTS; Suspension Affects All Players, Directors and Writers for Duration ...
- Report 800 More Join Shoe Strike.
- lott Again Will Seek Place On American Davis Cup Team
- Brilliant Concert by Budapest Quartet -- National Orchestra Plays -- Other Events.
- FOUND DEAD OF AUTO GAS.; Newark Restaurant Owner Is Overcome in Garage of Home.
- ELOPES FROM PITTSBURGH.; Caroline J. Grittenden, Who Divorced Cowboy, Weds Again.
- LAST OPERA CONCERT TO BE HELD SUNDAY; Wilfred Pelletier Will Conduct Season's Concluding Program at ...
- JANET GAYNOR FILES SUIT.; Seeks Divorce From Lydell Peck at Los Angeles -- Charges Jealousy
- TELLS OF HIS ABDUCTION.; Schoening Testifies at Second Trial of Policemen and Others.
- MORE KAPLAN AIDES FREE.; Court Clears 3 In Film Union Case as Defense Rests.
- SLAIN FOR RACKET HOARD.; Negro Policy Game Operator Shot and Robbed of $5,000.
- Notes of Social Activities in New York and Elsewhere
- NEW YORK GIRL WED TO RALPH PAfflE JR. i; Miss Lola .vpn Hoershelman, Kin of Ex-Czarist Official, Is ...
- MELLON GUEST OF KING.; Retiring Envoy and Daughter Take Leave at Luncheon at Palace.
- SIR GEORGE BARNES SAILING FOR EUROPE; Former Indian Official Among Passengers Booked Today on the Leviathan.
- IDLE' MUSICIANS IN DEBUT ON RADIO; 35 in Orchestra, Formerly Unemployed, Are Reported Self-Supporting ...
- JUNIOR SET TO GIVE A BENEFIT TONIGHT; Young Women Members of the League for Animals to Offer "Merchant ...
- Other Weddings
- TO TEACH GIRLS FENCING.; Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish Heads Women's Group to Give Exhibition.
- ENVOYS ATTEND RECITAL.; Donna Ortensia Gives Varied Concert in Washington.
- Karl K. Kitchen to Wed.
- WELFARERS TO BE HOSTS.; Will Give Card Party Tonight to Aid Philanthropic Fund.
- MISS ALBERTSON LUNCHEON HOSTESS; Gives Event in Honor of Mrs. Francis Sherry -- Many Others Entertain Here.
- Woman Missionary Decorated.
- MARJOR1E T. SANDS ] IS TO BE MARRIED.; Daughter of William R. K. Toy? lor Will Be Wed This Month j to ...
- ELIZABETH STERN ENGAGED TO WED; New York Girl to Become the Bride of Phillip Hettleman, Also of This City.
- PROMOTES STUDY ABROAD.; City College Arranges for Courses at Full Cost of $550 a Year.
- ERNEST CHARLES HEARD IN FLORIDA; Offers His Compositions at Tea Given by J.M.L. Rutherfurds and Mrs. ...
- HARVARD JUNIORS ELECT.; John H. Dean, Football Captain-Elect, Named Class President.
- A Daughter to the John Held Jrs.
- TO'BE WED TODAY; New. York Girl Will Become the Bride of Lieut. C. J. Diestel at Ceremony in Manila. ...
- GIRL STUDENTS HONORED.; 15 of Jersey College for Women Named to Phi Beta Kappa.
- Bermuda Suffragists Meet.
- Mrs. H.T. Fleitmann Hostess.
- Many Shows in Brooklyn.
- BURNS MSS. ON VIEW.; Morgan Library Shows Works In Hand of Scottish Poet,
- TO HEAD JERSEY RELIEF.; John Colt, Princeton Banker, Named to Succeed Barnard.
- Bennington College Group Meets.
- DEBUTANTES SELL GOWNS.; Act as Manikins at Fashion Show for Health Centre.
- Art Brevities.
- J.J. Wynne's Suit Is Dismissed.
- FINDS DISABLED USEFUL.; Survey at Columbia Shows Many Handicapped Hold Good Jobs.
- PASS BILL TO ENLARGE STATE RELIEF GROUP; Both Houses of Legislature Vote Approval of Lehman Request ...
- Italy Honors Gerli for Art Aid.
- CUBAN REFUGEES HERE.; Two Former Professors at Havana University Arrive on Liner.
- MUSEUM DISPLAYS OLD CITY DOCUMENTS; Papers Signed by Governors, Manuscripts and Silver in Exhibition ...
- CLUB LAMPOONS AD MEN.; Skit Takes Off Whalen In His Days as Police Commissioner.
- TELLS JOYS OF LIFE ON LITTLE MONEY; Gibbs in New Book Says Wages Should Be Based on Power to Buy Good ...
- Macbeth Gallery Opens New Exhibition of Robert Henri's Work, Including Portrait of Luks.
- C.H. SMITH'S ESTATE DOWN TO $2,692,172; Manufacturer Once Offered a Prize for Best Plan for Disposing ...
- EVEREST GROUP FLIES ON.; Reaches Karachi and Then Continues Toward Base at Purnea.
- MASARYK HAILED HERE ON HIS 83D BIRTHDAY; Czech Minister and Consul, on Radio, Say He Contributes Toward ...
- STUDENTS BACK UNION.; Social Problems Group Joins In City College Demonstration.
- ASKS POPULATION SPREAD.; Gabriel Wells Has Plan to Use Sparsely Settled Sections.
- ITALY SENDING EXHIBITS.; " Magnificent" Scientific Display to Go to Chicago Fair.
- MRS. GARY FREED OF HOUSE UPKEEP; Appeals Court Rules Estate of Steel Man Must Maintain Mansion at Jericho, ...
- Harvard Delegates Named.
- LOSES IN FORD SUIT.; Pittsburgh Woman Held to Have No Cause In $18,000,000 Action.
- Tennessee Educator's Salary Cut.
- JEWELERS JOIN DRIVE.; Organize to Support Campaign to Cut Governmental Outlays.
- STRIKE AT N.Y.U. PAPER.; Members of Student Council End Subsidy for Bulletin.
- CHURCH PAY REDUCED UP TO 30% BY BOARD; Congregational and Christian Extension Groups Adjust Salary of Workers.
- TROLLEY FIRE ROUTS 15.; Woman Hurt Leaving Queens Car as Circuit Electrifies Metal.
- Forty Harvard Men Average 22 Cents Each in Canvass
- SKYSCRAPER CHURCH OUSTS DR. EMETT; Congregational Trustees Act on "Overwhelming Vote" to Dismiss Their ...
- PROF. MOLEY TAKES OATH.; New Yorker is Inducted as Assistant Secretary of State.
- HOUSEHOLDSETTLED BY MRS. ROOSEVELT; She Completes Arrangement of Living Quarters and White House Staff. ...
- 8 Families Evicted in the Rain.
- WINS $102,512 FEE SUIT.; C.B. Squier's Lawyer Gets Verdict for Services in Will Case.
- WORLD GROUP PLANS HEART DISEASE STUDY; International Society Formed to Improve Methods of Treatment ...
- SPEECH DEFECTS AIDED.; Dr. S.T. Orton Tells of Work Done Among Children Here.
- 191 Taking West Point Tests.
- Will Rogers Writes Epitaphs For Two Great Americans
- MISS PERKINS'S DOG LEAVES HOME, TOO; Soon After She Departs for Washington Irish Terrier Vanishes From ...
- DRY ORDER OPENS SPEAKEASY DOORS; New Restrictions on Agents End Much of Old Caution in Selling Liquor. ...
- DR. WALKER'S TRIAL COMES TO AN END; Counsel for Mayor's Brother and Others Ask Dismissal of Fee-Splitting ...
- FLORISTS TO FIGHT CURB ON SHIPMENTS; Proposed Bill to Regulate Movement of Plants Into This State Assailed. ...
- KIERAN ORDERED TO REST.; Hunter President Leaving for California Tomorrow.
- Walker Has Enough Francs to Tide Over And Nobody Will Let Him Pay for Parties
- HOOVER SEES CITY ON WALKING JAUNT; Early Morning Crowds Greet Him as He Views Skyline in the Park Section. ...
- Mrs. Hoover Reaches Pasadena.
- DEAN HEADS BOLT AT LABOR COLLEGE; Muste, Director at Brookwood, Quits With 6 of Staff and 19 Students ...
- Desk Assigned to Harrison Was Used by Jefferson Davis
- RECOUNT OF BALLOTS ENDS IN MANHATTAN; Check of McKee Write-In Vote to Be Made Later -- Grave Errors ...
- RIALTO TO BE REOPENED.; Theatre in Times Square to Show Films Again, Beginning Friday.
- MRS. DALL TO BROADCAST.; President's Daughter to Begin Commercial Series March 17.
- 12 NEW HAVEN TRAINS CUT OFF BY HOLIDAY; Yankee Clipper and Merchants Limited in List -- Bus Trips to ...
- DR. O'SHEA PLEADS FOR SCHOOL RELIEF; City Educational Staff Told Donations in February Dropped to $78,000. ...
- R.W. CHILD TURNS TO LAW; Former Ambassador to Italy Seeks Admission to Bar Here.
- Young Democrats Plan Convention
- SHOT IN HOLD-UP DUEL.; Policeman Critically Wounds Robber Suspect, but Is Hit in Leg.
- Search for Missing Witness.
- 2 PATIENTS SHOT; DOCTOR FELLS THUG; Hold-Up Man Draws Pistol After Being Trapped in Office of Physician. ...
- CRAZED FATHER KILLS HIS WIFE AND SON, 5; Maiden Lane Importer Cuts Own Throat but May Live -- His Money ...
- SCOTTSBORO TRIAL MOVED 50 MILES; Negroes Will Face Second Prosecution at Decatur on Change of Venue. ...
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- Mail Fraud Not Profitable; 'Send Me to Jail,' Says Youth
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- TAX STRIKE THREATENED.; Jersey City Taxpayers Demand $8,750,000 Cut in Budget.
- JOHN R. WASHBURM.; Prominent Chicago Banker Began Career as Messenger.
- JOHN H. ERNE.; A Former Member of the Academy Band at West Point.
- J. E. KELLEY DIES; ! LAWYER 54 YEARS; Partner of the Late Surrogate Fitzgerald Had Long Been K. of C. ...
- J. N. STEELE DEAD; COPPER FINANCIER; Attorney of New York and Baltimore Held Directorates in Many Ore ...
- WILL R. WOOD DIES; JUST QUIT CONGRESS; Indiana Representative 18 Years, Retired Saturday After Notable ...
- I RALPH EUGENE GUiON.
- Praised in Washington.
- RECOGNITION OF RUSSIA.; Mr. Smith's View Held to Be Based on Two Delusions.
- A 200 Per Cent Switch.
- Family Approves Funeral Plan.
- Democrats to Attend Funeral.
- TRADE WITH CANADA.; Stable Exchange Viewed as Best Means to Revive Business.
- THE REPEAL CONVENTIONS.; Congress, It Is Held, Should Prescribe a Complete Formula.
- PROTECTING INVESTORS.; Law Should Require Adequate Reports From Corporations.
- FRENCH VIEW OF SITUATION; Those Who Desire Peace Should Be Ready to Fight for It.
- BODY OF CERMAK AT CHICAGO TODAY; .Crowds Greet Funeral Train of Mayor on the" Journey i From Miami. ...
- Topics of The Times
- Campaign Against Fear.
- Parley in Santiago Forecast.
- Appreciation of Article.
- New Chaco Drive Imminent.
- OFFICER PICTURES NEW CHINESE UNITY; Colonel of 19th Route Army Is Here to Thank His Fellow Nationals ...
- Lack of Recognition by Us Seen as Reason
- Ex-President Back In Chile.
- CHINESE DEMAND SILVER.; Coolies Besiege National City Bank in Tientsin All Day.
- Japanese Detain a Vessel Carrying Trucks for Chang
- Russia Won't Aid League on Far East Issue;
- BRITISH FOOD CONTROL UP; Commissioners May Be Named to Rule All Supplies.
- CHIDES LEAGUE ON JAPAN.; Prof. Shotwell Holds "Conflict Technique" Is Mistake.
- LEAGUE ACTS TODAY ON AMERICAN WARS; Council Is Called on Disputes of Paraguay and Bolivia and Colombia ...
- Another Town Is Taken.
- EUROPEAN SPLIT WIDENS ON ARMS; Germany, Italy and Allies Vote No as Continental Pact Is Adopted in Principle. ...
- Lone Marine Reaches San Juan.
- Argentine Polo Player Hurt.
- MacDonald Leaves Tomorrow.
- Kupei Pass Taken by Japan.
- TO OFFER ALVEAR EXILE.; Argentine Cabinet Accepts Court Decision Giving Choice.
- Han May Succeed Chang.
- Martial Law in Peiping.
- MARSHAL CHANG OUT AS CHIEF IN PEIPING; Quits Following Criticism of His Conduct of Defense of Jehol ...
- CUBA CALLS REBELS WEAK.; Activity In Three Provinces Is Admitted, However.
- $150,000 SUIT DISMISSED.; Court Bars Daughter-ln-Law's Ac- tion Against L.U. La Coeur.
- Chile Names London Ambassador.
- Armistice Proposal Reported.
- ONE DIES IN ATTACK ON FUNERAL OF NAZI; National Socialists Oust Busch as Orchestra Conductor of Dresden ...
- 3 ESCAPE DEATH PENALTY.; Cuba Commutes Sentences to Life Imprisonment.
- LINDSAY DISCUSSES DEBT WITH MOLEY; Also Confers Informally With Under-Secretary Phillips -- Negotiations ...
- Sandinista Arms In Bad Condition.
- AUSTRIA TO SUSPEND GUARANTEES TODAY; Government, Fearing Hitlerism, Also Bans Meetings -- Dollfuss Resignation ...
- French Pay Tribute to Briand On First Anniversary of Death
- Article 9 -- No Title
- DE VALERA TO PUT ANNUITIES TO USE; Notifies Britain u2,910,000 Will Be Used -- Government Pledges Aid ...
- PARIS CHAMBER VOTES $400,000,000 LOAN; Tardieu and Herriot Clash Over Blame for Budget Deficits to Be ...
- NUDISM IN GERMANY SUPPRESSED BY NAZIS; Movement Is Regarded as a Menace to Public Morals, Order and Security.
- Aid to Farmers Pledged.
- BRITISH SYMPATHY FOR REICH IS GONE; Hitler's Triumph Completes Change From Friendliness to Extreme Distrust. ...
- WALDMAN APPEALS FINE FOR CONTEMPT; Tells Appellate Court Protest at Churchill Ruling Was Re- spectful ...
- Seine Fishing Eased in Alaska.
- NAZIS PROTEST TO SWEDEN; Berlin Objects to Prime Minister's Criticism of Hitler in Speech.
- Socialists Ousted From Jobs.
- LEAGUE BIDS POLES QUIT DANZIG POST; Commissioner Asks That 100 Police Landed at Munition Depot Be Withdrawn. ...
- F.W. Johnson May Get Post.
- Affair Excites Reich.
- ASKS TAX SALE DELAY ON 2,697 PROPERTIES; Harvey Intercedes for Queens Owners -- Many Religions Groups ...
- Roosevelt Meets Budget Chief.
- Alaskan Utility Board Urged.
- Counsel Quits Utility Inquiry.
- DICTATOR IN FLIGHT IN GREEK OVERTURN; Rival General Threatens to March on the Capital and Royalists ...
- COURT-MARTIAL DATE SET.; Secret Trial of British Officer Will Open March 20 at Chelsea.
- Germany Will Expel Writers Who 'Misrepresent' Situation
- CITY ACTS TO REVOKE TOMPKINS BUS GRANT; Estimate Board Orders Hearing March 21 on Line's Failure to ...
- McKEE URGES PATRIOTISM.; Calls for Confidence In Officials Trying to End Crisis.
- REPUBLICANS NAME M'NARY AS LEADER; Bolters to Roosevelt Escape Penalty as Senate Group Organizes as ...
- APPROVAL ABROAD SOUGHT FOR ENVOYS; Name of Judge Bingham Sent to Great Britain, That of C.G. Bowers ...
- PARIS IS SHOWING MARKED OPTIMISM; Unofficial Trading in Dollars at 23 to 24 Francs Gives Indication ...
- RULES ON LIQUIDATION.; Court Upholds Action In Jersey by Official of Pennsylvania.
- STATE SALARY CUT VOTED BY SENATE; Lehman Plan for Graduated Slash for All Above $2,000 a Year Is Adopted. ...
- Committee Posts Shifted.
- THEODORE ROOSEVELT QUITS PHILIPPINE POST; President Accepts Resignation and Names Vice Governor to Act ...
- Cracksmen Get $3,000 in Brooklyn
- Hearing Set on Roosevelt Threats.
- Mussolini Holds Conference.
- Gold Ban on Border Commuters.
- Yugoslavs Watch Dollar.
- BIG WAVE OF BUYING PREDICTED BY HAHN; Crisis Likely to Change Public's 'Way of Thinking,' Head of Store ...
- FAITH IN DOLLAR VOICED IN LONDON; Banking Leader Confident of Successful Outcome of the Situation Here. ...
- Reporters Find Clearing House A Difficult Source of News
- Kansas House Bars Executions.
- Dutch Banker Sounds Warning.
- 4.16 Rate Set in Berlin.
- Exchange Resumed in Tokyo.
- Guatemala Closes Its Banks.
- Buenos Aires Banks Normal.
- Banks Seek Tax to 'Smoke Out' Cold Hoards; Names of All Who Took Out Big Sums Known
- BANK HOLIDAY IN ALASKA.; Legislature Is Asked to Give the Governor Emergency Powers.
- PROTECTS POLICYHOLDERS; Massachusetts Mutual Life Extends "Grace" to April 17.
- Mexico's Attitude Helpful.
- GOVERNORS TO URGE ROOSEVELT SUPPORT; Byrd Tells President in Letter That Proclamations Will Be Issued Today.
- Boston Hotel Issues Scrip to Guests
- Article 8 -- No Title
- $15,000,000 on Way to Cuba.
- ASKS BANK POWERS FOR PUERTO RICO; Governor Working Out Plans for Scrip and Emergency Wage Arrangements. ...
- Ginns Oklahoma Moratorium Bill.
- Bank Checks May Be Used for Income Taxes, But Bureau Asks Effort to Pay in Cash
- Panama Banks Open.
- ILLINOIS IN LINE WITH WASHINGTON; Gov. Horner Proclaims State Bank Holiday Conforming With National ...
- PROMPT PAYMENTS ORDERED BY FARLEY; Postmaster General Instructs All Offices to Draw on Banks for Funds. ...
- BANKERS IN JERSEY JOIN IN SCRIP PLAN; Decide at Conference Called by Governor to Organize State Clearing ...
- ALBANY POLICE DIVERT UNEMPLOYED MARCH; Three Hundred Men and Women Go Up Capitol Hill and Down Again, ...
- Costa Rican Bank Closes.
- Article 7 -- No Title
- MANILA BANKS CARRY ON.; Wind Up Day In Strong Position -- Confidence Prevails.
- Article 5 -- No Title
- Article 6 -- No Title
- NEWSPAPER PLANS SCRIP.; Chicago Tribune Acts to Pay Employes in Certificates.
- Article 4 -- No Title
- FEDERAL RESERVE ALLOWED TO OPEN; Woodin Permits a Limited Service to Member Banks for Essential Activities. ...
- Article 3 -- No Title
- SCRAMBLE FOR CASH IS HALTED IN MIAMI; Merchants and Hotels Aid as Money From Home Comes to 150,000 Visitors.
- TRIES A NEW MEDIUM.; Bank of America National Trust Uses Customer Transfer Orders.
- Proclamation Is Issued by Governor Lehman Calling on the People to Support the President
- San Francisco Rushes Scrip.
- SCRIP BILL IS PASSED.; Legislature Acts Quickly to Set Up Issuing Corporation.
- Los Angeles Scrip Ready.
- Detroit to Use Scrip Monday.
- Most Ohio Banks Are Open.
- Missorri Banks Make Change.
- BANKS ORGANIZING IN REGIONAL UNITS; New Clearing Houses Formed in Up-State Counties to Simplify Procedure. ...
- Silk Stockings Pay Fare in Salt Lake City; Oklahoma Hotel Accepts Pig as Currency
- Text of the Bill Creating State Scrip Corporation
- Article 2 -- No Title
- Open in Georgia Today.
- To Open in South Carolina.
- Opens Kansas State Banks.
- New Orleans Banks Make Change.
- Partial Resumption in Kentucky.
- Alabama Debt Holiday Sought.
- Tennessee Bank Bill Passed.
- Dallas Banks Open Today.
- Arkansas Opening Authorized.
- Oklahoma Bank Bill Adopted.
- Virginia Opening Authorized.
- North Carolina Banks Opened.
- Portland (Me.) Banks Reopen.
- Boston Ready for Scrip.
- Open at Philadelphia Today.
- Seek Scrip in Pennsylvania.
- Connecticut Laws Adopted.
- Rhode Island Scrip Voted.
- Maryland Banks Reopen.
- New Hampshire Bill Passed.
- CHICAGO MEAT PRICES SOAR.; Pork Up 50 to 250 Per Cent as Supply Falls.
- PLEDGE BAN ON HOARDING.; 400 at Mamaroneck and Larchmont Form League.
- FOOD PRICES HIGHER AS SUPPLY DECLINES; Meats at Wholesale Rise 2 to 6 Cents -- Butchers Predict Big ...
- Food Supplies Fall Off.
- GIBSON FUND GETS CASH FOR PAYROLL; $104,000 Obtained at Banks and 1,700 of 18,000 Workers Receive Relief ...
- Maine Bank Bill Is Passed.
- Article 1 -- No Title
- LAW TO PROTECT SCRIP.; Newark Ordinance to Prohibit Speculation in Certificates.
- STATES RUSH LAWS TO PROTECT BANKS; Maine, New Hampshire and Connecticut Are Among Those Voting Bills. ...
- Stolen Lifetime Savings of Couple Recovered; Woman to Keep $8,200 in Bank From Now On
- CITY'S 'BABY BONDS' PAY 4 3/4 % INTEREST; Board Also Decides to Take Tax and Other Payments in Scrip ...
- MOVES TO REOPEN ALL FARM MARKETS; Morgenthau Calls Conference in Washington With Heads of Exchanges. ...
- PLEDGES MAINE'S SUPPORT; Gov. Brann Wires Roosevelt State Backs Him in Crisis.
- HOARDERS BRING OUT OLD CURRENCY HERE; Big Bills of Bygone Days Reappear as Holders Are Pressed for Ready ...
- INSURANCE CLAIMS NOT TO BE DELAYED; Van Schaick Says Companies in State Also Make Loans on Policies ...
- DEPOSITS $2,000 IN GOLD.; Brooklyn Doctor Makes Gesture of Confidence in Institutions.
- FEDERAL GUARANTEE ASKED FOR DEPOSITS; Minnesota Professors Endorse Olson's Plan -- Banker Urges Suspension ...
- POSTAL BANKS BUSY.; Deposits Exceed Withdrawals in Day-Stamp Buying Hampered.
- New Bank Rulings to Date; By the Associated Press.
- BANKING CHAOS SEEN AS SPUR TO REFORM; Need for National Revision Is Cited as Leaders Falter Over Relief ...
- Connecticut Firm Pays In Scrip.
- STUDY DEBT EFFECT IN LATIN AMERICA; Washington Officials Await Embargo Results on Exchange and Trade ...
- WORLD PROBLEMS ECLIPSED BY DIME; Debts, Manchuria and Hitler Forgotten as Capital Hunts Price of a Sandwich. ...
- Glass-Steagall Act May Be Basis.
- Rail Demurrage Banned in Bank Holiday; I.C.C. Holds Tariffs Provide for Situation
- SCRIP PERMITTED IF SOUNDLY BACKED; Woodin Also Orders Payment of Salary Checks by Banks on Which They ...
- MATTITUCK USING SCRIP.; $5,000 Issue, Put in Circulation, Backed by Note of Group of 5.
- Albany Aide Joins Roosevelt As His 'Telephone Detective'; By The Associated Press.
- AIDS TOBACCO FACTORIES.; Internal Revenue Bureau Will Accept Checks for Stamps.
- ROUND OF PARLEYS KEEP WOODIN BUSY; Secretary Consults Mills and Corps of Bankers as He Tackles Problems. ...
- CONFUSION IN CITY ENDED; Leading Banks Agree to Release Money for Urgent Needs. USE OF SCRIP IS IN DOUBT ...
- Kansas Orders Extra 30 Days Grace on Insurance Premiums
- SMITH HEADS BOARD TO RULE STATE SCRIP; Lehman Names Ex-Governor Miller and Lincoln Cromwell Among Other ...
- NATIONAL CITY BANK TO DROP AFFILIATE; Directors Order Immediate Divorce of Securities Unit -- Interlocking ...
- Amoskeag to Pay 6,000 in Cash.
- ROOSEVELT SHAPING ECONOMY PROGRAM; Plans Call for Eliminating the Home Loan System and the Shipping ...
- WASHINGTON SIFTS IDEAS; Woodin Paves Way for a New Currency Based on Banks' Assets. TAX WOULD AMORTIZE ...
- Front Page 1 -- No Title
- RINGLEADER CAUGHT IN BOETTCHER PLOT; Kidnapper, Trailed to Lonely South Dakota Hideout, Confesses and ...
- Mutual Savings Banks Invoke 60-Day Rule; Written Notice on Withdrawal Required
- HINDERBURG GUIDES GOVERNMENT AGAIN IN PRUSSIAN ISSUE; Reich President Confers With Cabinet Leaders on ...
- Filipino Revolutionary Chief Invited on Washington Mission
- SWANSON PRESSES FOR EARLY BUILDING OF A TREATY NAVY; Secretary Advocates Attaining London Quota ''as ...
- 3 Youths Held as Jersey Robbers.
- $60,000 JEWELRY TAKEN.; Two Unmasked Men Bind Clerk in Miami Beach Store.
- SUES HER FATHER-IN-LAW.; Mrs. E.S. La Coeur Asks $150,000 in Queens Alienation Action.
- DR. GUTHRIE MARKS 40 YEARS' SERVICE; Manning and Two Other Bishops Send Greetings to St. Mark's Rector. ...
- PATROLMAN A SUICIDE.; Ill Two Years, Shoots Himself on Roof -- Wife Finds Body.
- CADETS LEAVE TRINIDAD.; American Merchant Group Sails for Curacao After Week's Visit.
- BAR ON FLETCHER UPHELD.; Court in Washington Acts in Case of Cape May's Counsel.
- SLAYER OF FATHER JAILED.; Youth Gets 2 to 4 Years in Prison on Manslaughter Plea.
- Movements of Naval Vessels.
- ACT TO FORCE RISE IN SEATRAIN RATES; Ship Lines Get Permission to Intervene in Action Before Commerce ...
- KIDNAPPING TRIAL OPENS.; Second Jury Is Chosen in Case of Policemen and Two Others.
- TRIAL OF DAVIS POSTPONED AGAIN; Judge Reluctantly Yields to Plea That Senator Is Needed in Washington ...
- Cardinal Hayes Blesses Sailors.
- Pennsylvania Crude Oil Figures.
- Maniac Kills Two, Shoots Ten.
- Bronx Survey Covers 700 Blocks.
- Surrenders Broadway Lease.
- Naval Orders.
- London Buses for Madrid.
- Marine Corps Orders.
- Army Orders and Assignments.
- PLANS MOVE TO MIDTOWN.; Realty Developer Will Have Cabin Display Near Times Square.
- Cape Cod Canal Work Approved.
- OCCUPIES NEW QUARTERS.; Wholesale Dry Goods Firm Rents In Port Authority Building.
- FIGHT HOTEL RECEIVERSHIP; Benjamin Franklin Concerns Attack Bondholders' plea.
- ASKS REALTY RECEIVERS.; G.M. Tietjen Sues in Wilminaton, Naming Postal Lease Concern.
- Foreign Copper at 4.95c a Pound.
- LIKE 1929 IN WINNIPEG.; Brokers Struggle to Fill Orders, Many Coming From Chicago.
- To Continue St. Louis Market.
- Drop for Northern Securities.
- MARKET IN HOMES STRONG IN JERSEY; Dwellings Comprise Bulk of Realty Turnover in the Metropolitan Area. ...
- FARM PARITY PLAN NOW HELD DOOMED; Agricultural Leaders Say It Is Headed for Scrap Heap Unless Roosevelt ...
- Live Stock Closing Tomorrow.
- Oklahoma City to Continue.
- COTTON PRICES OFF IN TRADING ABROAD; Operators Here Deal in Liver-pool, Where Losses Are 12 to 16 English ...
- WHEAT RUSHES UP AGAIN IN WINNIPEG; Day's Gains of 2 to 2 1/4c Put Quotations 4c Above Closing Marks ...
- No Closing at South St. Paul.
- Deferred Payments" in Denver.
- Kansas City Remains Open.
- CHICAGO TO STOP LIVE STOCK TRADE; Exchange Session Today Will Be Last Until Plan to Pay Shippers Is ...
- Air Line Moves Main Office.
- Wichita Open on Wallace's Plea.
- FIGURE JOBS FOR 33,000.; Plans for Construction In State Wait on R.F.C. Loan Approval.
- TRUST'S EXPENSES CUT.; Phoenix Securities Head Replies to A.W. Porter's Charges.
- Ottawa Not to Penalize Dollar.
- Canadian Banks Here Closed.
- DIPLOMATS DISCUSS EMBARGO EFFECTS; Consider Possibility of 'Flight From Franc' -- Swiss Dispute Woodin ...
- OBACCO PLANTS MAY SHUT; Richmond Manufacturers Are Unable to Buy Revenue Stamps.
- ARGENTINA QUOTES FRANCS; Abandons the Dollar as the Basis of Exchange Operations.
- GOLD HOARDING ATTACKED; State Commerce Chamber Says Practice Is Unpatriotic.
- Pound Moves Up at Montreal.
- Premium at Niagara Falls, Ont.
- Ottawa Suspends Money Orders.
- Market Bullish in Berlin.
- Prices Advance in Paris.
- Stock Market Fairly Steady in London; Quotations Higher in Paris and Berlin
- Article 15 -- No Title
- LOANS DROP IN WEEK AT MEMBER BANKS; Decrease in Net and Demand Deposits and Reserve Balances Shown in ...
- BRAZILIAN MARKETS REMAIN UNAFFECTED; Stocks and Dollar Quotations Drop in Chile -- Sales of Exchange ...
- STEEL INGOTS GAIN IN MONTH'S OUTPUT; Second Successive Rise Puts February Production at 20.39% of Capacity. ...
- Foreign Exchanges in Montreal.
- FRANCE PLANS LOAN TO COVER DEFICIT; 40,000,000,000 - Franc Issue Also to Be Used for Completing Eastern ...
- INSULL TRUSTEE REMOVED.; Judge Wilkerson, in Chicago, Criticizes Actions of Attorneys.
- Stock Values Off 14.6% on Exchange, With Drop of $3,372,208,130 in February
- BARNSDALL SHOWS $847,072 NET LOSS; Corporation's Surplus Down at the End of Last Year to $13,540,844. ...
- Delegate to Cotton Congress.
- Article 14 -- No Title
- LOSS BY SHEET & TUBE.; Youngstown Company Puts Total at $13,272,783 for 1932.
- TO GUARD SHAFFER NOTES.; Committee Will Protect Obligations of Oil Concern in Receivership.
- PHILADELPHIA LOAN NEAR.; City Discusses Bond Issue of $12,000,000 to $15,000,000.
- M.J. Insull Case Postponed.
- UTILITY INCOME IS $267,709 NET; North American Light Reports $1.37 a Share on Prefered Stock for Last ...
- SUE IN DEFAULT ON NOTES.; Two Concerns Get Attachments Against General Refractories.
- DROP IN RECEIPTS OF GASOLINE TAXES; Collections in 1932 Pat at $540,884,000, First Decline Since Levies Began.
- Automobile Index Slightly Higher for Week; Sharp Gains Made by Ford and Chevrolet
- Article 13 -- No Title
- Court Hears Test Suit to Bar Title Concerns From the Alleged Illegal Practice of Law
- News, Comment and Incident on the Stock Exchange and in the Financial Markets.
- Business Is Virtually Suspended in Wall Street as Result of Banking Holiday -- Exchanges Closed.
- NEW JERSEY GASOLINE CUT; Standard Slashes Up to 3c in Price War -- Crude Oil Off in Texas.
- PARAMOUNT PUBLIX LOSS.; Receiver Reports $7,553,411 Deficit for Nine Months.
- Preferred Holders Get Vote.
- NEW LAW WEIGHED FOR USE BY FRISCO; Readjustment Managers Study Application of Bankruptcy Act to Reorganization. ...
- SHORTER FINANCING BY TREASURY SEEN; Maturities of Month or Two Likely in March 15 Offering, as High ...
- TORONTO EXCHANGE CLOSES BUOYANTLY; Our Banking Holiday Disturbs Mining Stocks, but Others and Wheat ...
- Heads Philadelphia Exchange.
- PLANS $10,000,000 ISSUE.; General Cable to Put Proposal Before Stockholders March 15.
- Bank Gets Gold From Calgary As Payment in U.S. Funds
- Municipal Bond Market Does No Business, Dealers Being Unable to Clear in Usual Way
- Commercial Failures Drop To Total of 556 for Week
- CASH RULE LIFTED ON FREIGHT TOLLS; Railroads Are Allowed by I.C. C. Regulation to Deliver Shipments ...
- MISS PERKINS BUSY WITH CONFERENCES; New Labor Secretary Spends Little Time in Her Own Office on First ...
- FREIGHT LOADINGS OFF 10.7% IN WEEK; Forest Products and Grain and Grain Products Only Classes to Rise. ...
- Article 12 -- No Title
- New York A.C. Five to Play.
- FOOD FREIGHT TIED UP.; Shippers of Fruits and Vegetables Into Baltimore Demand Cash.
- Article 11 -- No Title
- COMPANY RAISES WAGES.; Cincinnati Manufacturer Hopes to Stimulate Buying.
- STRIKE AT HAVERHILL.; 5,000 Shoe Workers Demand More Pay -- Some Lynn Men Return.
- STILL RULES CHOICE IN GRAND NATIONAL; Miss Paget's Golden Miller Retains Early Popularity at 100 to ...
- Referee's License for Sharkey.
- GLEN WHERRY SOLD AT DEVON AUCTION; Five-Gaited Show Horse Among Forty Thoroughbreds Put on Block at ...
- SIX-DAY RIDERS PAID.; All Get Cash In Garden as Result of Bank Holiday.
- BELLEAIR MEDAL WON BY MRS. HILL; Kansas City Golfer, Returning Card of 88, Leads Miss Garnham by a Stroke. ...
- Flohr Wins Chess Match.
- DECLINE IS NOTED IN RACE BETTING; Drop of 30% at Hialeah Park, but No Decrease Shown in Havana.
- Bronx H.C. to Play St. Nicks.
- HITCHCOCK'S FOUR BOWS.; Loses to Milburn's Team, 9 to 8, In Aiken Polo Game.
- WOOD STILL LEADS IN GOLF EARNINGS; New Jersey Pro Sets Pace in Winter Campaign With Total of $4,396. ...
- Name Three C.C.N.Y. Swimmers.
- VICTORIA TEAM LEADS.; Gains First Innings' Margin in Match With English Cricketers.
- BROWNING VICTOR; KEEPS MAT TITLE; Uses Pinwheel Spin to Put Stein's Shoulders to Mat in 46:48 at Garden.
- ROBERTSON SCORES IN AMATEUR BOXING; Outpoints Cannelli to Gain 126-Pound Open Final in Golden Gloves ...
- STRIBLING BOUT HALTED.; American Is Disqualified for Holding Charles in Paris.
- EBBETS TO BOX CONRAD.; Will Appear in Semi-Final at the Garden Friday Night.
- AMERICANS PLAY TONIGHT; Will Face Canadien Sextet in Struggle for Third Place.
- STANTON'S ACTION WINS BY 2 LENGTHS; Leads All the Way to Defeat Noelwood, With Big Beau, Choice, Next ...
- Rod and Gun
- MOTOR BOAT RACES UP FOR DISCUSSION; Suggestion That Florida Regatta Consist of Three Heats Is Made to A.P.B.A.
- RANKS OF DODGERS NEARLY COMPLETED; Taylor and Lopez on Hand to Talk Over Contracts Personally With Gilleaudeau. ...
- GOLDBECK DOUBLE VICTOR; Knocks Out Casucci and Flynn In Amateur Bouts at N.Y.A.C.
- 700, Sans Cash, Get Golden Gloves Tickets By Exchanging Food, Hats, Rugs, Mattresses
- GIANTS RESUME SECRET PRACTICE; Showing of Youngsters in Cub Battles Gives Terry Cause for Elation. SINGLES ...
- Headley Loses in English Ring.
- THOMSON FOURSOME WINS; Leads team to Victory in Play Off on Pinehurst Links.
- Article 10 -- No Title
- The Banking Program on Ice.
- WINGED FOOT GETS OPEN.; Metropolitan Golf Tourney to Be Held May 25-27 -- Other Awards.
- BILL COOK STILL TOPS HOCKEY SCORING LIST; Bat Rangers' Veteran Is Closely Pressed for Honors by Haynes, ...
- Villa Boxes Pasculli Tonight.
- OLD BATTERY REUNITED.; Priest, Ex-Fordham Pitcher, Meets His Former Catcher.
- TIES FOR BIG TEN TITLE.; Defeat Forces Ohio State Five to Share Crown With Northwestern.
- Three Yanks Come to Terms.
- MISS LOCKE WINS OPEN FOILS TEST; National Champion Sweeps All Preliminary and Final Bouts at Fencers ...
- Billiard Results.
- Amateur Bouts Set for March 22.
- Boxing Bill Passes Coast.
- RUTH THREATENS TO QUIT THE GAME; Will Retire Rather Than Take $50,000 Contract, He Says at St. Petersburg. ...
- WOLVERHAMPTON IN TIE.; Plays 1-1. Game With Newcastle united -- Announce Cup Draw.
- 9 HARVARD CREWS PRACTICE ON RIVER; Each Rows About Two Miles During the First Outdoor Workout of Season.
- MONROE'S QUINTET REPELS ROOSEVELT; Wins by 24-9 for 7th Victory in Row in the P.S.A.L. Tourney-Other Results.
- FIELDERS START WORK AT FORDHAM; Squad of 30 Joins Battery Men for Practice in the College Gymnasium.
- Football Starts at Georgetown.
- C.C.N.Y. Five to Be Guests At Alumni Dinner Tonight
- Amherst Nine Reports Friday.
- TIGERS ELECT THOURON.; Hockey Goalle for Two Years Is Named Captain.
- 30 TURN OUT AT WESLEYAN; Baseball Candidates Report for First Drill Under Wiggin.
- TRANTER REACHES FINAL.; Advances With Hendrickson in Class B Squash Tourney.
- BARON TOPS HALL IN TITLE SQUASH; Extended to Limit to Gain in U.S. Class A Tourney, 15-11, 18-17, 15-7. ...
- Manhattan Calls Batterymen.
- COLUMBIA STARTS SPRING FOOTBALL; Montgomery Heads Group of 25 Getting Uniforms -- Little Tells Plans.
- NET MATCHES ON TODAY.; British and American Start to Clash at Heights Casino.
- TEAM TITLE TAKEN BY JUNIOR LEAGUE; Wins Metropolitan Intersectional Honors in Women's Squash Racquets. ...
- Jose Martinez-Zorilla Named To Coaching Post in Mexico
- YALE-CORNELL MEET OFF.; Chicago Bout Also Canceled Because of Banking Conditions.
- DARTMOUTH FIVE SCORES BY 52 TO 26; Overwhelms Columbia in Last League Game of Season for Both Quintets. ...
- ELECT HASKINS OF BLAIR.; Heads Interscholastle Basketball League -- Honor Poly Prep Five.
- Article 9 -- No Title
- Columbia Crews Row Four Miles on Harlem; Singer Is Returned to Bow in Varsity Boat
- The Old Order.
- Sigrid Onegin Signs for Concerts.
- A Little Older.
- PAN-AMERICAN CONCERT.; North and Latin American Music Heard at Carnegie Chapter Hail.
- Roland Haves Stirs Audience.
- Theatre Tea This Afternoon.
- Maxwell Anderson Attacking Politics in "Both Your Houses" -- Revival of "The Cherry Orchard."
- W. AND M. GIRLS SCORE.; Defeat Panzer in Basketball by 23-19 -- Miss Holladay Is Star.
- HANGMAN'S WHIP' HALTS.; Producers of Play at the St. James to Seek Another.
- Demands Daughter's Divorce.
- LA SONNAMBULA" SUNG.; Begins Metropolitan's Final Week -- Miss Borl Appeals for Funds.
- TO GRADUATE AS ACTORS.; 40 Dramatic Academy Students to Get Diplomas Next Tuesday.
- Baptist Institutions Aided.
- Marc Blitzstein Weds.
- DEFENDS ROAD PROGRAM.; Princeton Survey Staff Replies to Highway Board's Criticism.
- MRS. H.D. ELKINS LEFT $500,000 IN BEQUESTS; Trust Fund of $300,000 Set Up for Davis Elkins, a Son, by ...
- U.S. DAILY ENDS 7 YEARS OF LIFE; Suspension Comes for Capital Publication Two Days After Anniversary ...
- FUND TO AID OPERA REACHES $125,000; Miss Bori Urges That Bank Moratorium Not Interfere With Needed Pledges. ...
- BARS PLEA FOR DIVINE AID.; Utah House Cuts Prayer for Economic Guidance From Relief Bill.
- MRS. CROWELL LOSES SUIT; Move to Void Divorce From Publisher Fails in Nevada Court.
- S.P. TUCK ASSIGNED TO PARIS EMBASSY; Shifted From the First Secretaryship at Prague to the Same Post ...
- TO AID LENOX HILL GROUP.; ' Three-Cornered Moon' Gives Benefit Performance on March 13.
- BEN ALTHEIMER AT 83 PLEADS FOR PATIENCE; Founder of Bundle Day Says Prosperity Cannot Fail to Return ...
- QUEEN OF BERMUDA ON FIRST TRIP TODAY; Notables Among Passengers on Maiden Voyage to Island -- Exochorda ...
- JERSEY BLOCK-AID GAINS.; Pledges of $581,400 Reported to the Legislature.
- Twins to Mrs. E.R. Stettinius Jr.
- ASKS $1,000,000 ALIMONY.; Mrs. Mae N. Perry Sues Indianapolis Ball Club's Owner.
- EUNICE ASENDORF ENGAGED; Red Bank Girl Betrothed to Har- rison W. Conrad of New York.
- LEWIS, BACK, HAILS WOMEN'S ADVANCE; " They Are Almost Full-Sized Humans" Now, Author Says on Return ...
- BreatonuBogue.
- ART EXHIBIT ON LINER.; Scottish Paintings on View on the Cameronia at Pier Here.
- M'GOVERN FAMILY TO GET $5,000,000; Bulk of Subway Builder's Fortune to Go to Widow and Three Daughters. ...
- NEW COLLEGE IDEAL SEEN.; Graduates With "Sense of the Times" Aim of Dartmouth Head.
- Notes of Social Activities in Metropolitan District and Elsewhere
- Fox-Robertson.
- JOHN R. HOPKINSES PALM BEACH HOSTS; Have Buffet Luncheon and Cruise Aboard Yacht -- At-water Kents Entertain. ...
- N50DNTDEKERMEL : TAKES-BRIDEHERE; ; Parisian Weds Mile. Fernande ' Carreau-Dombasle in St. /.. Vincent ...
- ROOSEVELT QUITS FIRM.; Retires From Law Partnership Here With O'Connor and Farber.
- Brazilian Consul to Be Honored.
- JUDGES' BILL APPROVED.; Senate Measure Adds Four In Bronx Municipal Court.
- DR. AMOS R. WELLS, AUTHOR, DIES AT 70; A Pioneer and World Leader in the Christian Endeavor Movement. ...
- MANCHESTER GEMS AT ISSUE IN SUIT; Trustees Act to Determine the Right of Duchess to Use Jewels Left ...
- WANTS A CHECK-UP ON RELIEF WORKERS; Colden Urges Fingerprinting of Inspectors as Result of Racketeering ...
- Exhibition of Thirty-five Fascinating Canvases by Pierre Roy, French Artist, at the Brummer Gallery.
- ASKS PRESBYTERIANS TO DEFY DEPRESSION; Dr. M.A. Matthews Opposes Cut in Number of Delegates to the Church's ...
- Mrs. Dall Signs for Radio Talks.
- DR. WALTER HEATON, COMPOSER, IS DEAD; Fellow of Royal College of Organists -- For Last Three Years Served ...
- THOMAS F. GRIFFIN.; Prominent Democrat of Middle town, Conn., Dies In California.
- EDWARD MONROE JENKS.; Former Librarian and One-Time Newspaper Man Here.
- FRANK LeB. M. TALBOT.
- COLUMBIA RAISES LAW SCHOOL FEES; Trustees Adopt $380 Rate to Safeguard the Granting of Scholarships. ...
- T.E. GREACEN DIES; REALTY OPERATOR; Formerly Owned Site of Plaza of Staten Island-Elizabethport Bridge. ...
- MARINO TORLONIA DEAD AT 72 IN ROME; Former Husband of Elsie Moore Torlonia of New York -- Fought Duel ...
- 13 BARGAIN HUNTERS HURT IN RUSH AT SALE; Plate Glass Cracks as Women Try to Push Way Into Midtown Dress Shop.
- EVEREST CLIMBERS PUSH ON TO GANTOK; Advance Party to Pitch Camp at 12,000-Foot Level to Become Used ...
- Mr. Rogers Hails the Advent Of a Substitute for Money
- MANY RIDERS LOST BY I.R.T. TO CITY LINE; Receivers Find New System Cuts Into Traffic at Rate of 41,000,000 ...
- OSCAR G. FOREMAN, RETIRED BANKER, DIES; Victim of Anemia at Age of 69 -- Began Career of Chicago Financier ...
- Girl, 3, Crosses Ocean Alone.
- ASKS $6,500,000 TAX CUT.; Park Central Hotel Sues for Largest Reduction This Year.
- REPORT OFFICIALS GUESSED AT VOTE; Canvassers Find Some Based Original Tally Upon Nothing but Registration ...
- Soviet Sells Food Stored in Fear of Conflict; Defers Ridding Big Cities of "Undesirables"
- ALLEY CATS SHOW ON GOLD STANDARD; 3 Winners Draw Tangible Prizes at Kips Bay Boys Club Exhibition. SCRIP' ...
- KING NOT TO ATTEND LEVEE; Prince of Wales to Represent Him at Season's First Court Tonight.
- POULTRY KILLERS UNITE.; Delegates In Convention Here Form National Organization.
- NEW CITY PARK DEBATED.; Merchant Marine School Asks Mayor for Fort Schuyler Site.
- Miss Perkins Called to Court By Man Fighting Deportation
- NO FUND FOR N.Y.U. PAPER.; College Group Denies Subsidy for Suspended Publication.
- SAY OXYGEN AIDS PROTEIN DIGESTION; Public Health Service Doctors Declare Discovery of Value in Study ...
- Marines Recruiting Again.
- American a Suicide in Austria.
- Article 7 -- No Title
- MRS. SCHIFF LEFT CHARITIES $605,000; Federation and Other Jewish Institutions Aided, With $10,000 to ...
- 123 WARSHIPS CLASH IN CATALINA 'BATTLE'; All Elements of Conflict Except Gunfire Enter Into Contest ...
- 12 POLICEMEN RETIRED.; Veterans Found Unable to Work Get Pensions of $1,500 Yearly.
- Low One-Day Rates on N.Y. Central
- GALE FORCES PLANE TO FLY BACKWARD; Velocity of 120 Miles Proves Too Much for Army Fliers High Over Staten ...
- Article 8 -- No Title
- New Rochelle Tax Rate Drops.
- HITLER VOTE STIRS ANXIETY IN FRANCE; ' What Is He Going to Do?' Is Question Uppermost in All Minds in ...
- Socialists Made Proposal.
- POLES FEAR NAZI RAID FOR ARMS AT DANZIG; Warsaw Increases Guard at Depot, Arousing Free City Protest ...
- Article 6 -- No Title
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- SOVIET MAKES MOVE TO FIGHT HITLERISM; Communist International Bids Reds in All Lands to Work With Parties ...
- Ex-Kaiser Wilhelm Happy Over Nazi Victory in Germany
- HAMBURG REDS FIGHT POLICEMAN AND NAZIS; Four Reported Killed in Battle After Communists Fire on Foes' ...
- ITALY IS CAUTIOUS IN HAILING NAZIS; Press Believed Restrained to Avoid Stirring Up Reports of Rome-Berlin ...
- REICH SEIZES FOUR STATES.; Action in Hamburg Is Followed in Hesse, Bremen and Luebeck.
- GERMANY MAY REGAIN A SHARE IN COLONIES; French Minister Encourages This Hope in Backing Reich Plea as ...
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- MISS ALICIA GUTHRIE, WAR WORKER, DEAD; As Member of a Theatrical Com- pany Helped Entertain Troops in France.
- uuuuu JOSEPH B. SCHAUP.
- INSPECTOR HONORE GIROUX; Royal Canadian Mounted Police Officer Had Long Career.
- MRS. JAMES E. SCRIPPS. j; Widow of.Founder of the Detroit News Dies at 94.
- BLIND AUTHOR DIES IN HIS WHEEL CHAIR; Dean Van Clute Succumbs to Brave 20-Year Fight With Paralysis ...
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- VALLANCE HAMILTON, HEAD OF 2 BANKS, DIES; Victim of an Auto Accidentu Appointed to the State Park Board ...
- JOHN P. McGREAL.
- Parade Moratorium.
- MRS. JAMES MATTHEWS.; Leader In Many Organizations and Wife of Former Banker.
- Plea for Service Bands.
- MEN VS. WOMEN IN TRADE.; Former's Sole Recourse Held to Be in Vocational Employment.
- EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY'; Youth Outlines One Lesson of the Depression.
- Cigarette Taxes.
- HONOR PAID WALSH IN SENATE SERVICE; Roosevelt, Cabinet Members and Diplomats Are Present at Last Rites ...
- CHIEF JUSTICE HART OF ARKANSAS DIES; State Supreme Court Head for Six Years, Associate Jus- tice for ...
- Topics of The Times
- THE CRAWFORD BILL.; Its Passage Viewed as Means of Helping Clinic Patients.
- RATIFYING CONVENTIONS.; Methods Suggested for Avoiding Expense and Confusion.
- SITUATION IN FAR EAST.; Diplomatic Approach Seen Barred by China's Disorganization.
- CIVIL ENGINEER ENDS LIFE.; L.E. Bishop of Denver Worked in Soviet Russia Several Years.
- Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES.
- Parole Board Sets Hearings.
- SEES DISARMAMENT GAIN.; British Observer at Geneva Lectures at Princeton.
- Article 5 -- No Title
- MOURNING IN PRAGUE.; Black Streamers for Cermak Are Placed Beneath National Colors.
- BULLET KILLS JERSEY MAN; Cranford Insurance Adjuster Found Shot on Florida Outing.
- Baby 1 1/2 Hours Old Meets Queen.
- Balchen Approves Polar Plane.
- SAY LAVAL DID LINK DEBT TO REPARATIONS; Political Circles in Paris Tell of Terms Former Premier Gave ...
- Fights Still Under Way.
- ROOSEVELT IS HAILED BY JARDINE IN CAIRO; Our Envoy Tells Disturbed American Tourists to Have Faith in ...
- SIR W.H. VENO FOUND SHOT DEAD IN ENGLAND; Retired Drug Manufacturer Is Killed in Fields, Apparently ...
- Streams Flood Yorkshire Lands.
- General Chiang Goes to Peiping.
- BRITAIN EXPECTED TO DROP ARMS BAN; Simon Foreshadows Action Because Other Lands Won't End Far Eastern ...
- Battle South of Chihfeng.
- CUBAN POLICE FIRE OVER FUNERAL CROWD; Revolvers Are Used to Break Up Throng at Burial of Juan Gualberto Gomez.
- BOYCOTT IS ASSAILED BY JAPANESE CONSUL; As Used by China It Is 'Weapon of Warfare,' Horinouchi Tells ...
- War Declaration Authorized
- PRESIDENT MOURNS PASSING OF CERMAK; Brave Fight to Live Told the Courage of the Man, Roosevelt Says.
- NORTH CHINA DRIVE HELD UNNECESSARY; Tokyo Says Jehol Campaign Is Almost Over, as There Are No Disturbances ...
- CERMAK, EX-MINER, BORN IN BOHEMIA; Brought to America as Baby, He Went to Work at 11 and Headed Colliery ...
- 13 Bid on Jersey Road Job.
- Harrison Assassination Recalled.
- On Last Journey.
- LOSS OF CERMAK A BLOW TO CHICAGO; City, Just Emerging From Its Financial Snarl, Faces a Political Succession ...
- Funeral Flans Are Completed.
- Oil Well in Colombia Afire; First Drilled on Concession
- Peruvians Answer Call to Colors.
- Heads Hackensack Relief Work.
- DERN TAKES OFFICE.; War Secretary Is Greeted by Department Heads in Uniform.
- AUSTRIAN NAZIS ASK DOLLFUSS TO RESIGN; Czechs Urge Revival of Nationalism -- Hungarian Press Welcomes ...
- ARBITRATE BRONX SUITS.; Three Lawyers Dispose of Dozen Cases to Relieve Calendar.
- 400 LOST IN BREAK FROM CHACO SIEGE; Bolivians Say Paraguayans Prepared Way With Fire by Their Big Guns. ...
- Ill Woman Falls to Death.
- Peru's Reply Unsatisfactory.
- BIBLE BACK TO ROOSEVELT; Old Dutch Book on Which He Was Sworn Is Returned to Manslon.
- CRACKSMEN SEEK HOARDS IN SAFES; Hoping to Profit by Closing of Banks, They Enter 4 Places In Bronx and ...
- URGES PARENTS FIGHT FOR SCHOOL BUDGETS; Dr. Campbell Warns of Letting 'Money Changers' Dictate Injurious ...
- HULL GREETS STAFF; SILENT ON HIS PLANS; Stimson and Castle Say Farewell to State Department Aides -- ...
- ALBANY ACTS QUICKLY.; Votes Dictatorial Powers to Gov. Lehman in Ten Minutes.
- STATE MAY USE PLAN OF 1931 FEDERAL AID; Agency Suggested by Lehman Is Expected to Resemble National ...
- Hearing In Minard Case Delayed.
- SENATE SEATS SHIFTED.; Preponderance of Democrats Will Make Arrangement Lopsided.
- NORTH BERGEN WINS SUIT.; Supreme Court Denies Plea of Two Judgment Creditors.
- Balloon Rises to 32,808 Feet.
- Text of Governor Lehman's Special Message Asking for Broad Powers in Banking Crisis
- SCOTTSBORO TRIALS DELAYED BY MOTION; Defense Asks Quashing on the Ground No Negroes Were on Jury Finding ...
- TEXTS OF BILLS PASSED AT ALBANY; Emergency Powers Given to Governor and Boards for "Safety of the People." ...
- OBERLIN CUTS TUITION.; Drastic Reductions Also Made in College Boarding Fees.
- SILVER DOLLARS REAPPEAR; Holiday In Pittsburgh Puts Many Pocket Pieces Into Circulation.
- Clearing of Atmosphere Seen.
- HOPES SLUMP IS ENDED.; Mexican Cabinet Officer Expects "Progressive Betterment."
- URBANA ISSUING SCRIP.; One of First Cities to Invoke a Holiday Provides Medium.
- ASKS AID IN PUERTO RICO.; Mayor of Mayaguez Appeals on Behalf of Flood Sufferers.
- Exchange Suspended in Japan.
- Hawaiian Conditions Good.
- De Forest Radio Bid Approved.
- IOWA AGAINST BANK PLAN.; Will Not Permit Reopening for Segregated Deposits.
- BANK CRISIS HURTS OUR TRADE IN CHINA; Dollar Rate Declines and the American Residents Face Difficult ...
- FRANCE ACCEPTS SITUATION CALMLY; Believes Roosevelt Has Shown Clearly He Does Not Plan to Devalorize ...
- Manila Banks Stay Open.
- Banks Hold Up Prisoners' Release.
- Changes $5 Bill, Drops Dead.
- Difficulties on the Riviera.
- ROOSEVELT IMPOSES MORATORIUM ON JOBS; No Patronage Until He Has Had Time to Act on Bank Legislation.
- ARMED THUGS ROUTED BY INCENSED DRUGGIST; After Two Hold-Ups Queens Merchant Cries "Enough" and Hurls ...
- REYBURN DEFENDS BANKS.; Says They "Buy and Sell Promises Based on Confidence."
- ' Few New Suits Are Filed; Attorneys Lack Court Fees
- FASCIST PRESS SEES ALLY IN ROOSEVELT; Italians Hail Inaugural Speech as Recognition of Need of a Strong ...
- Extra Police Guard In St. Louis.
- STORE HEADS URGE SCRIP BE HASTENED; 29 Executives Pledge They Will Accept It at Face Value for Purchases. ...
- AIDS COMMERCIAL PAPER.; Jersey Bill Provides No Default on Notes Due In Holiday.
- GUARD STATE CAPITOL AS JOBLESS ASSEMBLE; Troopers Surround Building -- Unemployed Delegation Plans March ...
- Argentina Applauds Speech.
- New Radio Sets on Display.
- TWO MAJOR AWARDS GIVEN AT WELLESLEY; Fellowships Go to Virginia Corwin of New Haven and Anne E. Litzinger ...
- SAVINGS BANKS STAY SHUT; None Follows Commercial Institutions In Making Change.
- CITY SEEKING CASH TO MEET PAYROLLS; O'Brien Asks Exception From Roosevelt Order to Permit Use of Public ...
- Hotel Short of Cash Cuts Out Music
- Article 4 -- No Title
- SENATE CONFIRMS ROOSEVELT AIDES; Nominations of Moley, Phillips, Morgenthau, Carr, Stevenson and Webb ...
- POLICE ROUT IDLE IN CAPITAL MARCH; Nightsticks Are Used Freely as Demonstration Starts Despite Lack ...
- CALLS RELIEF INADEQUATE.; Rabbi Wise Scores Social Workers for Not Informing Public.
- Shuts Paper Plant Up-State.
- REPUBLICANS LOSE 40 COMMITTEESHIPS; Give Place to Democrats in Twenty-six Seats of Major Senate Bodies.
- PUERTO RICO GETS CASH.; But Banks Will Stay Shut Until Friday -- Cuba Declares Holiday.
- Says Holland Will Stay on Gold.
- AMERICANS IN BRITAIN FIND READY CREDITORS; Cheered by Roosevelt's Address, They Have Worried Little ...
- BANKS IN CHICAGO READY WITH SCRIP; Clearing House Says Certificates Can Be Issued as Soon as Woodin ...
- GOLD SECURE HERE, SAYS LONDON TIMES; Paper Says Conditions That Drove Britain Off Differed From Those Here.
- Making Paper for Scrip.
- Seek More Burglary Insurance.
- SCRIP FOR TAXES IN DOUBT; City Officials Are Uncertain on Whether to Accept Paper.
- Denver Has a Scrip Plan.
- Tourists' Checks Cashed.
- Bill Halts Insurance Payments.
- Seattle Scrip Ready.
- SCRIP MOVEMENT SPREADS OVER LAND; Philadelphia and New Haven Are Among Cities Ordering Medium of Exchange. ...
- New Haven Workers Payless.
- Motor Leaders Predict Turn.
- Wilmington to Use Scrip.
- Philadelphia Scrip Ordered.
- Open in Massachusetts Today.
- Delay on Fire Insurance Payments.
- Bill Aims at Hoarders.
- Nassau Payrolls Delayed.
- Scrip Is Ordered in Connecticut.
- SCRIP AT PRINCETON.; Campus Newspaper Issues $500 in Notes Today to Aid Students.
- SCHOOL BANKS SHOW NO LOSS OF DEPOSITS; Pupils Put in More Money Than They Drew Out During the Last Week.
- MIAMI WANTS TO OPEN.; Says Banks Can Meet Normal Needs of Community.
- JOB RELIEF GOES ON AS MERCHANTS AID; Food and Supplies Given in Normal Quantities, Home Bureau Reports. ...
- NO FUNDS WIRED ABROAD.; Cable Companies Extend Ban to Canada and Mexico.
- Adjourns Court for Bank Holiday.
- ALL ALIKE IN CRISIS, SAYS MRS. ROOSEVELT; Her First White House Conference Draws 35 Women Reporters ...
- Bank's Reopening Delayed.
- BUSINESS BACKS SCRIP.; Leaders Urge Banks Be Reopened Here Without Delay.
- URGES 'WAR-TIME BUREAU'; John Henry Hammond Sees Need for Licensing Transactions.
- Reichsbank Quotes Dollars.
- EUROPE CONFIDENT DOLLAR IS SOUND; Unofficial Quotations Show Slight Fall -- The League Clings to Its ...
- Westchester Faces Problem.
- Polish Peasants Sell.
- BAN ON JERSEY LOANS.; But Payment of Building Dues and Instalments Permitted.
- Trading Suspended in Rome.
- Government Still Bays Gold; Willing to Pay With Checks
- League Shows Confidence.
- CITY AWAITS SCRIP AS CASH DWINDLES; Merchants, Eager for Revival of Lagging Trade, Say New Tender Will ...
- STOCK EXCHANGE TO REMAIN CLOSED; Ban on All Trading Continued Until Free Transfer of Funds Is Restored. ...
- Article 3 -- No Title
- WHOLESALE PRICES OF FOOD ADVANCE; Perishable Produce, Butter, Eggs, Grain and Cotton Sharply Higher. ...
- I.R.T. READY TO JOIN IN THE USE OF SCRIP; Hedley Says Company Has 'Plenty of Cash' -- Receiver Sees ...
- POSTOFFICE BANKS WILL REMAIN OPEN; Washington Orders Business Be Transacted as Usual -- Money Orders ...
- BIG PLANT SPEEDS PRINTING OF SCRIP; Banknote Company in Bronx Works 24 Hours a Day to Turn Out Certificates. ...
- School Boy's 11,357 Pennies Eagerly Sought in Elgin
- HARVARD STUDENTS AIDED.; University Arranges for Moals on Credit During Bank Holiday.
- MOVIE PAYROLLS STOP; STUDIOS MAY CLOSE; Supply of Cash From New York Is Cut Off -- Six Producers Talk ...
- Many Dollars Held in Europe.
- USE OF VAULTS NORMAL.; Banks Report Access to Safety Deposit Boxes Not Unusual.
- RELIEF CHECKS FOR FOOD.; Pennsylvania Treasurer Says It Is Up to Recipients to Cash Them.
- REAL ESTATE OFFICES TAKE CHECKS AS RENT; Large Transactions Held Up to Await Reopening of Banks -- Little ...
- NEWARK ADOPTS SCRIP.; Clearing House Certificates to Be Ready Friday.
- RAINEY DECLARES DEBTS MUST WAIT; Parleys Will Be Deferred, Pending Settlement of Bank Problems, He Says.
- Article 1 -- No Title
- NEWSPAPERS ISSUE SCRIP.; Louisville Journals Arrange for Use, Starting Today, In Stores.
- Article 2 -- No Title
- CROP LOANS ARE HELD UP.; Check Distribution Will Await End of Bank Holiday.
- Gov. Lehman's Proclamation Extending Banking Holiday
- CUSTOMS TO ENFORCE EMBARGO ON GOLD; Will Apply Law as to Contraband to Those Leaving the Country.
- DIVORCE HOLIDAY IN RENO.; Bank's Closing Ties Up Money for Filing Fees.
- ACT FOR STATE BANKERS.; Group Named to Cooperate With Broderick and Federal Agencies.
- Employes Told Not to Hoard.
- Text of President's Speech to Governors
- HOOVER PAVED WAY ON GOLD EMBARGO; Three Weeks Ago He Prepared Through Mills a Similar Holiday Proposal. ...
- GLASS BANKING BILL HELD IN NEW FAVOR; Several Senators Regard It as First Measure Likely to Be Passed ...
- Roosevelt "Found" Wartime Act.
- HOOVER URGES ALL TO BACK PRESIDENT; Spends Active but Secluded Day Here With None Too Much Cash in Purse. ...
- RAILROADS ACT TODAY ON ACCEPTING SCRIP; Meanwhile Checks Are Honored in Purchase of Tickets and Payment ...
- WOODIN OUTLINES COURSE OF ACTION; " First Thing Is to Get Medium of Exchange in Circulation," Secretary ...
- NATIONAL HOLIDAY EASED; Woodin Works Out Seven Rules for Providing Currency Relief. FOOD TRANSPORT AIDED ...
- CONGRESS LEADERS TO SPEED BANK AID; Senate Democrats Adopt Rule to Bind Support Through Caucus Majority ...
- New Banking Regulations
- ALBANY ACTS QUICKLY; Virtual Dictatorship Is Approved as Treasury Sanctions Program. SCRIP ISSUE HERE ...
- Front Page 2 -- No Title
- CITY SCRIP DELAYED BY BANK PROBLEMS; Issue by Thursday or Friday Expected in Harmony With Nation-Wide ...
- Front Page 1 -- No Title
- ROOSEVELT SUMS UP TASK TO GOVERNORS; Emergency Banking, With Deposits Safeguarded, Must Be Devised, ...
- DOLLAR RATE DROP FOUGHT IN LONDON; Bank of England Will Try to Fix Price at About $3.50 to the Pound. ...
- Bank Holiday Causes a Drop In South African Gold Shares
- NAZIS WANT PEACE WHILE THEY EFFECT INTERNAL REFORMS; Germany Thinks Hitler's New Conservatism Will Curb ...
- GREEK ARMY LEADER SEIZES GOVERNMENT TO BAR MONARCHIST; Plastiras, Who Deposed King In 1922, Sets Up ...
- New Cabinet Takes Control.; DICTATOR SEIZES POWER IN GREECE
- CERMAK SUCCUMBS TO ASSASSIN'S SHOT; With Family at Side, He Dies at Miami as Result of Bullet Meant ...
- 46,427 Fewer Unemployed In Britain During February
- Holiday Held Up $6,000,000 Gold Shipment; Space Engaged, but Paris Sailed Without It
- KRUG LOSES POWER AS NASSAU LEADER; Remains Titular Chief, but Is to Be Deprived of State and Federal ...
- CAR FOUND; GEMS MISSING; Visitors at Inauguration Report Theft of $14,000 in Jewelry.
- New Head of Constabulary Begins Clean-Up in Philippines
- O'BRIEN 'USURPED' POWER ON BUDGET; Estimate Board Took Right From McKee, but Failed to Draft Document ...
- RAMSEY QUITS POST OVER $10,000 LOAN; But Head of Port Authority Declines to Accept His Resignation. ...
- WOMAN SHOT DEAD BY BOY, 12, AT PLAY; Guest Victim of Pistol Kept in Home for "Emergency" by Father of ...
- Pinchot 'Caught' by Holiday; Has 95 Cents in Washington
- INLAND TERMINAL SHOWS BIG GAINS; Volume and Variety of Traffic Handled at Depot Set New Record in February. ...
- SEA LURES IDLE PURSER.; Villar of the lie de France Plans "Busman's Holiday."
- 2,000 VISIT NEW LINER.; Guests of Line on Quean of Bermuda -- Public Invited Today.
- SEEKS REPAIRS TO COAST.; Jersey Board to Ask $1,500,000 to Improve Storm-Ravaged Shore.
- Head of Printing House Ends Life
- SENATE DEMOCRATS TO ORGANIZE TODAY; Choice of President Pro Tem Is Chief Question as Members Prepare ...
- Stedman Gets Medal Tomorrow.
- ROCKEFELLER CENTER REPORTS TWO LEASES; Union News Company and Publishers' Agent Rent Commercial Space.
- Urge Work on Hudson Bridge.
- Purchases Brooklyn Taxpayer.
- Small Housing Properties Go to New Owners.
- Buys Home at St. Albans.
- Buys Long Island City Houses.
- 300TH YEAR MARKED BY CHURCH SCHOOL; Collegiate Institution, Oldest of Kind in Country, Holds a Service ...
- Brewers Rent Fortieth St. Offices.
- Long Island Realty Meeting.
- TRADING DECLINES IN COTTON SPOTS; Outside Factors Felt in South With Contract Market in New Orleans ...
- LOSS FOR CANADA WIRE.; Dollar Sales Off 51% in 1932, but Tonnage Only 19%.
- STOCK AVERAGE LOWER.; " Fisher Index" Reports Fifth Consecutive Weekly Decline.
- COMMODITY AVERAGE IS LITTLE CHANGED; Index Number Small Fraction Lower -- Decline in British and Italian ...
- LACK OF FINANCING RETARDS BUILDING; Dearth of Mortgage Money Cited in Reply to Lumber Man's Questionnaire. ...
- ARGENTINE WHEAT RISES.; Corn Stronger, Flaxseed Declines -- Grain Exports Lighter.
- HOG PRICES HIGHER AS RECEIPTS DROP; Shipments to Chicago Last Week Held to Lowest Volume Since Last ...
- CORN FOLLOWS WHEAT UP.; Speculative Buying Increases -- Oats Prices Off for Week.
- Plan Drive for Soviet Recognition.
- GERMANY'S 'DOLLAR BONDS'; Home Comment on Hugenberg's Statement Regarding Program.
- GERMAN ELECTION CHECKS INDUSTRY; Reaction in the Consumption Trades Reported Since November -- Buyers ...
- BETHLEHEM STEEL PAID NO 1932 BONUS; Annual Report Points Out Payment Was Suspended Under Modified Plan. ...
- GERMAN PRICES HIGHER.; Second Consecutive Weekly Advance in Official Index Number.
- PRICES RISE SHARPLY ON BERLIN MARKETS; Public Thought to Be Buying Stocks -- Bonds Strong on Shortage ...
- FINANCING RUSSIAN TRADE.; German Syndicates Arranging for Large Settlements.
- French Revenue Smaller.
- STOCKS LOWER AT LONDON; But Prices Are Well Above Those of Year Ago.
- RISE IN MONEY HERE NOT AFFECTING LONDON; Increased Credit Supplies From Gold Imports Hold Down British Rates.
- DUTCH MARKET CALM ABOUT AMERICAN NEWS; Doubts if Gold Export From Here Will Last -- Business in Holland ...
- STEEL OPERATIONS DROP.; Level Now 15% of Capacity, Magazine Reports. BANKING SITUATION CUTS STEEL BUYING
- APPEALS TO ADVERTISERS.; National Group Stresses Their Responsibility to Publishers.
- Starts Gasoline Train Service.
- Bankruptcies in Germany Fewer.
- WHEAT SENTIMENT BULLISH IN CHICAGO; Eastern Interests Lead Buying, Following Crop Scares in the Southwest. ...
- FRAZER EARNINGS REDUCED FOR YEAR; Decline to $111,477 in 1932 Laid to Poor Market for Paper and Lumber. ...
- ASK BUSINESS MAN AS ENVOY OF TRADE; Manufacturers Urge Naming of Expert as Delegate to World Economic ...
- URGES MINIMUM WAGE LAW; Bay State Official Condemns Factory Pay for Women.
- GOLD ACCUMULATING IN BANK OF ENGLAND; Present Holdings L30,500,000 Above January -- Banking Reserve ...
- OUR BANKING CRISIS AS EUROPE SEES IT; Rapid Extension of Moratorium Made General Run on Banks Inevitable. ...
- FINANCIAL MARKETS; The New York "Banking Moratorium" and Its Bearing on the General Situation.
- VARIOUS VIEWS HELD OF SITUATION HERE; Government's Attitude Toward Banks Criticized -- Berlin Bank Thinks ...
- LONDON UNSETTLED BY WEEK'S EVENTS; Markets Depressed by Our Difficulties and by Other Foreign Problems. ...
- FEW NEW LOANS AT LONDON; February Issues Smallest for the Month Since the War.
- Foreign Financial Judgment Of New Administration's Task
- PUZZLED OVER SEQUEL TO GERMAN ELECTION; Other European Markets Find It Difficult to Guess at Probable Results.
- CROP PROSPECTS POOR.; Winter Wheat 'Vest of Missouri River in Low Condition. WHEAT SENTIMENT BULLISH ...
- Article 9 -- No Title
- THE REICHSBANK'S RATE.; Borrowings on "Day Loans" at Berlin, Since Reduction Expected.
- FRENCH GOLD EXPORTS ARE GOING TO LONDON; Most Foreign Exchanges Favor Paris, but London Pays a Varying ...
- Excited Movement in Exchange Market; British Treasury Fights Rise in Sterling
- Low Prices Hit American Smelting in 1932; Caused $4,506,175 Loss, Says Guggenheim
- PRESENT CRISIS AND 1926.; Paris Sees No Analogy With Situation in France 7 Years Ago.
- BANKING SITUATION CUTS STEEL BUYING; Drop in Demand Also Laid to Withholding of Orders Until After Inauguration. ...
- BERLIN IS NOT HIT BY TROUBLES HERE; German Markets Hold Firm, Despite Unsettling Influences From Numerous ...
- Petroleum, Gold Gained in 1932.
- GAIN FOR STAPLES SHOWN IN CHICAGO; Tonnage Sales to Merchants Are Slightly in Excess of Last Year. BANKING ...
- BROWNING IN ACTION.; Defends Title Against Stein on Mat in Garden Tonight.
- LE MINISTRE TAKES FAIR GROUNDS TEST; Triumphs Over Red Vamp and Baggataway in Feature, and Pays $18.40.
- Faveau Victor in Road Run.
- Article 8 -- No Title
- BAHAMAS IS VICTOR OVER PILLOW FIGHT; New Zealand Racer, in First Start at Agua Caliente, Loses by a Head.
- Article 7 -- No Title
- MARK STORE ANNIVERSARY.; Bergdorf Goodman Five Years in Its New 5th Av. Building.
- RESIDENT OFFICES REPORT ON TRADE; Activity in Wholesale Markets Curbed by Bank Troubles Last Week. PRODUCERS ...
- CLOTH MARKETS "CLEAN."; Textile Organon Reports Current Stocks in Balanced State.
- Manufacturing Stock Sales.
- May Reopen Friday.
- Receipts Show Increase.
- WANDERERS IN 3-3 TIE; Americans Also Play Deadlock in Soccer Double-Header.
- Gertsmayer Is First Home.
- MANHATTAN CLUB SCORES.; Beats C.C.N.Y and Keeps Lead in Metropolitan Chess Play.
- TWO RACE TRACKS SUSPEND MEETINGS; Fair Grounds Cancels Today's Card Because of the Banking Situation. ...
- Havana to Continue Meet.
- MALOLO CAPTURES HAVANA FEATURE; Beats Cambridgeshire by Half Length in $2,500 Added Grand Drawing Handicap. ...
- GERMAN-HUNGARIANS WIN.; Conquer Swanton by 4-0 to Gain Semi-Final in Cup Soccer.
- Heuser to Finish Training Here.
- ENGEN'S MARK ACCEPTED.; Western Group Recognizes 281-Foot Ski Jump as Record.
- CUB RALLY IN NINTH TOPS GIANTS, 3 TO 2; Pass, Two Singles and Fly Off Spencer Yield Two Tallies in Final ...
- ST. NICKS SUBDUE PHILADELPHIA SIX; Launch Swift Attack to Beat Comets, 6 to 1, at Garden Before 4,000.
- Coliseum Bouts Postponed.
- Facts and Fancies.
- CLARKS ARE FIRST IN DINGHY REGATTA; Allan Wins in Class A, Brother Ted in Class B of Eastern Frostbite ...
- P.M.C. LISTS TEN GAMES.; Cadet Nine Has Three Veteran Pitchers Out for Squad.
- SATRE TAKES SKI TROPHY.; Triumphs in Jumping Competition at Lucerne, Quebec.
- YALE FACES A HARD TASK.; Princeton Favored to Win Swim Meet on Saturday.
- DINGHY RACES CANCELED.; Manhasset Bay Regatta Called Off When Few Sailors Appear.
- PHILS' PROSPECTS BRIGHT.; Shotton Pleased With Showing of His Recruit Hurlers.
- Wright and Fearing Annex Court Tennis Doubles Title
- RUTH UNRELENTING ON $25,000 SLASH; Declares He Has No Intention of Accepting $50,000 Yankee Contract. ...
- Letourner and Debaets Honored at Dinner; Garden Bike Race Receipts About $100,000
- Brooklyn Prep Cards Games.
- Akron Five Wins Pro Title.
- TO PROMOTE RACING.; New Group Formed to Stage Motor Events at Woodbridge.
- TAYLOR, FREDERICK JOIN THE DODGERS; Thompson Also Reaches Camp Where Players Enjoy Rest After Strenuous Week.
- PIRATES DRILL ON SLIDING.; First Yannigan-Regular Game Will Be Played Today.
- TWO TEAMS SELECTED.; Athletics to Pay First Training Season Game Today.
- McHugh's 89 Best at Rye.
- Pettit Triumphs at Lido Club.
- DETROIT SIX VICTOR, 2-0.; Goodfellow Stars as Senators Are Beaten Before 8,000.
- Babylon Shoot to Dewey.
- Mole Wins at Amityville.
- Crescent Test to Kilpatrick.
- BRONX SIX SCORES 5-4.; New Champions Down N.Y.A.C. In Game at the Coliseum.
- Honors at Larchmont to Hunt.
- Rod and Gun
- MAPLE LEAFS IN FRONT.; Turn Back Black Hawks, 2 to 1, in Rough Game at Chicago.
- NEW MARKS LIKELY IN BIG TEN GAMES; Hornbostel Will Be Lone Defending Champion in Meet on Friday and Saturday.
- BOSTON OVERCOMES RANGER SIX, 2 TO 1; Free-for-All Fight Breaks Out in Last Period of Tense Contest at ...
- Canisius Quintet Triumphs.
- Utica Second Rink Wins Stockton Trophy In Annual Curling Tourney at Brookline
- DUFFICY'S 93 TOPS N.Y.A.C. GUNNERS; Leads Field of 26 While Garino Beats Sanman in Fourth Shoot-Off ...
- MORELAND GOLF VICTOR.; Texan Overcomes Vinson by 8 and 7 In New Orleans Final.
- THOMPSON GAINS IN SWIM SCORING; Navy Ace Now Tied With Jennings of Columbia for Lead in League Competition. ...
- Yale, Aided by Sophomores, Won Indoor Meet for the First Time; Brown Outstanding in Elis' Narrow Triumph ...
- TITLE AT STAKE TONIGHT.; Ohio State Can Win Big Ten Honors by Beating Indiana Five.
- BIRD WINS AT SIWANOY.; Defeats Thralls, 4 and 3, In Final of Snow Birds Golf.
- COLUMBIA PLAYS TONIGHT.; Quintet Meets Dartmouth In Its Final League Game.
- Soviet Anniversary Picture.
- NIKKEL DISPLACED BY PRINCETON MEN; Fairman, Seibert Tie for Lead in Basketball League Scoring With 92 ...
- RUNYAN'S 266 WINS IN GOLF AT MIAMI; Finishes With 65 and 68 to Lead Field by 10 Strokes in $5,000 Open. ...
- NEW PRODUCING FIRM IS HAYMARKET, LTD.; Chester Erskin and Milton Shubert Plan to Give Not Less Than ...
- GOODWIN RETAINS DIXIE GOLF TITLE; Youngster Conquers Chase by 1 Up in 36-Hole Final on Miami Links.
- HUGHES GOLF VICTOR.; Takes Low Net at Meadow Club for Sixth Time.
- Columbia to Start Football.
- Leo Carrillo as a Reprehensible but Picturesque Race Track Gambler -- Another Unfortunate Mother.
- Anita Stewart to Be Operated On.
- Vardi-Yoalit Farewell.
- The Best People" to Be Revived.
- HANSON WORK REPEATED.; Philharmonic Also Offers Wagner and Strauss.
- A Successful Choras Girl.
- Opera Concert Aids a Charity.
- Maria Olszewska in Recital.
- The League of Composers Heard.
- GALA FAREWELL BY MARY WIGMAN; Dancer Is Recalled a Dozen Times and Finally Has to Make a Speech. TO ...
- Recital Given by Artist Students.
- Frances Perkins in News Film.
- Concert Is Held In Westchester.
- Dramatic Class to Graduate.
- Jimmy (Schnozzle) Durante Careening Through a Musical Show Entitled "Strike Me Pink."
- Old Long Island Tavern Burns.
- Choir of 200 Sings in Mt. Vernon.
- Inauguration on the Screen.
- Realistic Italian Comedy.
- MOVES TO AMEND PENSION REFORMS; Citizens Budget Commission Revises Bills to Merge 12 Systems Here. SEES ...
- MT. EVEREST FLIERS SEPARATED IN STORM; Party Reunited at Bushire on Persian Gulf -- Government Regulations ...
- RESCUE 11 FIREMEN TRAPPED BY FLAMES; Lieutenant and Driver Risk Lives in Central Park West Apartment ...
- Blast Damages Jersey Theatre.
- Alfonso to Return to Europe.
- EMERGENCY COLLEGE INVITES STUDENTS; Westchester Project of State School Board to Provide Free Day Courses.
- Will Rogers Sees the Nation United and Even Happy Again
- WALL CUT TO RESCUE DOG.; Animal Extricated From Areaway After Fall From Roof.
- SAYS NATION NEEDS IDEALS OF WILSON; Josephus Daniels at Memorial Services in Capital Recalls War Chief's ...
- DESMOND PRESSES CITY CHARTER BILL; Sponsor of Seabury Revision Plan Points to 'Urgent Need' and $750,000 ...
- Heads Group to Aid Palestine.
- BACK ANTI-WAR MEASURE.; Citizens Here Endorse Resolution to Ban Conflict as Illegal.
- CRAVATH ON RADIO IN PLEA FOR OPERA; Metropolitan Can No Longer Rely on Rich, He Says, but Must Have ...
- Harnett Asks Police to Curb Excessive Speed of Bases
- PRINCE GAGARIN IS HURT.; His Sister, Princess Sonia, and 5 Companions Injured In Crash.
- BACK TO THE FARM IS TREND OF SLUMP; Hoover Committee Reports the Rural Population Has Returned to 1910 ...
- ASK BAN ON NIGHT PARKING; Uptown Commerce Chamber Members Urge Police to Act.
- Will Give Shaffer Lectures at Yale.
- RIG STRAIT-JACKET TO EVICT HUGE FISH; Aquarium Attendants Have a Device Ready This Time for Moving 350-Pound ...
- FEWER HUNTER GIRLS PLAN TO BE TEACHERS; Questionnaire Among Freshmen Shows Growing Tendency to Seek ...
- THUGS KIDNAP TWO TO ROB GAS STATION; Bind Newark Taxi Driver in Cab, Drive It to Hold-Up and Take Victim ...
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- VETERANS' RELIEF UP TO ROOSEVELT; Hoover Veto Killed Measure Carrying $966,838,634 for Ex-Soldiers' ...
- J.I. STRAUS OFFERS A CODE FOR CRISIS; Pleads for Confidence in Roosevent and the Banks -- Asks Normal Conduct.
- Roosevelt, in First Presidential Radio Talk, Urges Veterans to Sacrifice Now as in War
- RAINEY HOLDS BEER LIKELY BY APRIL 1; New Speaker Says Vote Legalizing Beverage Is Possible in House ...
- Girl Ends Life After Overstudy.
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- ' MADAM SECRETARY' MISS PERKINS'S CHOICE; She Declares at White House Reception Title Is Preferable ...
- LIBRARY CUTS DOWN BOOK WITHDRAWALS; Limits Cardholders to Two Volumes at a Time -- Six Allowed Formerly.
- Engagements
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- DON JUAN G. GOMEZ, CUBAN LEADER, DIES; Patriot, Former Senator, Writer and Early Member of Insurrectionists ...
- WILLIAM G. FURLONG..; Broker Once Manager of Gas Company at Albany.
- H. L. BOGERT: DIES; REALTY LAWYER; Trustee of the Queens Cqanty Savings Bank of Flushing for the Last ...
- EDWARD H. JOHNSON.; Native of Greenwich Wae Son of a Former Partner of Edison.
- HARRY STEAD BASTIAN.; One of the Early Developers of Miami Beach, Fla., Was 57.
- COL. W. F. RICHARDS, BANKER, DIES AT. 66; Colorado Springs Resident Vic- tim of Embolism After Leav- ...
- RISE IN DEATH RATE OF NATION PREDICTED; Public Health Statistician Bases Belief on Increase in Persons ...
- BLAST ROCKS BROOME ST.; But Does Little Damage -- Police Views on Cause Vary.
- JAMES B. CRAWFORD.; Retired Oil and Gas Man of Western Pennsylvania.
- HOLD WALSH RITES IN SENATE TODAY; Roosevelt and High Officials Will Attend Services for the Late Montana ...
- G. N. BROTHERS FUNERAL; Courts, District Attorney's Office and Police Represented.
- Declaration of Independence In Individual Literary Taste
- There Is a Definite Line of Demarcation Between Public and Private Wealth Which We Do Not Realize.
- To Stop Hoarding.
- PROVIDE OLD-AGE PENSIONS; Laws In Indiana and Washington Reported by Association.
- DR. WMLESS BEAD; FAfflOGS PHYSICIAN; Knighted by King George and Also Honored by India for Public Services. ...
- Long Service on Bench.
- Adding to All Languages.
- Not Mr. Norris's Words.
- YORKVILLE FOLK OLDER.; 28% Above 45, Against Only 21% In City as a Whole.
- The Red Menace.
- Topics of The Times
- BANK OF U.S. STORY IS RETOLD IN BOOK; " Little Napoleons and Dummy Directors," by M.R. Werner, Traces ...
- URGES SPIRITUAL FASTING.; Rev. Arthur Wilde Decries Physical Abstinence in Lent.
- POLISH SERVICE HELD IN ST. MARK'S CHURCH; Father Krupski Seeks to Form an Old Catholic Congregation ...
- SIN AND GOVERNMENT.; Rulers Are Needed to Combat Man's Greed, British Priest Says.
- FINDS MORE CHRISTHOOD.; Rev. J.W. Houch Holds Slump Has Brought Out People's Heroism
- DR. COFFIN SAYS GOD SEEKS TO FIND MAN; Asserts Deity Takes Initiative in Fellowship Between Heaven and ...
- PRAYER MEETING IN WALL ST. URGED; Dr. Peale Declares It Would Solve the Depression in Twenty-four Hours.
- CORRUPT POLITICS SCORED BY PRIEST; Father Smyth Assails Charity That Is Only a Cloak for Exploiting ...
- HARVARD ADVOCATE MOVING; New Quarters the Gift of Trustees -- Form of Magazine to Be Changed.
- DR. FOSDICK WARNS REFORM IS NEEDED; Loss of Public Confidence Is Back of Our Present Troubles, He Declares. ...
- Prosperous Are Urged to Live During Lent Like Those Who Have Barely Enough Food
- DR. SOCKMAN CALLS FOR A NEW SYSTEM; Declares Need of Nation Is Not a New Deal, but a 'New Came With ...
- PEOPLE IN TWO CLASSES.; Dr. Fleming Says We Either Fear Life or Accept Its Challenge.
- ROOSEVELT HAILED BY CLERGY OF CITY; Bishop Manning and Others Call Upon Whole Nation to Give Him Full ...
- TREXLER OPENS CHAPEL.; Dedicatory Services Are Held in Fire House in Merrick.
- MONEY NOT POWER.'; Dr. Stockdale Advises Study of 'Secret' of Jesus and Gandhi.
- CHRIST AS MAN AND GOD.; Jesus Co-Equal and Co-Eternal With Deity, Haldeman Says.
- RELIGIOUS FADS DECRIED.; Dr. Enelow Insists Sociology Can Never Replace Theology.
- Club to Hear J.F. Fanning.
- Likens Christ to Keystone.
- Fraternity Alumni to Entertain.
- GEN. PERSHING QUITS ECONOMY LEAGUE; He Explains That Duties With Battle Monuments Group Prompts Resignation. ...
- Republican Women Albany Guests
- PLANS FOR DRIVE PUSHED.; Salvation Army, About to Start Its Appeal, Finds Need Rising.
- To Aid Needy Writers and Artists.
- Annual Dance for Charity.
- PINEHURST MAN WINS RACE; Southern Pines Losers Pay in Scrip After Five-Mile Run.
- FOR THE PROSPERITY SHOP; Debutantes to Assist Today at Annual Luncheon and Bridge.
- BENEFITS PLANNED FOR 3 CHARITIES; Party Will Be Held at Home of Mrs. A.M. Anderson to Aid Children's ...
- CLUB TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE; Many Events Planned for This Week at Kips Bay Boys Club.
- Social Activities in New York and Elsewhere
- Events of the Week.
- BARBARA L BAKER ENGAGED TO WED; Madison Girl's Betrothal to Dr. George L. Taylor Announced by Her Parents.
- Work of French Artists on View
- MISS MARY WISTER MARRIED TO ARTIST; Novelist's Daughter, a Poet, Becomes Bride of Andrew Das- bar g ...
- MARION N. LYON TO BE WED APRIL 8; She Will Be Married to Lieut. J. W. Sessums Jr. in Chapel of Duke ...
- Society Receives Communion.
- Art Lectures.
- ClarkuAlbert.
- ROOSEVELTS HOSTS AT THE WHITE HOUSE; Friends Join the Family at Luncheon -- Tea Given for New York Women.
- Article 6 -- No Title
- King George Kept in Palace Because of a Slight Cold
- P.A.S. FRANKLINS FETED IN FLORIDA; Mr. and Mrs. Willard S. Brown Entertain for Them at Boca Raton Club. ...
- Bombings at Santa Clara.
- 500 HOMES WRECKED IN PUERTO RICO FLOOD; Scores Missing in Mayaguez Feared Washed to Sea -- Government ...
- GIFT TAX DUE MARCH 15.; Any Person Who Made Donations Above $5,000 Must File Return.
- IRISH VILLAGERS ROUT DUBLIN 'REDS'; Protest of Order to Deport an American Ends in Riot After Priests ...
- MRS. W.W. HOPPIN HOSTESS; Gives Reception Today for Young Members of Lighthouse Players.
- ALL REFUGEES QUIT LEGATIONS IN CUBA; Two Professors Are Last to Leave -- Brother of One Had Been Arrested. ...
- Girl Seized as Texas Fugitive.
- King Carol Has Severe Cold.
- American Force in Tientsin.
- Fear for American Missionary.
- Article 5 -- No Title
- LEAGUE MAY SEAT CHINA IN COUNCIL; Japan Risks Permanent Loss of Status if She Leaves Geneva, as Expected.
- TO ASK EMBARGO SUPPORT; Britain May End Arms Ban if Other Nations Refuse, to join.
- Planes Bomb the Chinese.
- Nanking Crowds Urge Death For Jehol Governor Who Fled
- Dictatorship Now Seen.
- PERU HOLDS BACK ON LETICIA PEACE; Accepts League Plan Except for Use of Colombians as International ...
- CHANG'S MEN BAR CHINESE RETREAT; Captain Thomason Finds Troops Closing Great Wall Gates to Jehol 'Defenders.' ...
- Article 4 -- No Title
- BOY, 17, DROWNS IN AUTO.; Companion Escapes a Car Runs into Creek on Long Island.
- Japanese Sailors Are Guarded In Manila to Bar Clashes
- NEW CHINESE ENVOY ARRIVES IN MOSCOW; Dr. Yen Doubts Soviet Will Join League's Committee of 19 -- Sees ...
- SWISS BAR HITLER FOES.; Border Guards Increased to Prevent Them Fleeing Reich.
- FLEET PUTS OUT AT DAWN.; Four Days of Manoeuvres Start This Morning on West Coast.
- VENIZELISTS LEAD IN GREEK ELECTION; Communists Lose Strength in North -- Royalist Propa- ganda loses.
- Spanish Reds Shout 'Down Hitler.'
- BULGARIAN EXILES RETURN.; Riot Greets Ex-Members of Stam bulisky Cabinet.
- HITLER'S VICTORY SHOCK TO FRENCH; They Hoped for Repudiation of Dictatorship by Germans in Yesterday's ...
- BERLIN IS ANXIOUS AS GERMANS VOTE; Rumor That Hindenburg Spent Afternoon Outside Capital With Troops ...
- REICH TAKES OVER RULE OF HAMBURG; Seizes Police Power in the Free City and in State of Thuringia Under ...
- WOMAN LEAPS OFF FERRY.; Two Launch Crews Search Waters for Her Body.
- ACTRESS ENDS HER LIFE.; Polly Thompson Takes Gas -- Note Apologizes to Landlady.
- OFFICES OF JEWS RAIDED.; District Headquarters In Three German Cities Invaded by Nazis.
- LONDON EXPECTED VICTORY BY HITLER; Repressive Measures of German Nazis Were Foreseen as Decisive in Election.
- Shot by Hold-Up Man, Dies.
- Standing of the Reich Parties
- Mrs. Insull Now in Athens.
- VANDERLIP FAVORS END OF GOLD BASIS; Committee Headed by Him Offers Plan to Reform Banking System. ASKS ...
- Paris Looks for Decline.
- Polish Banks Not Buying Dollars.
- ENGLAND APPLAUDS ROOSEVELT SPEECH; London Newspapers Hopeful of Action Following Militancy of Inaugural ...
- HOLIDAY IN JERSEY EXTENDED BY MOORE; Indicates Banks Will Be Closed Till Government Acts to Meet Emergency.
- HOOVER SECLUDED, GETS 12-HOUR SLEEP; Motors to Connecticut for Lunch, Sees a Few Friends in Guarded ...
- Japan Closes Exchanges.
- PRESIDENT SPENDS 2 HOURS AT CHURCH; With Family He Worships Again in St. Thomas Pew He Used as Secretary ...
- How Members From This Area Voted in Congress Last Week
- UNDER AGE FOR THE HOUSE; Capital Wonders Whether Ellenbogen Will Be Seated.
- ALL BANKS IN CUBA CLOSED FOR 3 DAYS; Puerto Rico Decrees Similar Holiday Because of the Suspension Here. ...
- LONDON EXPECTED TO OPEN MARKETS; Crisis Here Purely Domestic, Says Stamp -- Little Fear Felt for the ...
- Banks Asked Action in Cuba.
- Article 2 -- No Title
- HOOVER MISSES NEWS.; Retires Before the President Issues Bank Proclamation.
- Puerto Rico Decrees Holiday.
- TOURISTS CLING TO MONEY.; Many at Cairo Hold on to Dollars as Exchange Fluctuates.
- Philippine Banks Open.
- Closing Amazes the Argentine.
- Article 3 -- No Title
- Pasadena Hotel Issues Scrip To Stranded Millionaires
- ITALIANS WELCOME ROOSEVELT PROGRAM; Turin Newspaper Says President Is Following Principles Established ...
- LEHMAN PUTS NEEDS IN THIS STATE FIRST; Policy in Bank Crisis Aims at Quickly Supplying Means for Payrolls ...
- SCRIP FOR PHILADELPHIA.; $1 to $50 Certificates Probably Will Be Ready Tomorrow.
- LACK OF CASH PUTS STRAIN ON DETROIT; Fourth Bankless Week Finds City Reaching Point Where Some Action ...
- Article 1 -- No Title
- NATION ONLY TWICE OFF GOLD STANDARD; First Suspension Caused by the Civil War and Second Came Early in 1917.
- Plea of Banks Read in Churches.
- STRANDED IN MONTREAL.; American Tourists Find Paper Money Temporarily Worthless.
- 480 Banking Institutions in New York State Listed Eleven and a Half Billions Deposits Jan. 1
- Berkshire Banks Await Certificates.
- EXTRA POLICE HELD READY FOR SERVICE; Mulrooney Restores Reserve System to Assure Adequate Protection ...
- CLERGYMEN APPROVE BANK HOLIDAY HERE; Mgr. Lavelle Warns Against Alarm -- Dr. Reisner Would Take Citizenship ...
- PENNSYLVANIA AWAITS DECISION AT CAPITAL; Bankers Meet in Philadelphia and Agree Concerted Action Is ...
- ACT TO KEEP TRADE MOVING IN CHICAGO; Clearing House Scrip Prepared -- Reserve Bank to Open Currency ...
- PREPARE IN ALBANY TO ACT ON BANKS; Legislators Return to Capital and Await Lehman Move for State Program. ...
- Nassau Takes Precautions.
- One Church Omits Collection; Others Take Checks, I.O.U.'s
- STICKERS PASTED ON BANKS.; Policemen Are Ordered to Halt Socialist Propaganda.
- KILLED IN PAY CHECK ROW.; Hawaiian Pushed Through Window as Friend Upbraids Him.
- Thousands of Chinese Dead.; JAPANESE PUSH 0N IN FIERCE FIGHTING
- ROOSEVELT MEETS GOVERNORS TODAY; Conference Will Centre on Bank Problem -- Confidence in President Apparent. ...
- Relief Wages Will Be Paid Despite Holiday, Gibson Says
- BANKS HERE ACT AT ONCE; City Scrip to Be Ready Today or Tomorrow to Replace Currency. EMERGENCY STEP ...
- Roosevelt Proclamation Calling Congress To Meet in Extra Session Thursday Noon
- Governors to Confer in July.
- USE OF SCRIP AUTHORIZED; President Takes Steps Under Sweeping Law of War Time. PRISON FOR GOLD HOARDER ...
- The President's Bank Proclamation
- BEWILDERED CITY STILL PAYS IN CASH; Faces Use of Scrip Calmly and Continues to Patronize the Theatres ...
- ON GOLD STANDARD, WOODIN DECLARES; Other High Officials Concur in His View of Suspending Payments for ...
- Front Page 1 -- No Title
- Mob Attacked Stalin's Home In Wide Revolt, Tokyo Hears
- JAPANESE PUSH ON IN FIERCE FIGHTING; CHINA CLOSES WALL; Jehol Forces Offer Stoutest Resistance of Campaign ...
- CERMAK NEAR END; LAPSES INTO COMA; Death Is Imminent From Shot Aimed by Zangara at Roosevelt. FAMILY ...
- HITLER BLOC WINS A REICH MAJORITY; RULES IN PRUSSIA; Stay-at-Homes Turn Out and Give Government 52% ...
- NO FORECLOSURE ACTIONS.; Loans Not Called by North River Savings Bank.
- England's Oldest Bishop.
- Realty Firm's Anniversary.
- VAST QUANTITIES OF PAPER ARE USED; History of Its Origin and Development Traced by Railroad. AMERICAN ...
- RENOVATION WORK CONTINUES HEAVY; Remodeling Projects Comprise 30 Per Cent of Construetion Total.
- VARIED AUCTION SALES.; Manhattan, Bronx and Brooklyn Parcels in McDonald List.
- EAST SIDE AUCTIONS.; Flats Predominate in Murphy's List of Thirteen Sales.
- WEST SIDE AUCTION.; Forty-S8cond Street Building in Brady List This Week.
- Bronx Parcels at Auction.
- East 72d Street Zoning.
- New Jersey Realty Meeting.
- Woman Heads Realty Board.
- Long Island Development.
- BUILDING GAIN PREDICTED.; ' Gradual Increase Is Looked For Burma the Rest of the Year.
- Brooklyn Architects Reorganize.
- Ask for Homes Built to Order.
- RING OF FACTORIES ENCIRCLES LONDON; Gravity Centres of Producers and Merchants Shifted in Industrial ...
- WOULD PAY LOANS ON DOLLAR VALUE; Mortgage Clause Is Suggested to Recognize Fluctuating Buying Power.
- McKee Will Be Toastmaster.
- Architects Pilot Sightseers.
- REALTY MEN STUDY LEGISLATIVE BILLS; State Association Retains Its Favorable View for Sales Tax. CALLED ...
- FIFTH AVENUE HOMES.; Only Four Remain Below Central Park, Says Edwin Goodman.
- Cabins at Candlewood Knolls.
- Heads Convention Committee.
- NEW CHURCH IN BROOKLYN; Contractor Receives $300,000 Order -- Stations for Staten Island.
- London Terrace Rentals.
- HOME OWNERS' SHOW PLANNED IN NEWARK; Building Materials Will Be the Feature in Exposition Opening on May 13.
- NOYES GIVES VIEWS ON BRAZIL TRADE; Foreign Countries, He Says, Outstrip America in Trade Activities. ...
- Takes New Ninth Street Offices.
- BUILDING COST CUT BY NEW METHOD; Introduction of Modern Connections for Making Timber Joints.
- Talk on Apartment Rentals.
- HOTEL OCCUPANCY.; Figures Showing the Trend of Business in New York.
- Model Housing Celebration.
- Kew Gardens Occupancy Record.
- EAST SIDE TRAFFIC.; New Regulations in Effect for Beekman Place Area.
- Weber Named Sales Director.
- REALTY ILLS NEED WISE COOPERATION; Must Treat Present Difficulties on Individual Merits, Says Harry ...
- Studying Smoke Nuisance.
- OWNERS SEEK RELIEF.; Loaning Company Asked to Reduce Interest Rate.
- Against Tax-Exempt Securities.
- Building at Teaneck.
- WOULD STANDARDIZE BUILDING RENTALS; Banker Tells Brooklyn Board Cooperation Is Needed to Stabilize Realty.
- Benefit to East 42d St. Traffic.
- OPPOSES LOAN GRANTS FOR CHEAP HOUSING; Tax-Exempt Projects Will Not Help Slums, Says Brooklyn Realty Official.
- TUITION ISSUE WEIGHED; Proposal for Fees in Public Schools Is Opposed by Carnegie Foundation Head
- A UNIVERSITY IN THE HIGHLANDS; Scotsmen Planning First Institution in the Region to Stimulate Interest ...
- Collegiate, Established in 1633, Has Lived Through Many Stirring Periods of Manhattan's History
- ARCHITECTS STUDY BOULEVARD PLANS; Borough President Harvey Urges Program to Develop New Queens Highway. ...
- IN CLASSROOM AND ON CAMPUS; With Mr. Roosevelt in Office, Harvard Now Holds the Record as the Alma Mater ...
- EDUCATORS ON A CRUSADE; School Men Are Rallying Their Forces to Ward Off Too Much Retrenchment
- FINANCIAL AID FOR MORTGAGES; Effect of New Realty Stabilization Corporation on the Present Market. HAS ...
- 5,000 FIDDLERS; University of Michigan Experiments With Mass Musical Education -- Results Called Surprising
- FACES THAT LURK IN SPACE; Television Observers in Indiana and Maine Look in on New York -- But a Cat ...
- EASE VERSUS FORMALITY; Loose and Geometric Lines Make Styles -- A Lack of Period Revivals Noted
- By Wireless from Paris
- A CLOSE-UP; Schiaparelli Voices Her Style Creed
- ASSYRIA AND PLUG HATS; From the Ancient to the Ultra-Modern in Sculpture -- Chicago Artists Exhibit
- A POSTSCRIPT TO THE INTERNATIONAL; A New Perspective on the Contradictory Movements in the Art of Today ...
- Letter to the Editor 2 -- No Title
- NEWLY RECORDED MUSIC: "TRISTAN"; Releases From This Opera -- Issues of Wagner's Non-Operatic Works
- THE DANCE: FOREIGN ART; As Shan-kar and Wigman End Seasons Here, Appreciation Is in Order -- Programs
- ACTIVITIES OF MUSICIANS; Hundredth "Tristan" of Present Regime as Metropolitan Season Closes -- Other Items
- WAGNER IN GERMANY; Fiftieth Anniversary Solemnly Observed Throughout Land -- The Early Works WAGNER ...
- " Radio Tickets" and a Tax on Receiving Sets Suggested
- OPERA SINGERS' FEES; Have Been in Proportion to Drawing Power of Artists at Metropolitan
- Letter to the Editor 1 -- No Title
- PROGRAMS OF THE WEEK; Season's Second "Parsifal" -- Philharmonic In Last Tour -- Ensembles and Recitalists
- MAUGHAM EPIGRAMS SPARKLE IN FILM; " Our Betters" Is a Most Successful Adaptation of the Play -- All ...
- THOSE GOLFERS OF THE GOOD OLD DAYS; Bob Jones and His Directors Dig Far Back Into History in the Filming ...
- NOTES ON CURRENT FILMS; Something of the Careers of Benita Hume, Ginger Rogers and Bruce Cabot
- FATE OF THE IDEALIST; In "American Dream" George O'Neil Describes the Closing of a Tradition -- Poet ...
- CHORISTER HALL JOHNSON; Notes on the Background of the Author of "Run, Little Chillun!" and Its Music
- Buy British.
- Mr. Colbourne Bristles.
- GOSSIP OF THE RIALTO; Miss Hayes, Mr. Marshall and Miss Best to Appear Next Season for Mr. Miller -- ...
- Party at Lake Placid -- Toronto's Meet
- THE MAKE-UP OF CABINETS: HOW THE STATES HAVE CONTRIBUTED; An Analysis of the Membership of Forty-two ...
- IN 'PARADISE'; Charleston Gardens Now at Height
- PURE AIR IN TRAVELING AIM OF NEW YORK GROUP; Committee Plans Educational Campaign to Improve Ventilation ...
- Many American Owners to Be Represented in the Annual Event -- A Golf Tourney Comes Tuesday
- WEIGHS FEE FOR TRUCKS; Would Base Assessment On the Extra Cost of Highways Entailed
- Many Social Affairs -- At Other Centres
- Aikeii Golfers Will Have Two Tourneys
- FOR SPRING SALES DRIVE; Makers Act to End 'Buying Deadlock' -- Other News Of the Week
- SEEKS MAIL PAY CHANGE; Kelly Amendment Would Restore Pound-Mile Basis, Cut Cost
- NEW USE FOR A PENCIL; It Can Be Made to Start and Control Electric Arcs
- MANCHURIA'S CLIMATE; A Plan for Making It Milder Proposed by a Russian
- AMERICA IS AIR LEADER; Surpasses Rest of World In Air Transport -- Lag In Military Buying
- FOUR YEARS OF HOOVER: A REPLY TO STROTHER; Senator Lewis Challenges the Claims Made for the Ex-President ...
- LOURDES ENDS 75 YEARS AS A GOAL OF PILGRIMS; A Visitor Describes the Town to Which Thousands Go Daily, ...
- INGENUITY OF RACES; French Found Most Inventive in a Carnegie Survey
- DISPUTE OVER LETICIA HAS DEEP-LYING ROOTS; Area Holds Riches and Fascination for Its Peruvian Inhabitants ...
- THE BICYCLE COMES AROUND THE CORNER; It Is Called to Serve Again in a Time of Distress, but Can It Bring ...
- PROPOSED MINIMUM WAGE LAW A BLOW AIMED AT SWEATSHOPS; The Revival of the Evil, as Reported in Many States, ...
- UNCERTAIN DAYS FOR BOLD RACKETEERS; Though Repeal Looms They Still Live in The Style of the Whisky Baron ...
- TABLE SETTINGS THROUGH THE CENTURIES; Changes in Tableware Since the Days of Wooden Plates Are Shown ...
- AMERICA'S NEW, AND SPIRITUAL, FRONTIER; The Place to Which We Have Come and the Ventures Which Challenge ...
- TEN VAST PROBLEMS THAT ROOSEVELT FACES; Few of Our Presidents Have Been Called Upon to Meet Issues Such ...
- THE RISKS JAPAN HAS ASSUMED IN PURSUING A SOLITARY COURSE; ' A Survey of These Dangers, With the Reasoning ...
- INFLATION VERSUS SOUND MONEY: THE PAST AND PRESENT; An Examination of Previous Periods of Acute Depression ...
- GREEK ART: A CHALLENGE TO THE IDEAL OF THE AGES; The Story of Famous Sculptures Retold in the Light ...
- Professor Opik Puts In an Estimate of 3,000,000,000 Years -- Inventive Races
- Old Papermaking; OLD PAPERMAKING IN CHINA AND JAPAN. By Dard Hunter Illustrated with 37 reproductions ...
- AGAIN THE GREAT WALL ECHOES TO WAR; For Centuries China's Horny-Backed Dragon Has Been a Vast Physical ...
- THE POWER OF THE PRESIDENCY; The Chief Executive May Choose for Himself the Part He Will Play in Directing ...
- THE SPOTLIGHT CATCHES A SHY DIPLOMAT; Sir Ronald Lindsay, Now Immersed in Debt Negotiations, Has Long ...
- SEEING THE UNSEEN. By Robert Disraeli. With Micro-Monographs by thr Author. 142 pp. New York: The John ...
- SCOTTY: THE ADVENTURES OF A HIGHLAND FOX. By Frances Pitt. With Many Illustrations by Persia Kirmse. ...
- RUSSIA'S CAMPAIGN TO KEEP IVAN SOBER; How Propaganda Has Replaced Prohibition in the Soviet Effort to ...
- THE TORCH DEMOCRACY KEEPS ALIGHT; Jefferson's Inspiration, Says John W. Davis, Is Still the Beacon Of ...
- Notes on Rare Books
- THE MASTER MONKET. By Dhan Gopal Mukerji. Illustrated by florenct Weber. 261 pp. New York: E.P, Duttan ...
- BLIMPS AND SUCH. By Dorothy Baruch and Many Children Who Are Still Very Young. Pictures by Elizabeth ...
- Young New Yorkers; THE BRASS CANNON. By Charles Allen Smart. 232 pp. New York : W.W. Norton & Co., ...
- Unknown Britain; THE UNKNOWN ISLAND. By S.P.B. Mais. Illustrated. 332 pp. New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons. ...
- A WORLD PASSED BY Scenes and Memories of Jewish Civilization in Europe and North Africa. By Marvin Lowenthal. ...
- American Cities; MINUTE GLIMPSES OF AMERICAN CITIES. By Herbert S. Kates. Foreword by Dr. John B. Finley. ...
- South Sea Insects; BUNTING INSECTS IN THE SOUTH SEAS. By Evelyn Cheerman. Illustrated. 243 pp. New York: ...
- Jesus's Personality; THE DRAMATIC PERSONALITY OF JBSUS. By Knight Dunlap and Robert Sutherland Gill. ...
- Youth and Travel; YOUTH LOOKS AT THE WORLD. By Basil A. Fletcher. 314 pp. New York: Frederck A. Stokes ...
- WITH HEARTS COURAGEOUS. By Edna Kenton. With illustrations by Raphael Dotctor. 313 pp. New York: Liveright, ...
- The Blind; THE BUND IN SCHOOL AND SOCIETY. A Psychological Study. By Thomas D. Cuts -- worth. 263 pp. ...
- GETAWAT. By Leslie Charterts. 3O7 pp. New York: Doubleday, Dorun & Co. $2.
- HIDE AND SEEK. By Colver Harris. 266 pp. New York: if Minton, Balch & Co. $2.
- Exotic Tales; ARABESQUE, By Eleanor Mercein (Mrs. Kelly,) Illustrated, 334 pp. New York, Harper & ...
- THE TUESDAY CLUB MURDERS. By Agatha Christie. 253 pp. New York: Dodd, Mead & Co. $2.
- DEATH AND THE PROFESSORS. By Kathleen Sproul. 242 pp. New York: E.P. Dutton & Co. $2.
- Round the Ritz Bar; MOON IN THE WEST. By Bertrand Collins. 335 pp. New York: Liveright, Inc. $2.
- Idyllic Romance; THE EYES OF LOVE, By Waiwick Deeping, 386 pp. New York: Robert M. McBride & Co. $2.
- Civilized" Marriage; SOME TAKE A LOVER By Ann Du Pre. 253 pp. New York: Macaulay Company. $2.
- Books and Authors
- Aviation's Story; FLYING. By Major Gen. James E. Fechet. Foreword by Eddie Rickenbacker. 138 pp. Century ...
- A Salernian Farm; JENNY RORKE. By Muriel Bine. 341 pp. New York: D. Appleton & Co. $2.
- Mr. Preston's Picture of 1776; A Lively Account of Our War for Independence Which Needs the Corrective ...
- Backwater Life in Florida's "Scrub"; SOUTH MOON UNDER, By Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings. 334 pp. New York: ...
- Life and Customs in Old Madrid; LIFE AND MANNERS IN MADRID, 1750-1800. By Charles E. Kany. Profusely ...
- De Valera's Career In America; WITH DE VALBRA IN AMERICA. By Patrick McCartan. 284 pp. Wetc York: Brentano's. ...
- Philip Guedalla Tangoes Through the Argentine; ARGENTINE TANGO. By Philip Guedalla. 254 pp. New York: ...
- E. F. Benson Voices a Lament for the Living; AS WE ARE: A MODERN REVUE, By E. F. Benson, 307 pp. New ...
- News and Views of Literary London
- An Educated Ape; APPIUS AND VIRGINIA. By G.E. Trevelyan. 292 pp. New York: G.P. Putnnm's Sons. $2. Latest ...
- A Vivid Narrative of Life in Labrador; Mr. Merrick's Flight From the City Yields a Book of Exceptional ...
- Where the Spirit of Royalty Lives On; TWILIGHT OF ROYALTY. By Alexander, Grand Duke of Russia. Illustrated. ...
- Union Square on and Off the Soap Box; Albert Halper writes a Pungent Novel of the Chaotic Life Around ...
- A Poet's Novel; I'M NO HERO. By Alfred Kreymborg. 350 pp. New York: William Morrow & Co. $2.50.
- Tennessee Mystery; GL,EN HAZARD. By Maristan Chapman. 322 pp. Neto York: Alfred A. Knopf. $2.35.
- Repression and Revolt; THE FORBIDDEN TREE. By Elizabeth Moorhead. 336 pp. Indianapolis: Bobbn-Merrill ...
- A First False Step; THE SEALED DOOR OF LOVE. By Pamela Wynne. 340 pp. New York: Doubleday, Doran & Co. $2.
- Chemistry as It Has Developed Since the '90's; THE MARVELS OF MODERN CHEMISTRY. By Beverly Clarke, Ph. ...
- A Sailor Recaptures His Youth; Captain Mitchell's "Deep Water" Is a Vigorous Narrative of Ships and ...
- " Gas-House McGinty" and Other Recent Works of Fiction; GAS-HOUSE McGINTY. By James T. Farrell. 364 ...
- Bringing Up Father; THE FAMILY MEAL, TICKET: THE LETTERS OF A MODERN FATHER. By McCready Huston. Illustrated ...
- SANDINO ATTITUDE BLOW TO AGITATORS; Latin-American Propagandists Bereft of Talking Point Against the ...
- PLANS GRAIN CONFERENCE.; Canada Expects International Gathering in July.
- Religious Songs of the Rural Mountain South; WHITE SPIRITUALS IN THE SOUTHERN UPLANDS. By George Pullen ...
- VENEZUELA INVESTS IN COMMUNICATIONS; Wireless Telephone Service Now Links Country With the Outside World. ...
- FRENCH FLIRTING WITH MANCHUKUO; Financial Interests Seem to Be Considering Investing in the New State. ...
- An Unusual Letter Delivered By Canal Zone Postal Service
- THE BOHEMIAN LIFE IN AMERICA; Its History From the 1850s Down to Greenwich Village Days GARRETS AND ...
- Mustapha Kemal as a Tamerlane Born Out of His Time; H.C. Armstrong's Critical Biography of the Strong ...
- Beauregard's Hour of Fame; A Biography of the Dashing Confederate General Who Had a Tragic Descent From ...
- Galsworthy on Life and Letters; In "Candelabra," a Collection of His Essays and Addresses Over A Long ...
- Soviet Orders Locomotives.
- DRYS IN THE SOUTH CHANGING TACTICS; Stop Efforts to Delay Submission of Repeal and Concentrate on State ...
- SALES TAX GAINING GROUND IN ILLINOIS; Adoption of Plan by Indiana Encourages Advocates of Scheme. MERCHANTS ...
- Quebec Country Hotels Urged to Combat 'Americanization' With French Atmosphere
- CHINA THREATENED FROM EVERY SIDE; Japan or Soviet Russia Now Dominant in Manchuria and Mongolia. TIBET ...
- EASTERN GROUP MAY DELAY REPEAL ACTS; Virginia Unlikely to Decide Before 1934, North Carolina a Year ...
- NAVY MEN'S 'LINGO' IS ALL THEIR OWN; Modern Jargon Differs From That of Old Sailing Ships and Merchant ...
- Tax Sale Undisturbed.
- GALLIC RUINS FOUND NEAR FRENCH TOWN; Painter Stumbles on Remains of Fortifications Near Clermont Ferrand. ...
- South Carolina Encourages Use of State-Grown Products
- Legal Aid Bureau Busy.
- SEMINAR FOR MEXICO CITY.; Committee on Cultural Relations Announces Summer Plans.
- SOUTHWEST UPSET BY REPEAL MOVES; Bitter Fights Are Expected in Texas and Oklahoma Over Ratification. ...
- Atlanta Revises Traffic Rules.
- Convicts' 9 Cents a Day Held Immune From Garnishment
- OHIO REMAINS CALM DURING BANK CRISIS; Public Accept Limitation of Withdrawals in Good Spirit. SOME ARE ...
- RAIL-TRUCK DISPUTE STIRS NEW ENGLAND; Steam Roads Seek Uniform Legislation in All States to Curb Competition. ...
- Sailed 8,800 Miles in Open Boat to Land In Prison Here as Man Without a Country
- BUFFALO REWARDS HIGH CIVIC SERVICE; Norton Medal Presented to Dr. F.P. Lewis for Work in Preserving ...
- NEBRASKA TOWN HAS NEW RELIEF SCHEME; Admission to Charity Dances Is Payable in Farm Produce Instead of Money.
- Buffalo Employed 69 Per Cent.
- WOMAN WHO TAUGHT ORPHANS DIES AT 80; Georgia Negro, Former Slave, Had Educated 465 Girls and 235 Boys ...
- WILD GOATS FOR NEEDY.; Some of Those on Catalina Island Will Be Slaughtered.
- NATIONAL OUTLOOK PLEASES CORN BELT; Regardless of Politics, Section Looks Hopefully to New Administration. ...
- Father and Son Admitted to Bar.
- Baptist Preacher Made Judge.
- Fish Checks Flow of Water Into Hold of Leaking Ship
- SOUTH DAKOTA HAS ROW OVER TAX PLAN; Farm Organizations Strongly in Favor of Graduated Income Levy. SALES ...
- ARIZONA REJECTS IRRIGATION OFFER; State Cannot Afford to Make 2,800,000 Acre-Feet of Water Run Uphill. ...
- BLOCK ISLAND TORN BY MAIL AWARD; Hated 'Furriners' Take Postal Contract Under Nose of Local Company. ...
- Hungarian Ships.
- CUBAN COFFEE TRADE GAINS; Industry Has Prospered in Spite of the Current Depression.
- Making It Harder.
- NOW WINNIPESAUKEE IS SPELLED WITH AN I; New Hampshire Representatives and Geographic Board Bar 131 Variations ...
- Regrading Public Enemies.
- SLAVE BADGES WERE EXPENSIVE IN 1834; Charlestonians Paid as Much as $7 a Year for Licenses, Old Tax ...
- CALIFORNIA WOULD BAN DIRECT PRIMARY; System's Unpopularity Grows but Satisfactory Substitute Is Lacking. ...
- Sample of Mahogany Polish Raises Hopes of Bar Members
- Relieving the Banks.
- The Sullivan Law.
- A Hint From Spain.
- A Significant Date.
- Respect for the President.
- Our Individualism.
- Equal Opportunity.
- Yale-Cambridge Radio Debate.
- Plea to Leaders.
- Disadvantage in Name Groups.
- Doughnut Holes And the Cruller; Regulation of First May Be Twisted Into Second
- Destructive Criticism.
- CONFIDENCE, NOT GOLD, SEEN AS NEED TODAY; The Removal of Economic Restrictions And Facilitation of Trade ...
- ESTIMATES OF WORDS IN ENGLISH DIVERSE; Dr. Vizetelly Finds the Number Depends Largely Upon What Basis ...
- Yoga Described As Realization; It Is Depicted as Far From Imaginary Or Unreal
- Topics of The Times
- CLOSES DAIREN OFFICE.; Canadian Commissioner Moves His Headquarters to Tientsin.
- London Fears New Great Ruby May Come to the United States
- ATHENS COLLEGE GETS HOWLAND MEMORIAL; Receives Endowment for Annual Essay Prize as Tribute to Famous ...
- DE VALERA PLANS MANY INDUSTRIES; Lemass Reveals Program for Irish Free State to Produce Foods and Manufactures. ...
- CURB PUT ON UNITY OF LITTLE ENTENTE; Lack of Uniformity in Arms and Racial Disputes Limit Power of New ...
- VINTNERS IN FRANCE PREPARE FOR REPEAL; Hope to Sell Fine Vintages Over Here, Letting California Supply ...
- Antwerp Diamond Trade Upset.
- WOMAN PROTECTS HORSE.; Uses 18th Century Pistol to Save Emperor Karl's Old Charger.
- Dog, 3 Hens, Empty Coffin In Home of Vanished Woman
- SOVIET WATCHING FAR EAST CLOSELY; Attacks on Chinese Eastern Railway Are Causing Concern in Moscow. ...
- Would Provide Clock to Curb The Speakers in Parliament
- 10,000 VISIT MUSEUM IN FRENCH CHATEAU; Franco-American Institution at Blerancourt, Now Being Enlarged, ...
- 13-Year-Old Viennese Pensioner Weeps For His Lost Career as Court Chorister
- FREE HAND BASIS OF POLISH POLICY; Warsaw, Though France's Ally, Would Be an Independent Factor in Foreign ...
- NEW MATERIAL FIREPROOF.; Non-inflammable, Non-Conducting Stuff to Be Made in England.
- Prospective Magnate a Peddler.
- ROOSEVELT STIRS HOPES IN EUROPE; Leadership in Solving Tariff Tangle and in Restoring World Trade Expected. ...
- Sofia Husband Bars 'In-Laws' With a 'No Admittance' Sign
- RUSSIAN CONSULATES NOT WANTED IN CHINA; Hunan and Canton Provinces Protest Proposed Reopening, Fearing ...
- World War Veteran Abducted For a United States Pension
- QUESTION OF POWER DISTURBS CATALANS; Parliament Seeking to Define Limits of President's Authority. MACIA ...
- PHOTOGRAPHIC SHOW TO BE GIVEN IN PARIS; Will Mark 100th Anniversary of Niepce, One of the Tin-Type's ...
- SURETE TO INSTALL RADIO.; Paris Detective Bureau Will Be Able to Transmit and Receive.
- SAYS PARIS DRIVES OFF STYLE BUYERS; Counsel of American Accused of Pirating Asserts He Was Good Customer. ...
- DANGER TO LEAGUE SEEN IN FAR EAST; Plan for Arms Ban on Japan Is Held to Leave a Menace of Lack of Control ...
- Kwangsi Opium Trade Booming.
- PEOPLE'S HOUSES' AWAKENING TURKEY; They Promote the Cultural and Social Reforms of the Kemalist Program. ...
- LEA CASE ASSUMES SERIO-COMIC ASPECT; Liable to Extradition and Seeking Arrest, Publisher and Son Enjoy ...
- GERMAN VOTE ENDS ONE-SIDED CAMP AIGN; Hitler Regime Has Spared No Suppression, Though Insisting It Will ...
- DOMINION IS EAGER FOR TRADE PROGRAM; Bennett Expected to Confer With President in Move for Reciprocity. ...
- GERMANY VOTING TODAY IN WEIRDEST ELECTION; Constitutional Government Is Seen at Stake in Battle of Right ...
- Southern California Plans to Deliver 2,000 Carloads of Oranges to the Needy
- Bratislava Schoolboys Flee To Austria to Escape Reports
- FRANCE IS PUTTING HOPE IN ROOSEVELT; People Regard President of United States as Symbol of Democratic ...
- Gen. Hamilton Assails Arms Ban; Heckled in Address at Edinburgh; Noted Commander Calls the Embargo Against ...
- LONDON FEARS ITALY WILL UPHOLD NAZIS; Watches Outcome of Session of Fascist Grand Council on Foreign ...
- Man Who Never Called Doctor Dies in England at Age of 94
- NEW SAFETY RULES ADOPTED FOR SHIPS; Placing of Lights on Tows, Life-Float Construction and Fire Detectors ...
- Texas Alumni Fear Measure Will Kill Varsity Football
- Barnsdall Wins Archery Tourney.
- Ship Cancels Sailing for Repairs.
- REBUILD WRECKED LINER.; Halifax Shipyards' Work Held Most Extensive of Kind.
- SHIP MEN AWAIT NEW BOARD POLICY; Conflicting Rumors on Set-Up Under New Administration Also Stir Speculation. ...
- Reception on Queen of Bermuda.
- Propeller Club Organizes 2 Units.
- CABINETS OF JEFFERSON, HOOVER AND ROOSEVELT; Advisers of Two Former Presidents Are Compared With Those ...
- Dual Type Predominant.
- ALLENHURST TRIO TOPS SQUADRON C; Scores Upset in Metropolitan Journey by Defeating Cavalrymen, 16 1/2 ...
- ROCKY NEWS FIRST AT FAIR GROUNDS; Audley Farm's Racer Defeats El Puma in Featured New Orleans Handicap. ...
- TWO UTICA RINKS ADVANCE; Two Brookline Teams Also Gain Curling Semi-Finals.
- Extend Time for Entries.
- Bergen Beach Honors to Schwalb
- VINSON DOWNS DAWSON.; Gains Final of New Orleans Golf Along With Moreland.
- HAVANA FEATURE TO MONKEY SHINE; Consistent 5-Year-Old Gains Second Victory, Scoring by Two Lengths.
- Fincke Scores at Bath Beach.
- IMMORTALS OF TURF BRED AT BROOKDALE; Shift of Whitney's Breeding Activities to Kentucky Breaks Old Tradition. ...
- HAINES DEFEATS KEMBLE.; Gains Semi-Final Round of Class B Squash Tennis Tourney.
- CRUSADERS LOSE TO LOS NANDUCES; Victorious Poloists Score by 12 1/2 to 10 1/2, with Iglehart and Rathborne ...
- LEWIS WINS TITLE IN TEST AT TRAPS; Breaks 181 Out of 200 Targets to Annex Metropolitan All- Around Event ...
- Rod and Gun
- MISS FINCH GAINS RED BANK TROPHY; Wins in Cedar Brook Riding Competition at Benefit Horse Show.
- Helsel Tops Field at Mineola.
- NEW KENNEL RULE TO OCCUPY BOARD; To Reconsider Regulations on Combined Specialty Shows at Directors' Meeting.
- HOFFMAN VICTOR; CAPTURES TITLE; Montclair Star Defeats Cola in Final of Metropolitan Class B Squash ...
- Gala Captures Prix da Dunois At Paris and Pays 10 to 1
- Westminster Teams Score Twice.
- Women in Sports
- POLY PREP FIVE BEATEN.; Bows to Peddle Institute, 35-13, in Last Game of Season.
- Griselle Stops Bianchl.
- MARQUES STOPS HIGGINS.; Wins In First Round at 212th Anti-Aircraft Armory.
- GIRLS ARE SELECTED FOR ALL-STAR POSTS; Two Teams Are Picked in New York Private School Basketball.
- N.Y.A.C. to Hold Amateur Bouts.
- SHIFT STARTING TIME IN HARMSWORTH RACE; Gar Wood to Defend Trophy in Late Afternoon -- Course Remains ...
- COLUMBIA IS MAT VICTOR.; Takes Final Four Bouts to Repel Cornell at Ithaca, 16 to 14.
- SCHOOL SWIM MARK IS MADE BY MACIONIS; Sets World Record of 2:18 1-5 in 220 -- Rutgers Prep Wins the ...
- KRIEGER WINS DECISION.; Outpoints Marinucol in Six-Round Feature at Ridgewood Grove.
- EVANDER FENCERS HALT TEXTILE, 5-3; Beat Defending Champions to Take Undisputed Lead in P.S.A.L. Division I.
- SYRACUSE BOXERS WIN.; Defeat Penn Team, 6 to 1, In Victors' Gym.
- RATSEY GAINS LEAD IN DINGHY REGATTA; Wins Five Class B Races in Opening Eastern Frostbite Competition. ...
- Freeman Leads Scorers.
- SYRACUSE VICTOR, 44-29.; Orange Quintet Stops Penn State, De Young Excelling.
- HANSON DEFEATS COYLE AT SQUASH; Victor in Gruelling Second-Round Match in National Class A Tourney. ...
- CANADIENS BLANK AMERICAN SIX, 2-0; Take Undisputed Possession of Third Place in International Group of League.
- TORONTO SIX VICTOR, 4-2.; Rallies to Win After Maroons Gain Early Lead of 2-0.
- HOCKEY TITLE KEPT BY BROOKLYN PREP; Blanks St. John's High, 2-0, to Win C.H.S.A.A. Crown for Third Year ...
- GOODWIN GAINS FINAL.; Will Meet Chase Today for Dixie Golf Title at Miami.
- Seibert Sets the Pace.
- HILL FIVE SCORES, 40-23.; Overcomes Lawrenceville With Hebard and Klinger Excelling.
- WARD VICTOR AT GOLF.; Wins Barber Memorial Trophy Tourney at Pinehurst.
- FINAL OFFERS MADE TO TARDY DODGERS; Settlement of Salary Disputes With Lopez, Stripp, Wilson and Taylor ...
- PENN STATE WINS ON MAT.; Defeats Syracuse, 2 to 5, for Fifth Straight Triumph.
- TWO EXETER TEAMS SCORE; Basketball, Swim Squads win -- Trackmen Bow to Harvard Cubs.
- N.Y.U. VICTOR IN SWIM.; Triumphs Over Carnegie Tech, 32-27, in Final Dual Meet.
- Jersey City Owner Ordered to Show Cause Why Franchise Should Not Be Forfeited
- HOLD-OUT PROBLEM VEXES THE YANKS; Six Stars, Topped by Ruth, Are Still Unsigned 10 Days Before First ...
- HORACE MANN BEATS PRINCETON PREP FIVE; Triumphs in Overtime, 21 to 18 -- Irving Tops Trinity, 21 to ...
- HAYARD'S BOXERS DEFEATED BY YALE; Munson's Victory Over Semonian Decides the Meet,. 4-3, at Cambridge. ...
- ANDOVER DOUBLE VICTOR.; Conquers B.U. Cub Five, 28-16, and Worcester Academy Mermen, 44-21
- TWO ARMY TRIOS SCORE TRIUMPHS; Turn Back Governors Island and Seventh Regiment in West Point Games. ...
- HACKLEY'S SEXTET TOPS CARTERET, 5-0; Reed and Berggren Excel in Scoring in Scholastic Game on Coliseum Rink.
- Amherst Scores In Two Sports.
- PRINCETON JAYVEES WIN.; Beat Yale Junior Varsity at Polo -- Eli Freshmen Triumph.
- NAVY SWIM TEAM TOPS CITY COLLEGE; Triumphs in Intercollegiate Association Meet in the Lavender Pool, 41-30.
- MISS HICKS TAKES TITLE.; Triumphs Over Mrs. Hurd, 1 Up, In Bermuda Golf Final.
- Fordham Prep Routs lona Quintet, 31 -- 70, To Annex Manhattan C.H.S.A.A. Title
- SAVAGE GIRLS WIN, 23-13.; Beat William and Mary Team In Season's Basketball Final.
- PRINCETON DOWNS DARTMOUTH'S SIX; Kammer Makes Both of Tigers' Goals as They Win, 2-0, at Baker Memorial ...
- PRINCETON BEATS PENN SWIMMERS; Registers Triumph by 54 to 17 to Record Its Seventh Victory in a Row.
- Englewood School Five Wins, 30-26
- PRINCETON LOSES, 39-15.; Bows to Springfield Gymnasts, Seeley and Shotzbarger Starring.
- PRINCETON'S TRIO SCORES OVER YALE; Tigers Avenge Recent Defeat by Scoring at New Haven, 23 1/2 to 8 ...
- METRIC SYSTEM IS PUT IN EFFECT; I.C.A.A.A.A. Will Use It for Outdoor Title Games at Cambridge in May. ...
- Can and Venzke Will Race In Title Med Buffalo
- N.Y.U. FENCERS TRIUMPH.; Defeat Columbia, 9-8, by Strong Finish With Saber.
- LAFAYETTE BEATS LEHIGH.; Rallies in Last Ten Minutes to Win at Basketball, 38-30.
- PENN STATE BOXERS IN TIE; Battle Army to 4-All Draw in Last Home Meet for the Lions.
- MANHATTAN LOSES SWIM.; Bows to Delaware Team, 32 to 27, in Dual Meet.
- N.Y.U. Naiads Upset by Penn Hall, 32-21; Defeat Is First in 41 Meets Since 1927
- HARVARD SIX TIES SERIES WITH YALE; Beats Elis, 4 to 1, in Second Contest Before 7,500 at Boston Garden. ...
- The Home Stretch on Skates.
- SLAPDASH IS FIRST IN HIALEAH FEATURE; 10,000 See 2-Year-Old Filly Triumph -- Pari-Mutuel and Cathop ...
- ST. JOHN'S SUBDUES MANHATTAN, 37-29; Redmen Triumph Over Jaspers in Basketball Contest on Losers' Court. ...
- YALE TAKES TITLE IN COLLEGE GAMES, UPSETTING N.Y.U.; Dropped Baton in Mile Relay Costs Violet Its Chance ...
- WILLIAMS TAKES TITLE.; Defeats Amherst Five to Annex Little Three Honors.
- YALE'S FIVE HALTS CORNELL, 46 TO 22; Elis Remain in Lead for the Title as They Complete League Schedule. ...
- CUBS ROUT GIANTS IN OPENER BY 10-2; Malone and Henshaw Baffle Terry's Men in Season's First Exhibition ...
- BUILDING PROGRAM ASKED TO END SLUMP; R.D. Kohn Thinks Construction Would Restore Buying Power and Public ...
- RUNYAN'S 133 TOPS MIAMI GOLF FIELD; White Plains Star Scores 64, Seven Under Par, in Second Round of ...
- LEASING MORE SPACE.; Some Companies Expand Quarters to Prepare for Upturn.
- ASK FOREIGN TRADE EXPERT; Others Join In Export Group's Plea for Adviser at World Session.
- NAVY OVERWHELMS ARMY FIVE, 51-24; 6,000 See Middies Show Way From Start in First Game With Cadets Since ...
- Columbia Oarsmen Ready for Hard Work; Varsity Squad Promising Though Small
- GALLS PRICE CUTS HARMFUL TO TRADE; K.M. Goode Scores Senseless, Reduction as Destroying Allied Industries. ...
- Fur Credit Club to Meet.
- Miss Garnham Beats Miss Williams, 5 and 4, To Capture Florida East Coast Golf Title
- DEBAETS IS VICTOR WITH LETOURNER; Noted Red Devil Team Rides to Victory in Six-Day Race Before 17,000 ...
- The Merchant's Point of View
- Penney to Reducs Stock.
- GROCERY PRODUCERS COOL TO JOBBER BILL; Hold Price-Cut Statute Drawn Up by Wholesalers' Group Is Unconstitutional. ...
- Sharp Reaction in Weekly Business Index; Car Loadings, Power and Steel Series Down
- BRIGHTER OUTLOOK FOR SMALL STORE; Has Best Comparative Status in More Than a Decade, Wholesaler Says. ...
- SUPERMARKET DUE TO WANE IN FAVOR; Mr.Pelz Holds Price-Cut Stores Were Born of the Depression and Will ...
- BUSINESS AS USUAL' PLEDGED IN CRISIS; Bank Holiday Not to Halt Trade, Wholesalers and Producers Are ...
- BANK TROUBLES CUT TRADE ACTIVITY HERE; Some Cancellations Reported by Resident Office -- Stores Held ...
- PLEA FOR BUREAU.; Exporters' Group Will Offer Brief Against Commerce Budget Cut.
- INDIVIDUAL ITEMS SOLD.; Drapery and Spread Promotions Rate High In Shoppers' Report.
- AETNA LIFE TO LIFT SOME POLICY RATES; Non-Dividend Paying Contracts Will Cost More in Plan for General ...
- TRADING IN GRAINS HEAVY IN WINNIPEG; Chicago and New York Interests Are Free Buyers, Wheat Rising 1 ...
- GEORGIA SALES HOLD UP.; Only Slight Decline in Retail Trade Is Recorded in Week.
- VIOLENT WINNIPEG SESSION.; Wheat Shoots Up 1c When Closings in United States Are Announced.
- RICHMOND VIEW OPTIMISTIC.; Retail Trade Off During Week, but More Cash Buying Is Expected.
- Rumor Lifts Canadian Gold Stocks
- COTTON MARKET AID SEEN IN BANK MOVE; Traders Expect Effect to Be Salutary When Operations Are Resumed. ...
- WOULD LET ONTARIO SHARE IN GOLD MINE; Owners of Idle Property, Paying Taxes Since Last Century, Make ...
- BUSINESS STILL GOING ON.; Texas Merchants Accept Checks From Customers For Good.
- CALIFORNIA TRADE DROPS.; Banking Holiday a Handicap to General Business.
- ST. LOUIS TRADING SLOW.; Shoe and Chemical Industries in Best Shape -- Bank Tie-Ups Felt.
- TAX CHECKS TIED UP; Philadelphia Suffers From Restrictions -- Retail Volume Good.
- CHICAGO RETAIL TRADE GOOD; But Banking Situation Holds Back Some Businesses.
- RETAIL TRADE IMPROVES.; But the Banking Situation Is Affecting the Northwest.
- DULL IN NEW ENGLAND.; Banks Are Unaffected, bat Trade Slows Up.
- TRADE OFF AT KANSAS CITY.; Decline Is Viewed as Result of Banking Situation.
- TRADE HOLDS WELL IN BANKING MOVES; Normal Business Checked in Many Areas, Say Reports From Leading Centres. ...
- GAINS IN MARKETS HERE.; Rise in Securities Pulls Up Prices of Cash Commodities in Week.
- OHIO AREA GETTING FUNDS.; Plans to Move Trade Are Pressed -- Steel Output Lags Again.
- Berlin List Closes Higher.
- OPTIMISTIC ON BANKS, JUDGE POUND SAYS; Tells Columbia Law Alumni the Holiday Found Him With Only $16.20.
- Reform From Washington Expected -- Guidance of Stars and Spheres Sought -- Reynolds and Sloan in New Fields.
- SEES NEED TO UNITE COUNTRY'S BANKS; P.P. Gourrich Urges Plan to Put All Commercial Institutions Under ...
- WILL FIGHT TO HOLD TARIFF ON COPPER; Producers Here Say Protection Is Needed From Canadian and Rhodesian ...
- FEBRUARY CLEARINGS 8.6% BELOW JANUARY; Aggregate, $18,397,794,750, Smallest Since Last November -- 173 ...
- BANK DEBITS RISE OUTSIDE NEW YORK; Increase for Week Brings Them to 12 Per Cent Under Year Ago -- Loans ...
- NEW LAW IS URGED FOR UNDRILLED OIL; Old Decision Allowing Wells to Drain Adjoining Lands Bars Unit Pools. ...
- Kellogg Would Reduce Capital.
- SOME BIG ISSUES OF BONDS CALLED; All of Two Utility and One Industrial Loans Set for Fatare Redemption.
- LOWEST MARK SET BY SHORT INTEREST; Drop on Exchange Amounted to 190,826 Shares From Jan. 30 to Feb. ...
- Berlin Cats Price of Dollar To Show Miark Is Independent
- COMMODITIES RISE IN WEEK'S TRADING; Reversal of Trend on Local Exchanges Attributed to Covering by Shorts. ...
- Byllesby & Co. Report for Last Year, Including Later Readjustment of Capital
- Business Is Curtailed in Wall Street -- President Roosevelt's Inaugural Address Well Received.
- $46,369,000 Added in Day To Bank-Stock Values Here
- New York Central Still Claims First Place As Country's Producer of Passenger Revenue
- News, Comment and Incident on the Stock Exchange and in the Financial Markets.
- LONDON SUSPENDS FOREIGN EXCHANGE; Market Closed Following Bank Holiday Here -- Stocks Little Affected. ...
- French Stocks Off Slightly.; LONDON SUSPENDS FOREIGN EXCHANGE
- N.Y.U. LEASES RESIDENCE; New Chancellor to Live in Two Houses in Washington Square.
- TODAY'S PROGRAMS IN CITY'S CHURCHES; Yesterday's Inauguration Will Provide the Theme for Many of the ...
- SPREAD OF STOCKS AMONG PUBLIC LAGS; Study of Gains Made in 1932 Indicates Number of Holders Is Nearing ...
- SPRING CARNIVAL TO ASSIST CHARITY; ' Petites Modernes,' Exhibiting Fashions for Debutantes, to Open ...
- PRISON SERVICES BEING HELD TODAY; Salvation Army Conducting 200 Special Observances in Its Eastern Territory. ...
- Liner Vollendam to Make Cruise.
- 5OO GET DEGREES AT CITY COLLEGE; Awards to Students Who Completed Courses in the Fall Are Announced. ...
- LECTURES AT SEMINARY.; Rev. J.L. Dodds at Princeton Tells of Mission Work in India.
- RUTGERS WILL HOLD MODEL WORLD FORUM; Ninety Students Will 'Represent' 15 Nations -- State Women's College ...
- ELSA KLECKER WED TO P.M. CHANCELLOR; Quiet Ceremony in London for American Explorer and Hungarian Girl.
- HOBO' COSTUME FETE HELD IN GREENWICH; Backyard Setting, Including the Clotheslines, Is Feature of Field ...
- CONCERT TO FURTHER GREENWICH SCHOOL; Brahms Centenary Program to Be Presented Sunday at Waldorf by Manhattan ...
- RECITALS TO HELP WELFARE AGENCIES; Concert Friday at Cosmopolitan Club Will Further Three Church Schools ...
- Notables to Vie in Flower Show.
- CHILDREN TO GAIN BY RAINBOW BALL; About a Hundred Debutantes to Participate in Fashion Promenade at ...
- Nathan Straus Dinner to Aid Fund
- ENVOY ENTERTAINS IN PARIS FAREWELLS; Society Turns Out for Dinners and Receptions by Ambassador and Mrs. Edge.
- AIDS CHILDREN'S SHELTER.; Entertainment at Apollo Theatre Tonight to Help Maintain Home.
- Garden Club to Meet Thursday.
- FORM CHILD LABOR UNIT.; Citizens of West Orange Oppose Employment of Minors.
- PROSPERITY CLUB ARRANGING DANCE; Anne Richardson Is Chairman of Debutantes Directing Plans for Blue ...
- BRIDGE AND DANCE IN VIEW.; Hamilton House Benefit Is Set for March 31 at the Savoy-Plaza.
- EXHIBIT TO OFFER HORSES IN EFFIGY; Images in Bronze, Glass, Porcelain Will Be Displayed at Knoedler ...
- SEWING CLASS TO AID CHILD'S HOSPITAL; Mrs. F.S. Witherbee Will Be Hostess at First Meeting of Group ...
- NOVEL SHOW TO AID STAGE RELIEF FUND; Large Committee Headed by Jay F. Carlisle, Is Working for Success ...
- A Daughter to Mrs. D.A. Burdett.
- IngallsuLewis.
- SteeleuGentll.
- TRINITY ALUMNAE WILL GIVE BRIDGE; Charity Entertainment at St. Regis Saturday Will Be Featured by Fashion ...
- Y.W.C.A. at Home Today.
- WIDENERS HOSTS AT DINNER IN SOUTH; Harry Pelham Robbinses Are Honored by the L.E. Gofers at Their Palm ...
- AlienuVredenburgh.
- B. von Stulpnagets Have Daughter
- JamesuHarine.
- Golden.uYannefc.
- Notes of Social Activities in Metropolitan District and Elsewhere
- AFTER-DINNER DANCES END WITH CABARET; Among the Hosts Are Dr. and Mrs. Hugh Auchincloss, the W. S. Goulds ...
- uuu I ShannonuGerber.
- MontgomeryuHart.
- DR. K. 6. WEBSTER TO WED; Harvard Professor to Marry Miss Deborah Jones, Former Pupil.
- CARDINALS-ELECT IN ITALY; Mgr. Fumasoni-Blondi and Mgr. Villeneuve Land at Genoa.
- MISS PHELPS TO TO H. G. BARTOL JR.; Ceremony in St. James's Church Is Performed by the Rev. Sidney T. ...
- COUNT TO WED TOMORROW; Ollvier de Kermel to Marry Per-I nande Garreau-Dombasle.
- CAROLYN I HUE EMGEDfOWED; Cleveland Girl's Betrothal to Charles Robert Hogen Is Announced. SHE IS SMITH ...
- ELEANOR MITCHELL TO WED RICHARD TILT; Engagement of Paterson Girl to Dartmouth Graduate Is An- nounced ...
- Yeshiva Has $140,000 Trust Funds
- CONCERT BY TOSCANINI.; Mendelssohn's "Italian" Symphony Takes Place of Hanson Work.
- ASKS AID FOR NEEDY BOYS.; Head of Children's Society Says It Must Have Help to Carry On.
- GRUENBERG WORK BY KOUSSEVITZKY; Boston Conductor Gives Composer's Revised First Symphony for First Time ...
- PLANS 30TH MAY FESTIVAL; Cincinnati Group to Present Choral Work by Walton.
- OPERA HAS LARGE HOUSES; " Trovatore" and "Lohengrin" Are Warmly Received.
- RARE BOOKS TO BE SOLD.; Works From English Library Will Be Auctioned Here Thursday.
- LAND GIVEN TO MT. KISCO.; 90-Acre Park Tract to Be Memorial to Robert H. Leonard.
- Macy's to Open Rare Book Shop.
- 9,000 at Art Museum Free Concert
- FIGHTS BILLS TO OPEN MOVIES FOR CHILDREN; Anti-Cruelty Society Sees Grave Peril to Yonng if Present ...
- COCHRAN PLAY DUE HERE.; " Mother of Pearl," New Strauss Work, to Be Given Soon.
- ST. STEPHEN'S HEAD QUITS OVER BUDGET; Dr. Bell, College Warden, Is Unable to Agree on Plan to Reduce ...
- TEXAS GUINAN ROBBED OF $35,000 IN JEWELS; Chicago Bandits, Holding Her Up at Hotel, Also Asked for Her ...
- MANY PERFORMERS SAILING FOR EUROPE; Opera Stars and Shan-Kar Troupe Depart -- McClintic to See New Plays ...
- Air of Spirited Give-and-Take at Exhibition By Four Artists at the G.R.D. Studio.
- Colon Prints Remind of Spring.
- Art Brevities.
- N.Y.U. Organ Recital Today.
- HUNTER PROFESSORS DO NOT LIKE BRIDGE; 20 of 30 Questioned on Tastes in Recreation Reject Game -- Handel ...
- BURNSTINE TEAM LEADING AT BRIDGE; Popular Mixed Teams-of-Four Contest Closes Week of Championship Events. ...
- N.Y.U. EDITORS DEPOSED.; Student Senate Dismisses Three Heads of Suspended Periodical.
- Jewelry Auction Postponed.
- LEAGUE PUSHES AID TO CHILD CRIPPLES; Seeks to Extend Opportunities for Places in Industry for the Handicapped. ...
- Senator Howell Slightly Better.
- VICTOR IN ZONING SUIT NOT TO BUILD AT ONCE; Owner of Disputed Oval Site in Forest Hills Gardens Defers ...
- PERU SATISFIES CHILEANS; Reply Clears Up Dispute Over League Delegate's Alleged Remarks
- COURT REFORM URGED.; Renaud Would Widen Magistrates Power in Misdemeanor cases.
- FIRST INAUGURAL DEPICTED IN RELICS; Historical Society Exhibits Records of the Election and Induction ...
- Normano Is Held for Extradition.
- WORLD INTEREST GROWS.; Attendance at Foreign Affairs Forum Nearly Doubled.
- CORNELL GIRL WINS PRIZE.; Mary Brown and R.S. Kitchen Take Agricultural Awards.
- PLANS STYLE 'CLINIC' FOR THE CHICAGO FAIR; Mrs. Carter Declares Fashion Centre Will Show How Dress Accentuates ...
- EXPERTS TO ADVISE INCOME TAX PAYERS; Revenue Department Opens Many Branch Offices Here to Receive Payments. ...
- Rise in Jersey Paper Output Is Laid to Jig-Saw Puzzles
- STRICKEN AT WEDDING.; Bronx Woman Dies Shortly After Collapsing In Church.
- 1930 WAS HIGH YEAR IN SHIP PRODUCTION; 142 Vessels Built for Us Set Record, but Tonnage in 1931 Exceeded ...
- 10,000 IN RED RALLY HEAR RELIEF PLEAS; Demands for Job Insurance and More Unemployed Aid Asked at Orderly ...
- $378 Judgment Against Dempsey.
- SEND BOLIVIA'S GREETING.; President and Foreign Minister Cable Messages to Washington.
- HEAD HUNTERS DYING OUT.; Captain von Hoffman Says Tribes In Formosa Are Dwindling.
- VIVISECTIONISTS WARNED.; Dr. Farrand of Cornell Says Foes of Experimentation Imperill Science.
- 3,000 EDUCATORS TO MEET.; To Discuse Junior High Schools Here Friday and Saturday.
- WILL VISIT ALEUTIANS TO GET WEATHER DATA; Naval Expedition to Islands Will Seal From California With ...
- COLLEGE GIVES FREE SOUP; Indiana Students Line Up With Bowls In Campus Cafeteria.
- FINDS ROOSEVELT INSPIRES COURAGE; Dr. Schulman Sees Faith in President as Reflection of People's Self-Confidence. ...
- FAVORS 2% SALES TAX.; Assemblyman Stone Would Replace Items In Lehman Program.
- PLANS TO INCREASE COOPERATIVE LIVING; Smith College Will Add Two Dormitories Where Students Will Help ...
- SEIZE $13,000 PAYROLL IN EAST CAMBRIDGE; Four Bandits Rob Massachusetts Shoe Factory and Escape in Car.
- FOR REPUBLICAN COUNCIL; Women Here Sponsor Movement to Enlist the Young.
- REALTY MEN URGE BUDGET HOME RULE; State Association Suggests Suspension of Laws That Prevent Local Reductions. ...
- TO STUDY IN BELGIUM.; Advanced Fellowships Announced by C.R.B. Foundation.
- JAPAN MISSIONS SPURRED.; Manchurian Invasion Has Added to Zeal of Workers, Ward Hears.
- JOBLESS STUDY AVIATION.; 25 Enroll In Course Arranged by Nassau County Work Bureau.
- 24 ELECTIONS DUE IN WESTCHESTER; Villages to Vote on Leaders of Local Government This Month and Next. ...
- STAY IN SALARY CUT FOR GRESSER DENIED; Court Holds Special Sessions Bench Is Not Protected by Enabling ...
- TIMES PHONE CALLS 3,000,000 IN A YEAR; 40,000 Inquiries on Big News Events, Sports and Politics Came ...
- 2,287,804 Auto Registrations in the State; Decline From 1931 Is 53,483 for All Types; 2,287,804 AUTOS ...
- City College Library Busy.
- MORE THAN 4,500 DUE AT COLUMBIA SHOW; " Home, James," Satire on City Politics, to Have 3 Performances ...
- Quarries Lost 3,500 Years Are Discovered in Egypt
- SCOTT PENNILESS, HE TELLS CREDITOR; Technocracy Head Testifies His Friends Support Him and Buy His Clothing. ...
- DR. COLE BARS MOVE TO RENAME SCHOOL; Acting Commissioner of Education Rejects Plea Relating to Malverne High.
- February Marriages Fewer In Leap Year Than in 1933
- School Editors to Meet March 9.
- POLICEMAN KILLS ROBBER IN CHASE; On Running Board of Taxicab, He Pursues 3 Thugs After Restaurant Hold-Up. ...
- Massie Case Sailor Weds.
- Seattle Museum Buys Sculpture.
- SPRAY USED ON OIL FIRE.; Water Method Proves Effective in Test at Madgeburg, Germany.
- SINGERS INTENSIFY OPERA FUND DRIVE; Tell Audiences and Hearers on Radio That Public's Aid Is Essential. ...
- SCOTTSBORO TRIAL BEGINS TOMORROW; Nine Negro Youths to Start New Fight for Their Lives In Alabama Court. ...
- Ex-Kaiser's Photographer Dies.
- ROOSEVELT SILVER EXHIBITED AT YALE; Collection Shows Plate Made by President's Ancestor and Other Pieces ...
- MURRAY'S TROOPS CLOSE OIL FIELD; Governor Again Clamps Lid on Oklahoma City Wells Pending New Proration. ...
- DRY OFFICIAL ENDS EVIDENCE BUYING; Tri-State Chief in Philadelphia, Complying With Congress Bill, Also ...
- Sandino Arranges Transport Of Farm Products by Water
- South African Flowers Bloom Here
- Gun Blast in Play Kills Girl.
- IVY MAUD ROSS, NEWS WRITER, DIES; Seized as Member of The New York American's Staff for Thirty-two Years. ...
- R.FRANK SMITH.; Maryland Republican Leader Is Victim of Heart Attack.
- DR. ALEXANDER DIES AS PATIENT EXPIRES; Physician of Connie Mack's Daughter, Mrs. McCambridge, Is Stricken ...
- BERNARD F. GOLDEN.; Real Estate Dealer Built Several Modern Tenement Houses.
- NELSON L. POLLARD.; Consulting Electrical Engineer Succumbs to Long Illness.
- MGR. HAUPTMANN DIES IN BROOKLYN; Pastor of Church of St. Aloysius Succumbs in His Rectory at 72. SERVED ...
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- EDMUND HARLEY.; Senior Registrar of Supreme Court of Ontario, Canada.
- Birth Notice 1 -- No Title
- S. D. BRIGHTMAN, LEATHER MAN, DIES; Head of Corporation Bearing His Name Succumbs Sud- denly at the ...
- ! JOSEPH GREENBERG.; I Sporting Goods Manufacturer a j Victim of Paralysis.
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- G.C.YANALSTYNE IS FOUND LIFELESS; Secretary of the Recently Dissolved Taxi Board Dies in Chrysler Building. ...
- CATHOLIC FUNERAL FOR WALSH IN SENATE; Archbishop Carley to Act at I State Ceremony in the I Chamber Monday.
- GEORGE HOWARD.; I uuuuuuuuu" Former Head of a Curb Exchange Brokerage House.
- MRS. JAMES G. BAILEY.; Sister of George N. Brothers Not Told of His Death.
- REV. DR. F. W. CUTLER.; A Retired Clergyman of the Dutch Reformed Church.
- DR. H. P. TRACTS FUNERAL; Bishop Dunn Takes Part In Ser- vices for Bronx Priest.
- EUROPE SUSPENDS PRICES ON DOLLAR; London Refuses Also to Quote Other Foreign Exchanges or Gold. PARIS ...
- H, P. BEACH DEAD; MISSIONS LEADER; Organized First Department of Christian Missions in World, Teaching ...
- Duel With Hungarian Premier Averted by Foe's Explanation
- Checks Rejected in Mexico.
- POSTOFFICE BANKS CARRY ON AS USUAL; Receive Deposits, Pay Out Funds and Continue to Send Money Orders. ...
- MORTGAGE CONCERNS SEE NO DIFFICULTY; Business Transacted 'as Usual,' With Interest Payments Made Mostly ...
- URGES US NOT TO BAR EXPORTATION OF GOLD; Dr. Rogers of Yale Advocates Measures to Cause Fall in Its Value.
- OPEN IN WESTCHESTER.; But Banks Close Doors When Delayed Order Is Received.
- I.R.T. Receivership Stands.
- RUBBER PLANTS CUT WEEK; Goodyear and Master Tire Companies Go on 2-Day Schedule.
- Legislature In Readiness.
- HOLIDAY IN JERSEY ORDERED BY MOORE; Governor at Washington Sends Word Through State Banking Commissioner ...
- HOTELS ENLARGE CREDIT.; Try to Take Care of Guests, but Refuse to Cash Checks.
- Some Banks Close Safe Deposit Vaults; Lehman Denies Order Was Meant to Apply
- EXCHANGES CLOSE FOR BANK HOLIDAY; All Trading Is Suspended for Third Time in History -- Entire Nation ...
- BANKING IS LIMITED IN ALL STATES NOW; Delaware Is Last to Act -- Curbs Also Apply in the District of ...
- SAVINGS DEPOSITORS QUIET IN EMERGENCY; Small Downtown Crowds Move Away From Institutions Quickly When ...
- Four Western States Act.
- Oregon Holiday Extended.
- Arkansas Order Is for Two Days.
- Mexican Customs Demands Cash.
- Colorado Gets 3-day Respite.
- MERCHANTS OFFER CREDIT EXTENSION; Department Store Leaders Decide on Liberal Policy to Assist Customers. ...
- LEHMAN AWAITING WHITE HOUSE VIEWS; Governor Declares Banking Situation Has Become National Problem. ...
- Indefinite in Montana.
- Tennessee Holiday Extended.
- Minnesota Holday Declared.
- Indefinite In South Dakota.
- Louisiana Holiday Extended.
- Wisconsin Has Reopening Plan.
- North Dakota Gets Moratorium.
- All Chicago Banks Closed.
- Need of Indiana Holiday Doubted.
- Scrip Plans Speeded in Ohio.
- Three Days In Nebraska.
- New Mississippi Restriction.
- New Closing in Alabama.
- Mandatory Holiday In Virginia.
- Mostly Closed in Pennsylvania.
- Massachusetts Holiday Ordered.
- Five Days in Florida.
- New Extension in Maryland.
- Connecticut Plans Extension.
- One Day in Rhode Island.
- Two Days In Vermont.
- Holiday Declared In Maine.
- Situation Completely in Hand.
- Delaware Is last to Act.
- SAYS HOLIDAY HERE MAY FAVOR CANADA; Finance Minister Considers Dominion Banks Unaffected by Our "Domestic ...
- Dominion System Held "Sound."
- HEAVY POLICE GUARD PROVIDED FOR STORES; Mulrooney Cancels All Days Off -- Details Assigned to Postoffices ...
- BANKERS SPEEDING EMERGENCY PLAN; Clearing House Committee in All-Day Meeting Works on Currency Project. ...
- New Hampshire Gets Holiday.
- Seek New Egypt Stamp Issue.
- Mrs. Morrow Reaches Cannes.
- Article 11 -- No Title
- FINANCIAL EVENTS LIKE THOSE OF 1907; Wall St. Recalls Preliminaries to Former Issues of Clearing House ...
- Urges Delay in Paying Fire Losses.
- SCRIP ISSUE PLAN REVIVED IN DETROIT; Merchants, Bankers and City Officials Turn to Recourse as Moratoria ...
- Havana Bankers Debate Policy.
- PUERTO RICO BANK OPEN.; Heavy Withdrawals From National City Branch There Are Met.
- BROKER'S INDICTMENT VOIDED BY MEDALIE; Finds Small Hope of Convicting James M. Hoyt of Bankrupt Firm ...
- Two Banks in City Stay Open; One Plans Business Tomorrow
- CITY NOT HIT, BERRY SAYS.; Controller Asserts Payrolls and Credit Will Not Be Affected.
- STONE HARBOR BANK OPEN; Ignores New Jersey Moratorium -- Two In Wildwood Close Late.
- GETS $104,992 JUDGMENT.; Mrs. C.R. Burke Sues Husband for Arrears on Separation Case.
- THEATRE CROWDS AS LARGE AS USUAL; Scarcity of Cash Not Evident in Size of Legitimate and Movie Audiences. ...
- SCARCITY OF CASH PUZZLES THE CITY; Would-Be Spenders Who Have Only Big Bills Find Shops Are Clad to ...
- CANADA HALTS OUR FUNDS.; Dominion's Banks Refuse to Take Exchange Business.
- Article 10 -- No Title
- Princeton Man Ends Life by Gas.
- Insurance Payments Not to Be Halted By Bank Holiday; Checks Will Be Issued
- DEMANDS BY SOCIALISTS.; Government Operation of Banks Is Urged by Party Here.
- WORLD BANK LEADERS TAKE CONFIDENT VIEW; Expect Needed Steps to Right the Situation Before End of Holiday ...
- NEW LAW PROVIDES BANK SAFEGUARDS; Broderick May Invoke Recent Statute to Impose Limit on Depositors' ...
- BANK STEP VIEWED AS WISE BY LONDON; Closing Held Most Effective Way to End Conditions That Were Growing ...
- Watchman, 73, Killed by Auto.
- American Girl Aids Suitor Who Tried Suicide in Spain
- PITTSBURGH POLICE BATTLE WITH REDS; Six Are Hurt and 16 Arrested as Mounted Officers Break Up Demonstration. ...
- Liquidity of the World Bank Is Improved; Funds Increased by $5,000,000 Last Month
- Article 8 -- No Title
- Article 9 -- No Title
- Predicts Action on Virgin Islands.
- SUPREME COURT SITS TO DELIVER RULINGS; Review in Dry Law Case Granted Springfield (Mass.) Men at Inauguration ...
- GOLD DRAIN ENDED BY RESERVE BANK; Defensive Step Is Forced by Mechanical Inability to Meet Heavy Withdrawals. ...