Articles (May 6 and May 13, 1933) describe the bank under a conservator and discussion of liquidation (May 6) and then a planned reorganization that will allow immediate payment to depositors (May 13). No explicit run is mentioned; a conservator was appointed (government action) and reorganization/reopening was arranged.
Events (2)
1.May 6, 1933Suspension
Cause
Government Action
Cause Details
Conservator appointed; bank under conservatorship and facing liquidation discussions.
Newspaper Excerpt
discussion of liquidation. ... of the Oxford Savings Bank to hold meeting in the Oxford School Saturday discuss problems of liquidation.
Source
newspapers
2.May 13, 1933Reopening
Newspaper Excerpt
Reorganization of Oxford's Bank Is Believed Assured ... Conservator Frank Olive stated Friday. ... Reorganization of the bank will permit immediate release and payment in all accounts up to $10, Olive stated.
Source
newspapers
Newspaper Articles (2)
1.May 6, 1933Detroit Free PressDetroit, MI
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Stark, Burlington Village the let bat out of his hands has unconscious since the accident. of the Ox ford Savings Bank to hold meeting in the Oxford School Saturday discuss problems of liquidation.
2.May 13, 1933Detroit Free PressDetroit, MI
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Reorganization of Oxford's Bank Is Believed Assured tion the Oxford Savings Bank Conservator Frank Olive stated Friday. About 60 per cent the $50,000 stock subscription required for the probably before the Monday night at the bank, Reorganization of the bank will permit immediate release and payment in all accounts up to $10, Olive stated.
