Insull Arrested in Istanbul as U.S. Extradition Cleared
Istanbul April 2 AP Turkish police arrest Samuel Insull Sr a fugitive charged with embezzlement and grand larceny after a hotel detainment. He faces possible transfer to Chicago as Ankara ratifies a 1923 extradition treaty with the United States.
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Coox county
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Ion
Kenan Bey
Chicago
Aiddle
Insull
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Isanbul
Turkish national assembly
United States
Sammer
Ankara
Samuel Imsun
Secretary Wallace Opens Drive to Reform Dairy Industry
Secretary Wallace launched a nationwide series of discussions in Philadelphia aimed at making dairy production more economical and sound. He opposed regimentation and noted the plan would not guarantee prosperity but would reduce output by ten percent from 1932–33 levels in exchange for a subsidy of 40 cents per pound of butter fat reduced, funded by a processing tax rising to five cents.
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Wallace
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New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
NRA code clash and Easter marriage surge at Waynesboro
The piece notes Western Union president challenging NRA code powers for the telegraph industry while Postal Telegraph Company supports a public benefit case. It also reports a record Easter weekend of 19 marriage licenses in Waynesboro with many couples applying, amid rainy weather and wedding plans.
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Western Union today
NRA
Fostal
R. B. White
Western Union
Frederick civic leader Joseph D Baker’s 80th birthday celebration
Nearly 300 friends gather at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for an 80th birthday testimonial dinner honoring Joseph D Baker, Frederick’s first citizen. Tributes arrive by flowers and telegrams as chimes ring and speakers including Justin Lawrie and Rev G Elis Williams participate. the event is hosted by a citizens committee with plans altered by a late address from Daniel of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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Maryland
Afarylang
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Lawrie
Justin Lawrie
Washington
New York
John Charles Thomas
Metropolitan
Gorra Company
Mr. Thomas
Dave Hagen
Southerners
Amn Baker
Daniel
Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Willard
Dress Rehearsal Held for Legion Easter Show
A dress rehearsal for the Legion Easter show Pirate ) in the xr musical comedy minstrelsy was held at the City Opera House by Francis Scott ey Post No 11. The American Legion reported strong advance ticket sales and a larger turnout for the event, with about 100 participants including local talent. J S Clubley directs the production with cadets from Kelly Field providing support and future cadets set to join later.
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Francis Scottey
City Opera House
permsni
ederick
J. S. Clubley
Weather Today Report With Historic Precipitation Figures
The 24 hour precipitation ended today shows 3.35 inches in April with a total of 5.39 inches in April 1933. Deficiency in 1983 precipitation to April 1 stands at 1.78 inches. Temperature highs and lows are listed with previous year figures and sunrise sunset times.
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Stewart Huey Killed In Baltimore Auto Collision
Stewart Huey age 24 son of Mr and Mrs J W Huey of Ruxton and formerly of Frederick was killed in an automobile collision at Calvert and Monument streets Baltimore early Sunday. The car driven by Engelbert Dippold 24 with Miss Margot Keeler 22 and Miss Isabelle Marley 31 and Dippold's friend were injured. Miss Keeler seriously. All were taken to Mercy Hospital where Huey died. Dippold charged with manslaughter was released on own recognizance as inquest set for April 11. Huey survived by parents a brother and sister Elizabeth. Fire last month destroyed Ruxton home. Huey a painter of miniature portraits.
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Mariz
mornime
Marz
Ellis Co
Waynesboro
Rushin Reid
Gaplend
Srran
Anna Mumma
Wi- Hahn
Mt. airy
anoethexon
South - Besterda
Kelly
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Clarke Place
Barley
Esther Vetter
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Umoenmie
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entine
Mar- Va
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F. Marion Alexender
Campbellsville
Stewart Huey
J. Wistar Huey
Ruxiton
Calvert and
Monument streets
Baltimore
Huey
Isabelle Marley
Engelbert M. Dippold
Dippold
Margot” Keeler
Public Athletic League
star
Mercy Hospital
GChanles Emory
Miss Keeler
1st Paul street
le Miss Marley
Central Police
Dippoldi
Joseph B. Pokorny
automobile
Mr. Huey
Elizabeth Huey
Ruxton
Prisoner Escape Prompts Discharge of Guard
James Houston a 24 year old inmate from Richmond Va escaped from the Mackllesex county workhouse after a guard left a key in an iron door. The guard James Wright, who had ten years service, was discharged by Acting Master Raymond Wicoff for gross neglect of duty in the incident.
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Noma
Brunswick Township
N. J
James Houston
Richmond
Mackllesex county
Houston
James Wright
Raymond Wicoff
Wright
Drunken Driver Menaces Officer Near Frederick Station
Charles H. Geesling of Washington, D. C., was jailed for drunken driving after forcing a police car into a ditch. He faced a $100 fine or 30 days in jail when unable to pay. Officer testimony and forceful driving under liquor influenced a Peoples Court ruling. J Wallace Bowerman of Baltimore paid a $10 fine for operating with an expired license.
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Frederick state
Charles H. Geesling
Washington, D. C
Sunder
Peoples Court
Guy EK. Motier
Geesling
Serst
A. E. Markley
J . Wallace Bowerman
Woodburm avenue
Baltimore
hauf Teta
Rouch Thomas Bride of Max Roy Rouch in Adams town
Miss Mary Emily Thomas of Adamstown wed Mr. Max Roy Rouch of Washington in a largely attended Easter Sunday ceremony at Trinity Reformed Church Adams Town. Rev Harvey Shue performed the ring ceremony. The bride, a Hood College graduate and former teacher, will reside in Washington with her husband after a summer western trip.
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Trinity Reformed
Lem Alexander
Coatesville
Roach
Rainey Young
Washington
Orville Myers
Irvin Thomas
Gaithersburg
John Thomas
Barbara Thomas
Frederick High School
Hood College
Walkersville
Parkersburg
Rouch
Ira Rouch
Winchester
Indiana
Walter Reed Hospital
Banks Loosening Up On Credit Says RFC Head
Washington April 2 AP The banks are loosening up on credit and fewer people seek federal loans, says Jesse E Jones head of the RFC In his walk to reporters he notes RFC outlays will be about 500 million dollars less than the year ending June 30 The remarks come as Congress acts largely on funeral services for Rep Edward W Pou of North Carolina and amid a $3300000000 bid to curb tax avoidance.
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Reconstruction Corporation
Jesse E. Jones
Edward W. Pou
North Carolina
House
Easter Egg Roll at White House Draws Big Crowd
Washington April 2 children gathered on the White House grounds for the annual Easter Egg Rolling. A parade of mechanical animals on a truck amused spectators as Buze Tesimext’s grandson, held by his mother Anna Dall, watched with delight. A smaller crowd than usual formed at the portico as families, including Mrs Welt and Mrs Dal, attended with Buze and Sistie.
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White House
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Sistie
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Dal
Buzzie
Four Frederick residents in Boonsboro accident
Four Frederick residents suffered slight cuts after a Sunday collision on the Smithsburg road three miles north of Boonsboro. Paul Kaetzel and his wife from West Pat Rick Street along with their sons Ronald and Kermit were in one car, while Wilbur Allen of Hagerstown drove the other. Both cars were damaged. drivers arranged damages between themselves.
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Frederick
Boonsboro
Smithsburg
Paul Kaetzel
Patrick street
Ronald
Kermit
Wilbur Alen
Hagerstown
Birthday Greetings To Mr. Baker In Letters By Friends
Warm tributes poured in for Frederick city’s 80th birthday of Joseph D Baker, hailed as Frederick county’s “first citizen.” Letters from Bishop Hughes, Paul Smith, Rabb, Rev Shipley, Harad West, and others praised Baker’s public service, community impact, and lifelong generosity.
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Edwin H. Hughes
Methodist Episcopal church
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Potomac Edison Company
Fredenck county
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R. L. Shipley
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Methodist Protestant Recorder
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Ws. Baker
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chaiman
Public Service Commission
Joseph D. Baker
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Willem Fraser McDowell
Episcopal ch
Mozdar evening news
Joseph D Baker
Byrd Begins 7 Months Lone Weather Study in Antarctica
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd launches a seven month solitary weather study in Antarctica. He radioed from the main camp that all is well and that he has settled in as comfortably as could be expected. He notes the winter night brings a quiet, isolating period amid hazards of solitude.
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America
Antarctica
Mackay
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
thaS
Little
Warmest Day in Five Months Across Frederickton
The noon temperature reached 78 degrees, the warmest since October 21, with a potential rise to the eighties if the heat continues. A tribute expresses deep admiration for a cherished community figure, noting his wealth of friendship and valued memory.
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