Two Year Old Dies After Window Fall In Baltimore
A two year old, Betty Lee Kovack, fell from a second story window in Baltimore and died after being taken to Maryland General and then City Hospitals. Coroner Herzog opened an inquiry while Louis N. Ashman urged an official hospital investigation and rival claims labeled the hospital tale as publicity.
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Baltimore
Louis N. Ashman
law
Maryland General Hospital
Bernard P. Herzog
Mion W. Gach
Rospzal
Ashman
Betty Lee Kovack
Asa
Asaoran
House of Representatives
Maryland General Hostes
Maryland
Gatch
Officers Elected At Annual Truck Co Meet
Officers re elected a budget adopted and reports submitted at the Citizens Truck Company annual meeting held Tuesday night at the YMCA. The officers include President Williem Storm and Dudley Page as president emeritus with other vice presidents secretaries and treasurers. Financial reports show receipts of 5884.53 and expenses of 3710.88 yielding a cash balance of 17365. The largest expense item was 4647.528 for salaries and 442.39 paid for truck improvements including brakes and tires. An equipment fund carried 131.05. The meeting also noted must file rates for West Virginia Public Service Commission noting a bridge schedule over the Potomac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Truck Company
YMC. aA
Williem ML Storm
Dudley Page
H. Dorsey Etcheison
Walter F. Zeigier
Richard P. Ross
Wiliam D. Zimmerman
Lewis R .Derizbauga
W. Bartzis Storm
Capt
EP. Lester Smith
William D. Lipps
Weather summary for April with precipitation and temps
Weather snapshot showing 0c2 inches of precipitation in 24 hours to date. Deficiency by April 1 reaches 0.78 inches versus 1933. Yesterday’s high 75F, last year 62F. Overnight low 4F, year-ago 43F. Today’s sunset 6:36 PM, sunrise tomorrow 3:50 AM. Moon rise 12:18 AM, moon set 2:00 AM.
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Apa
Doughnuts Barredt COSTNER GETS SO-YEAR TERM
Costner, 38, convicted of a November 15 truck holdup near Tow, received a 20 year federal term in Atlanta. Judge E. Webb noted the crime as a hangfree offense and the jury verdict followed a 40 minute deliberation.
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COSTNER
Charioue NCG
uxing von Eaic Costner
Coster
sears
Atlanta
Banghart
E. Wates Webb
Mrs Sadie Aldridge Dies Sudden at Home in City
Mrs Sadie R Aldridge wife of Dann C Aldridge of this city died suddenly from an acute heart attack at her home 326 West College Terrace. She had been unwell for days but was up and about this morning chatting with her husband and feeling better before collapsing. Dr HF Kline pronounced her dead as the family prepared for funeral arrangements. She was a former Bartholows and Soura Street teacher and a devout member of the Presbyterian church. Survived by husband, one son, and a daughter. funeral details to be announced by Cary funeral director.
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Sadie R Aldridge wrfe
Dann C. Aldridge
West College Terrace
Akridge
B. Sa
neghbor
ridge
HF Kline
ierian church
Rush Le
State liability statute prompts $100 collateral posted
A trader named Romberger posted $100 collateral after a stop order issued by State Officer B H Cecil halted a truck and four cars. The owner Walter Umholtz wired the amount for release. A hearing date was not set. Union Manufacturing directors were elected: Haller, Wilson, Zimmerman, Mathias, Zimmerman. officers to be chosen next Monday.
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mobile
El- Teer
Elzabethy Pa
Oicer
B. H Cecil
Romberger
Ars
Walter P. Umholtz
collJaterel
UNION MFG
Union Manufacturing Company
Thomas H. Haller
Louis L. Wilson
Thomas L Zimmerman
Charles McC. Mathias
William D. Zimmerman
Torn Streams Burst Banks In Spring Floods
Torrential rains swollen streams across the north and southwest washing away homes and trapping families. In Elk City and Oklahoma areas the Washita river rose to a torrent, sweeping Mrs A J Adams house and washing five people downstream. a five day old baby was rescued. Damages from floodwaters near Hudson Wisconsin reached about $500,000 as trains were derailed and key bridges and gas lines failed. Saints church parish officers held elections for vestry directors at Fred Works plant, with plans to organize Saturday.
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ted Press
Washita
Elk City
Oxia
A.J. Adams
Adams
Hudson
Minn
North Hudson
New Deal Under Heavy Pressure in Washington
Washington reports intense political pressure from big business and industry on the New Deal agenda. Senators like Borah are singled out for opposition while rail and labor issues, pensions, and unemployment measures dominate debate as Roosevelt faces widespread challenges. The article notes heightened publicity tactics and a rare bipartisan push shaping federal policy in 1934.
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Washington
New Deal
Congress
Wagner
Tugwell
target
Roosevelt
AFL
Loin
NRA
Pennsylvania avenue
Unionville Forest Fire Extinguished After Blaze
Forest fire near Unionville burned about 9% acres before volunteers and a crew of sixteen from the Caihan Conservation Corps camp of Fishing Trees stopped the flames. Firefighters faced dry conditions and old chestnut bark as they battled the blaze, with the last ember controlled around 2:30 this morning.
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TROTE
Breighters
nan Ten
Renner
Forest Guard
Maron R.ce
sieen
Caihan Conserva
Taney
sumey
Extradition of Insull to Be Soon
An American boat sails April 10 and Insull may be placed aboard once extradition proceedings are completed. British lawyer involved defers final action, with no clear indication of a possible assault or other charges influencing the case.
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INSULL
Ivarval
esen
Insahananea
United
Ins
Woman's Guild Provides Supplies for Monterue Hospital
Supplies and equipment for the Monterue Hospital are being assembled with hopes to open by May 1 if delays do not occur. The Woman's Guild of All Saints Church contributed 480 items and plans a public exhibit and bake sale Thursday from 3 to 5 at the parish hall.
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Monterue Hospital
CWA
Woman's Guild of
AlL Saints church
Thomas B. Harsard
B O Thomas
Monterue
Womans Guild
Thomas
Montoue
cama
Compromise Plan for Loans to Industry Emerges
An improvised compromise plan developed by the Federal Reserve Board and Senator Glass would finance industry via a combined $300 million in loans. The government would provide $150 million, and the Reserve System would contribute $150 million from its funds. Loans would be issued directly by the Reserve banks rather than through the twelve regional credit banks. The plan, discussed at an executive Banking Committee session with Black present, reflects a shift from the original proposal.
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todas
or Black
Federal Reserve Board
Glass
Roosevelt
Loens
Reserve Board
Banking Committee
Black
Col Roosevelt Fishes Early in Frederick County
Col Theodore Roosevelt son of the late president and Lawrence Richey secretary to former President Hoover fished Hunting Creek at daybreak. They stayed at the lodge near Catoctin Fur and planned to remain until tomorrow. Roosevelt wore heavy shoes and light clothing, earning seven trout by nine o clock amid overcast skies before a noon shower prompted heavier gear.
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Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Lawrence Richey
Hoover
Frederick county
Hunting creek
Col. Roosevelt
Mr. Richey
Philippine Island
Richey
Co Roosevelt
Jodge
Catoctin
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Washington
Roger N Kimball Sr Dies in Kenosha Wisconsin
Notice from Frederick reports the sudden death of Roger Nelson Kimball Sr 34 of Kenosha Wisconsin from a heart attack Tuesday morning He was president and general manager of Allen Hosiery Company and married Mary Elizabeth Hedges four years ago Survived by wife son Roger Jr daughter Lewis Bain and granddaughter Mary Frances with funeral set for Friday at 2 PM in Kenosha.
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Frederick
Roger Nelson Humball
Kenosha
Wiz
Hirschell
Henry Kimball
Emir selon
Maulshy Kimball
Maulshy
Ritchie
Mary Ezabeth Hedges
Frank H. Hedges
Bank stock sold at Woodsboro sale after death estate
The two story residence of the late Annie E Holbrunner in Woodsboro was withdrawn Tuesday at the premises for a price of 120 dollars. Eight shares of Woodsboro Savings Bank stock were bought by Webster R K Smith at 64 dollars per share. Personal property sold. John C Miller acted as administrator, Sterling E Spurrier as auctioneer, and John S Newman as solicitor.
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Annie E
Holbrunner
Woodsboro
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Webster RK Smith
John C Miller
Sterling E Spurrier
John S. Newman
Sermon Preacher Dies in Sleep in Gaithersburg
Rev W Clark Early 36 pastor of Frederick Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church South in Baltimore was found dead in his bed in Gaithersburg Maryland while attending the Baltimore District conference. He preached to delegates last night and was staying at the Methodist Home for the Aged. he is survived by a widow and one child. Conference continues.
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Gaithersburg
W. Clark
Frederick Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
South
Baltimore
the
Methodist Episcopal church, South
Methodist Home for
Herman Wilson
hume
Mendieta Cabinet Member Kills Self in Cuba Crisis
April 4 report by AP states Col Roberto Penate, Secretary of Justice in the Mendieta cabinet, died from a bullet wound. The veteran Cuban independence fighter and Machado foe was taken from his home to hospital where he died. Cabinet members were at the hospital when news broke.
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Fiasana
Apple Blossom Festival Princesses Named at Winchester
At Apple Fete Vans to the Apple Blossom Festival at Winchester Virginia in May M1 for a doable treat. For the first time a train has been chosen as princesses Ty Rhee and Grace Rowell to have manors agents at State Teachers College at Farmville Virginia.
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Winchester
ann
tains
Ty Rhee
Grace Rowell
State Teachers College
Farmville
Dillinger hunt tightens as Green wounded in raid
Federal guns opened fire on a Dillinger hideout after a swift raid. Eugene Green, a veteran of Midwest crime, was critically wounded and captured, along with a woman who resembles Evelyn Frechetti. Green admits he was one of three who escaped a Saturday police trap. Authorities guarded the woman’s identity.
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Paul Minn
John Dilinger
Eugene Green
Evelyn Frechetti
Dillinger
Green
Frechett
W. A. Rorer
Edward G. Bremer
Rorer
Rover
Emmitsburg Girl Burns From Box of Matches
Etta Mae Shuff, 16, of Emmitsburg suffered severe facial burns after a large box of matches exploded in her face while she and a friend lit punk at a neighbor’s home. Eyebrows lashes and hair on the forehead burned. she was treated by Dr. Cadle and is recovering with no serious outcomes expected.
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Etta Mae Shuff
M. F. Shuff
Emmitsburg
G. G. Frazier
Frailey
Ove McDermo whegan
W. R. Cadle
Thurmont
Financial Markets Cheerful Yet Cautious In Trading Session
Financial markets showed a cheerful tone but remained cautious as traders eyed news "just around the corner." Stocks inched upward while wheat rose briefly. other grains steadied amid mixed signals. The dollar firmed in forex, Federal bonds stayed in demand, and call money held at one percent. A separate report notes ruins of a major Malayan civilization center found in southeastern Campeche, Mexico.
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Jook
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Supt
Politi
cal
TRUCK CO
Wm. M. Storm
Potomac
West Virgina Public Service Commission
West Viiginia
Supreme Court
Potomac River
Harper's Ferry
West
Janan
New York
WRS. D
ALDRIDGE
rick
Pat
Cary
Saints church
cengre
BRICK WORKS
Fred Works
Charles
J. W.L. Carty
Robert Baumgardner
Thomas C Poulter
Mt Pleasant
In .s
Little America
Richard E. Byrd
Ross Ice Barrier
Poulter
Iowa Wesleyan College sc
cniist
By RODNEY DUTCHES
Berah
Borah
Joe Eastman
AAA
US Pui Health Service
Sita mechanics
NEA Se ice, Inc
UNIONVILLE
WOMAN'S GUILD
Senator Glass
Jean Nash
Richey Preserve
HOST
ROGER N. KIMBALL
KENOSHA, WIS
Rev. W. Clark
MENDIETA
SELF
CONSERVATION
Apple Fete
U. S
Federal
ture
Reonv
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BURKS
Camipeche
Mexico
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