Fugitive Samuel Insull to be extradited from Turkey
Washington April 7 AP Samuel J Insull Chicago fugitive to depart Turkey next week to face charges tied to the collapse of his energy empire. Berry American vice consul Istanbul designated to take custody by presidential cable and orders. Insull's lawyers plan an ironclad appeal as authorities arrange extradition amid a guarded Istanbul detention scene.
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Washington
Samuel
Chicago
United States
Tur
ties
State Department
Berry
Istanbul
Roosevelt
Turkey
wet Insull
Criminal Court of
Istan
Washington Delivers Two Key Compliance Shifts
In Washington on April 7 AP reports two developments shaping policy: Congress over week, and Comptroller General J R B Meier sustaining Roosevelt order requiring a price compliance certificate for government contracts. The move aims to curb price adjustments and strengthen consumer input through local price councils and data collection. Moose Lodge elects new officers at a large meeting on West South Street, led by Past Dictator Chester Cazier and new Dictator Albert M. Smith, with appointments to Supreme Lodge and forthcoming actions. A street incident notes a colored woman named Thompson struck on North Market near Lee Street, aided by bystanders and later taken home.
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Washington
Congress
J. RB
MMe i
Presi
Roosevelt
MOOSE LODGE
Order of Moose
West South street
Chester eazie
Albert M. Smith
Harvey R. Mil
William Thompson
Benjamin Lb. Shuff
etary
Russell A. Hahn
Bernard Smyth
Jessemith
Millard Wachter
George
Ocker
William olfe
Supreme fe convention
Chester McKenzie
Supreme Lodge
Wiliam
Wolfe
Thompson
North Market street
Lee street
Bentz street
New Deal Washington on Stock Market Lobby Clash
Washington April 7 New Dealers confront a vast lobby opposing the Fletcher Rayburn stock market bill with an estimated 300 workers and professionals active against the measure. Wall Street groups push inflation arguments and oppose broad regulation while insiders clash with brokers over proposed controls. A separate note reports high iceberg forecasts and a Rotary Club election in Rockville.
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RODNEY DUTCHEE
Washington
Wall street
bil
Congress
NRA
AAA
Brain Trust
New
James Couzens
House interstate commerce committee
Senate
Shouse
Jouett Shouse
Fletcher-Rayburn
New York exchange
exchange
Dick Whitney
Morgan
New York
Desveraine
Stouse
Bandit Barrow Flees as Police Hunt Expands
Clyde Barrow and two companions elude a growing force along the Kansas Missouri border after abducting Percy Boyd, chief of police at Commerce Oklahoma. Boyd identifies Barrow and Bonnie Barker and hints at a third suspect as they flee toward Fort Scott.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Clyde Barrow
desperado
Southwest
Kansas-Missouri
Okia
lonstable
Boyd
Campbell
Barrow
Bord
Bonnie
Barker
Raymond Hampton
Kansas
Commerce
here
Four Homes Bombed in Fayette County Coal Fields
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on April 7 four homes were bombed and many shots fired injuring four people in a new round of coal field violence. Union officials linked the unrest to strikers not rehired after past disputes amid a postponed governor ordered hearing on deputy sheriffs. The worst violence centered at Smock near Colonial Mine No. 1 with a dynamite blast that hurled a 14 month old baby from a crib, later bandaged. two young men were wounded and a miner was struck by a stone on his way to work.
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Uniontown
Fayette countty
Biie union
Pine
chot
Smock
H. C. Prick Coke
Grindstone
ceria
by & stone
Baptist Women Meet in Frederick and Carroll Counties
About 75 women from Frederick and Carroll counties attended the quarterly meeting of the Western Dues Association of Baptist churches at the First Baptist church. The next meeting will be in Brunswick in June. A pageant was presented by the Young Woman's Mary of the Baptist church and Rev. Scruggs of Kensington closed with prayer. Weather outlook calls for showers early and late in the week with midweek temperatures and a colder end.
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Frederick
Carrol
Westvern Dsures Association of Baptist churches
First Baptist church
Bramawick
J. P. Daniel
Brunsck
Gussie Haines
J. W. Thomas
Brunsw
J. P. Richa
Noble Grands Association of Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 51
LO. O. F
Bertha Elkin
Park Place
Elsie Stone
Elizabeth Kreh
Mary C. Harrington
Mollie Haugh
Pauline Koontz
Jane Houck
Hilda Woodward
Edith Starner
Golda Castle
Celeste R. Thomas
Fannie Zeigler
Rhodelia Zimmerman
Sadie V. Ogie
Ethel M. Beard
Elkin
Miss Stone
Gunners Guard Minneapolis City Hall During Riot
Police with machine guns stood guard at city hall after a mob of about 6 000 unemployed and sympathizers stormed the building. Rioters hurled blocks, coal, bottles and gas bombs. about 20 injured, 30 arrested. City Council later debated continuance of relief programs and CWA.
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Minneapolis
Minn
City Hall
Michael Johannes
innes
Frederick High Flier Dinner Event Highlights Staff Program
Frederick High School hosted a Friday night dinner at Hotel Frederick for the High Flier staff and guests. Faculty members presented talks on spring in newspapers and editorials while performances by Miss Grace Lough and Miss Buckingham accompanied by Miss Prances Buckingham entertained attendees.
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Frederick
Grace Lough
Prances Buckingham
Albert L. Lea
Patricia Felser
Paul Smith
Al pano
Buckingham
aMes
Nancy Anders
Miss Lough
M ham
Weto
Mary Mode
Webster
Virgina Brworn
Mrs Pinchot Backs Senator Wagner's Labor Bill
Mrs Gifford Pinchot testified before the Senate labor committee urging passage of Senator Wagner's bill. She described an employer dominated system and warned that the measure would endanger workers by concentrating control in government backed by industry.
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MRS. PINCHOT
SENATOR WAGNER
Senate labor committee
Gifford P.nchov
Peninsulv
Gus W. Dyer
Vanderbul University
Garden project training schools organize county women clubs
A garden project led by the Frederick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs is presented by Miss Helen Pearson, county home demonstration agent. Training schools begin this week and run through May with dates set for district meetings in Urbana New Market and Adamstown. Representatives from numerous clubs will attend, forming a large garden club after the series.
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Fred
erick County Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs
Helen Pearson
yside Inn
Ballenger
Harmony Grove
Jug
Frank Dares
Middletown
Darmer
Johni Myersville
D. Edgar Bittle
oR. Falkenstein
Braddoce
Daisy Bast
John W. B. Summers
Merryland Tract
Grove Harley Nuptials at Georgetown U Today
The marriage of Miss Virginia Harley of Defiance Ohio to James Henry Grove Jr of this city was solemnized at Dahlgren Chapel Georgetown University Washington with Rev F Coleman Nevils presiding. Only immediate family attended and M J Grove of New York City served as best man.
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Virginia Harley
Holgate C. Harley
Defiance
Ohio
James Henry Grove
James H. Grove
Mr. Grove
Dahlgren Chapel
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
F. Coleman Nevils
S. J
Helen Harley
Detroit
M. J. Grove
New York
C iity
Schaparelli
Grove
Frederick
William Curtis Marley
Adam Wilhelm
Defiance county
Georgetown
University of California
lfe
Maryland
Groves
Boys’ High School
that city
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick County Welfare Board weighs unfinished CWA projects
Frederick County Welfare Board discussed future activities at P. F. Seminary headquarters. Uncertainty over state stance on unfinished CWA projects kept the board from broad planning. The county urged reinstitution of local projects and awaits word from the state relief administration. Board members cited prior tabulations of man hours and payroll through March 31, with updated figures not yet released.
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Fredericks
Lewis R. Dertzbeugh
Herbert E. Gosnell
Baltimore
CWA
Frederick county
Homer D. Kepler
Harpers Ferry Hill Top House to Open May 1 1934
M J Croghan will operate the Hill Top House at Harpers Ferry West Virginia as manager for the 1934 season. The large stone resort will reopen by May 1 with alterations including repainting redecorating new furniture and an updated kitchen system including automatic refrigeration. The hotel overlooks the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers and seats about 200 in the main dining room with additional private rooms.
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Hill Top
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
M. J. Croghan
Frederick
Shenandoah rivers
Braddock Hoshi Ta
Weather Today Precipitation and Temperature Highlights
Daily weather summary reports 1.178 inches of precipitation in the past 24 hours with yesterday's high at 68 and last night's low at 46. Year ago temperatures were 65 and 46. Sunset 7:39 p.m. tonight, sunrise 5:45 a.m. Tomorrow, moonrise 2:47 a.m. and moonset 12:55 p.m.
Fire destroys old Ed Wetzel place near Emmitsburg
Fire of unknown origin destroyed a tig house known as the old Ed Wetzel place about a mile and a half West of Emmitsburg Thursday evening. The alarm turned in on Thomas Hayes around 30 p m interrupted a meeting of the Emmittsburg Fire Company in the hall. The structure burned to its foundations. An unrelated line discusses pulpwood production and a paper’s annual consumption figures.
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Ed Wetzel
Emmitsburg
Thomas Hayes
Emmittsburg Fire Company
Young Roosevelt Shatters Photographer Camera At Wrestling Fight
A youth identified as Franklin D Roosevelt, son of the President, smashed photographer Donald Corvelle's camera during a Philly wrestling match. The plate remained undamaged as Corveller pursued the youth. Roosevelt left with Morgan after police backed off. Corvelli suffered bruises and torn trousers.
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Philadelphia
the
Public Ledger
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Donald Corvelli
Corve
the Ledger
Vaughan Morgan, Jr
Morgan
Roosevelt
Bryn Mawr
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
Ray Steele
California
Corvells
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