Newton D Baker To Chair Army Air Corps Probe
Newton D Baker to chair the Army Air Corps probe with five additional civilians joining a 11 member committee. The first meeting is set in Washington, with Dr Her Taylor, Dr George W Lewis, Clarence D Chambertin, Major James H Doolittle and Edgar S Gorrell among appointees.
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Washington
Newton D. Baker
Wacteped anpormiment asiene
Army
Ar Corps
Her. Taylor
Massachusets Insernce of Technology
George W. Lewis
National
Advsery Committee on Aeromaticies
Clarence D. Chambertin
James H
Frederick Zonta Club Celebrates Fourth Anniversary
The Frederick Zonta Club marked its fourth anniversary with a Monday meeting at Barbara Fritchie Tex Room. Retiring president Minam R. Apple presided, a candlelight cake ceremony followed, and reports from committee chairmen highlighted club activities and a regional conference upcoming Saturday and Sunday.
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Frederick Zonta Club
Monlay
Barbara Fritchie Tex
Minam R. Apple
Mis.arry Schroeder
Bal L. Ott
finance
Schroeder
Anna Schatitz
Miriam Rhoads
Zonia Bul
Mary D. Cason
Ignatius Biorlece
Michael EB. Pue
Helen Smith
Martha Isma
Marret Bechtold
iss Flynn
preata
chi
Zonta Club
Evhel I. Brandfield
Miss Apple
Zonia
Weather Summary For Today And Tomorrow
Today’s forecast shows normal conditions with high and low temperatures reported from 1933 data. Last night’s low is noted as 42 with a year ago at 50. Sunset at 6:42 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow around 6:41 a.m. Moon phase listed as 7.4 tomorrow morning.
Baker Named Mr Baker War Time Secretary Position Decried
An unclear wartime appointment is publicly criticized by Col. Chastes A. Lindberg, naming Baker in a context of investigative concern. The fragment references AIMY 2:7 and a controversial position, signaling political friction and a disputed role during wartime.
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Mr. Baker
Col
Chastes A. Lindbergn
Pole Breaks as Car Damages Police Report
Charges of drunken and reckless driving set for Police Court tonight against Emory Sterner of 3 Franklin Street after a morning crash in Old Starner's auto damaged a city pole on Market and Fifth. Chief Steiner said Sterner was intoxicated after being arrested at 12:30 am on East Sith Street. Bond set at 500, later posted by Ralph G. Enhne. Witnesses said the car narrowly struck plate glass at E. Alen Grum bine store corner. Sterner claimed another car forced him from the street.
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Emory Sterner
Franklin street
Helen Yeager
Airy
Starner
Ralph G. Enhne
Stramer
E. Alen Grumbine
Free State Capital Mourns Late Minister
The Free State capital observed a solemn mourning for 67-year-old Amer Mouster Dubin whose death marked the end of a luminous career. Flags flew at half staff and officials led the tributes as the body prepared for shipment to the United States by steamer for burial.
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FREE STATE
cal Free State
Sam Wallace
Amer Mouster
Dubin
halstaff
United States
Montana
McDow
Dr Woods Accepts Baliimoré Role at Institute
Dr Alan C Woods has accepted an acting head and professor position at a technological institute founded in 1925. He joined the institute at its start, was named associate professor in 1927, and previously taught ophthalmology at Johns Hopkins Medical School after World War I. The change aligns with emeritus professor Ames leaving active duties.
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Baliimoré
Alan C. Woods
Woods
TSHU
Ames
Wi Teiain
osieiz Institute
Cannon Claims State Committee Spent Huge Fund
Attorney for Bishop Cannon Jr told a court the unreported portion of a 1928 presidential campaign contribution to the churchman was spent under the Virginia State Anti-Smith Committee's management. He cited a $65,300 gift from Edwin C. Jameson to defeat Alfred E. Smith, with Cannon and treasurer Ada Burroughs on trial for failing to report the full amount. The government says $17,300 was reported. the rest was spent in Virginia. The defense argues the issue is conspiracy to hide the funds.
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Washington
Robert H. MacNewl
James Cannon, Jr
Virginia State Anti-Smith Committee
Edwin C. Jameson
New York
Southern Methodist
Alfred E. Smith
Cannon
Ada L. Burroughs
Virginia
House
McNeill
Jameson
Mciveill
Suppression and drama in Washington aviation hearings
Washington April 10 The Howe subcommittee suppresses minority aviation views amid bids and contracts scrutiny. McFarlane and Zahm back dissent on Navy aviation spending and noncompetitive contracts. Thorp confirmation blocks trigger commerce politics, NRA censorship rumors, and a wartime code feud involving steel costs and small firms amid a broader government inquiry. Married 50 years: couple notes archive.
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RODNEY DUTSCHER
Washington
Howe
Willm Doddridge McFarlane
Texas
McFarlane
Vinson
Thess
navy
army
air buse
McParlane
A. F. Zahm
Library of Congress Aeronnautics division
Not Impossible to Reach an Agreement on Disarmament
Geneva reports delegates debating disarmament as a world issue. The speaker warns that reliance on international anarchy leads to war and urges serious action. He notes no warrant for opposition to disarmament but acknowledges progress remains limited and uncertain.
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Geneva
Jared
Henne
Trustees Named In Probate Case For Mrs Dixon Farm
In Circuit Court Judge Arthur Willard named Ira T. Sears and H Kieffer DeLauter as trustees to oversee the affairs of Mrs Dixon of Bear Park Mills after a petition by Benjamin Dixon Anna Cosgrave and Lela Smith. The filing alleges the son Edward Dixon now runs the farm and contests over control of the estate. Witnesses included Edward Poole Joseph Edwards and doctors testifying on Mrs Dixon s capacity.
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Dixon
Bear Park Mills
Arthur BD. Willard
Ira T. Sears
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Benjamin Dixon
Anna R Cosgrave
Lela M. Smith
Edward Dixon
Edward D
Edward Poole
Joseph Eowards
EL PB
B. OQ
Thomas
Dizon
Sears
Yas wrustees
Benjama W
Hany Mhogsa
Jacob Roh
Congregational Meeting at Evangelical Reformed Church
About 200 attended the annual congregational meeting held Monday night in the church parlors. Arthur H. Dell was chairman and Richard C. Dutrow secretary. reports from the pastor Rev. Dr. Henri L. G. Hichter and junior council were read, with treasurer A. LeRoy McCartell presenting figures. Elders George Schroeder Sr and Si deacons Roscoe Roderick and Eric Summers were elected for three-year terms. Retiring officers were John Hankey, Harvey Zimmermann, J. Richard Ramsburg, and Walter Duran.
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Evangelical Reformed church
Arthur H. Dell
Richard C. Dutrow
Henri L. G. Hichter
Ned Hermann
A. LeRoy McCartiell
Maud W. Dillmar
Lewis A
George IT Schroeder, Sr
ming
Roscoe BE. Roderick
Eric C. Summers
ers
John H. Hankey
Harvey S. Zimmerman
J. Richard Ramsburg
Walter H. Duran
Meeting of Musicals Hosts and Guests Propose April 23
Members and guests of the Monday host and hostess air a piano program led by Mrs R Ames Hendrickson. Caroline Old and several performers played pieces by Chaminade and Cecile Brornee with Miss Ehno and others assisting. After refreshments, the group plans to meet again April 23 at the residence of Mrs Ridgely Baer College Park with Mrs Baer and Mrs Ross as hostesses and Mrs Baer as program chairman.
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R. Ames Hendrickson
brig
Moss Caroline
Imsa
Brornee
Miss Hent
Francis Bea Hershberger
Kay Miss Ehno
Exchelberger
Ridgely Baer
College Park
Baer
Ross
Compromise Offer for Apartment Construction Described
A contractor and architect led a Monday plan to build a modern detached bungalow style apartment at 102 Eas under W Poole supervision. The project aims to echo the surrounding area design while a new carons building is reviewed for compliance.
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Eas
oy W. Poole
Liberty Bond Exchange Urged by State Bank Officials
Banks urged bond holders to exchange Fourth Liberty Loan bonds at par for new government issues dated April 16. Telegrams from Secretary Morgenthau called banks to publicize the offer and help individuals, especially holders of small denomination bonds, understand the advantage of exchanging for the new issue.
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Frederick banks
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
First concrete pavement completed on Norris Bemiz street
The concrete pavement in front of a block on Norin Bemiz street was completed Monday. Alpers M. Mercer laid the sidewalk and curb in front of his property at 208. The news item notes fast completion and street improvements nearby.
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Norin Bemiz
Alpers M. Mercer
Fh Sen
Striking Auto Workers Return to Detroit Jobs
About 23,400 automotive workers resumed duties after a settlement last night at the Motor Products plant. The wage increase paved the way for Hudson Motor Car Company to announce a return to full operations this afternoon as suspended production resumed.
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DETROIT
Hforis herc
Motor Products
Hudson Miror Car Company
Unclear OCR Item Involves Insull and Delegation Puzzle
Fragmentary text mentions Insull Tass and Samuel Incull v Li 05 magnate and Berry with references to American vice Istam Turkey. War pee gabled to Berry. incomplete phrases hinder clear event or outcome.
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Samuel Incull
Burton
Istam
Turkey
Washington Brain Trust Plotter Testimony Sparks Hearing
Dr. William A. Wirt named five administration figures and a Tass reporter as dinner companions who discussed a plot to spread communism. He testified before the House committee as hundreds listened, citing Rexford Tugwell and alleged plans to nationalize industries and overhaul statutes.
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Washington
William AL Wirth
Rexford Guy Tugwell
House
arassed croud
Tass
Indiana
Lewis W. Douglas
W. I. Westervelt
Chicago
Farm Administration
Wirt
Rainey
Westervelt
Congress
Dingey
William A. Wirt
Robert Bruere
textile code advisory committee
David ©. Coyle
Public Works administration
Haldegarde Knee
Roosevelt Goes Out To Do Some Real Fishing
President Roosevelt outings with White House aides and son in Miami as General Johnson and Donald Richberg of the NRA head back to Washington to plot campaign actions. Garden Center to Open in Fredericksburg nearby, run by the Garden Club, offering information and seeds, with renovated offices and public access Wednesday.
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ROOSEVELT
Miami
Fla
Exot
Hugh S. Johnson
Donald Richberg
NRA
Johnson
Richberg
Washington
Mr. Roose
H. McInwyre
Miamihiotel
droninson
Rochberg
GARDEN CENTER
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Secretary Of War
Lindbergh
Dern
conta
Baker
Emory Starner
DR. WOODS
Witmer Institute
CANNON CLAIMS STATE COMMITTEE
Thorp
Wilard Thorp
Bureau of Foreign
Roper
Rooservelt
Johnson Applied Ltd
Henneth M Sampson
Federal Trade Commission
Simpson
Fic
Du- Tath
U.S. Liberation
Nself
Wong
excellent weath
George Diehl
Evangelical Lutheran church
Frederck county
Hahn
Henderson
nual
MEETING OF MUSICALES
Central Trust
C.rsu
farmer
yan
Tae i
Ridgewood Grove
PWA
Publico Wermckery
baing empt PWA
Clarence M Coudames
Dao Crane
Tugwell
DOUGLAS AND WESTERVELT
fore Committee
Elliott
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