London Commons Smothers Censure Over Spanish Policy
The House of Commons defeated a censure motion on the cabinet’s Spanish policy by 345 to 130 after a seven hour debate. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden defended the decision to withhold protection from British merchants in Bilbao harbor amid charges of cowardice and had to justify the government’s stance to safeguard lives and uphold belligerent rights.
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London
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
Bilbao
Britain
City welfare board seeks funds as relief needs grow
Fredericks County welfare board struggles to provide weekly 18 to 40 dollar aid to destitute families amid unemployment and illness. City officials urge action, noting the crisis and a potential summer campaign if funds are not secured.
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Fredenck
Halliday
Uni
Star
Lford C. Culler
HR. L. Grove
Smith
Frederick election officials named for city vote
City Hall meeting appoints registration officers and judges of election for Frederick. Notices go out today with responses due by April 20. May 4 and May 11 registration days, May 18 revision day, June 8 municipal election for mayor five aldermen and city register. Officials listed by precinct include Buckey Stackman Ramsburg Brish Martz Keefer Hoffman Matley Dansberger Cramer Walter Grove Lochner Brown Gill Aime mer man Snyder Angle and others.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick
H. Noel Haller
Thomas G. Buckey
John W. Stackman
Susie Ramsburg
Willam
Brish
Eleanor Martz
Granville
Michael
Frank J. Keefer
Amy Hoffman
Edward S. Matley
George E. Dansberger
Harry A. Cramer
Catherine Walter
Dorothy S Grove
Julius F. Lochner
Fed
S. Elmer Brown
Edwin WH. McGill
Nettie Aime Merman
Milton & Akers
Edward S. Merers
John J. Snyder
Charles J. Angle- I
Cabinet Joins Fight For High Court Change
The Roosevelt cabinet urges enactment of the Presidents court reorganization plan amid a split with nine New England college presidents who criticize the legislation. Secretary Wallace says Wagner decisions heighten the need for judiciary reform to protect farmers after the farm program shifts.
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Washington
Roosevelt Cabinet
Presidents Court
Wallace
AAA
Log Injury Pinned Gaithersburg Man in North Woods
Earl Burdette, 33, of Gaithersburg, was seriously injured when a rotted log fell from his truck in the North woods between Wheaton and Four Corners. He was hauling logs, stopped beside his truck, and the log rolled onto him. Taken by Silver Sprit e Volunteer Fire Department to Washington Sanitarium Takoma Park, doctors reported a fractured pelvis.
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Earl Burdette
Gaithersburg
North Woods
Wheaton
Four Corners
Silver Sprite Volunteer Fire Department
Washington Sanitarium
Takoma Park
Local Precinct Officials Named for Denver Voting
The list names Margaret R. Lchroeder, Mrs. Mary G. Fout, and others as precinct leaders for 7A B and AeA in Denver. It cites Robert A. Bennet and James F. Shiples as party figures with Republican and Democrat ties, plus additional names and roles including John Joseph Yoffran and Ella Cotter. The full board of Philip & Grove, Eugene Alexander, Charis Brenner, George Schroeder, and Noel Waller are scheduled to attend Wednesday's meeting.
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Margaret R. Lchroeder
Denver
Mary G. Fout
Robert A. Bennett
Uarry C. Gilbert
James F. Shiples
John Joseph Yoffran
Ella EB. Cotter Jgent
Philip & Grove
Eugene A. Alexander
Charis
Brenner
George ‘O Schroeder
Missionary Society Meets in Glade Evangelical Church
The twenty third annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Classis of Maryland was held at Glade Evangelical and Reformed Church Walkersville with three sessions. Delegates from Frederick Carroll and Washington counties attended as officers were elected for the coming year and next spring meeting slated for Adamstown.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Classis of
Maryland
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Glade Evangelical
Harvey A. Fesperman
Hagerstown
Brown
John D. Whitmore
Joan
Octavian Gasnell
Potomac
Annabelle Grantham
Hood Missionary Conference
Elizabeth Beard
Frank T. Darner
Sigismund Laky
Buffalo
N.Y
Mr. Brown
Laky
Paul Smith
Henry Foster
Clearspring
BR. E. Hartman
This City
Tohn S. Adam
James Moss
Nice Seeks New Tax Sources For Relief Bills
Annapolis April 24 Gov Harry W Nice aims to raise revenue via new taxes replacing relief bill levies tied to bookmaking. He plans a tax schedule to meet Board of State Aid and Charities estimates of 6.4 million dollars if needed. House Speaker Gorfine and Senate President Lasseer warn outlook for relief program is dark at the special session.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Board of State Aid and Charities
House
Fmmanuel Gorfine
Senate
Lansdale G. Lasseer
Fierce Battle Rages on Madrid Outskirts
Madrid reports heavy artillery exchange as insurgent shells hit the heart of the capital during the sixth anniversary of the republic. Fire station damaged and six wounded as Asturian dynamiters assault trenches on the city’s northwestern edge.
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Madrid
Spain
Alcala Zamora
Canadian Strikers Demand Sitdown In Canada and U S
Oshawa Ontario sees a strike ripple with calls for sympathy walkouts in U S plants and two Ontario ministers resigning under pressure from premier Hepburn. Mayor Hall demands U S plant strikes to prove union loyalty as 2,700 locals on strike urge workers to leave the union if needed.
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Oshawa
Ont
Motors
United States
Ontario
David Crow
Arthur W. Roebuck
Preemiser Alitehell Hepburn
Canada
Committee For Industrial Organisation
Ales Hall Wis
General Motors
Ashawa
Hall
Titanic Sinking Remembered On 25th Anniversary
Boston honors the Titanic disaster marking the 25th anniversary with a wreath at the spot of the sinking, as Mendota cutter pauses during ice patrol. Services recall the loss of 1,517 passengers as the liner sank in the early hours of April 15, 1912 during its maiden voyage from England to New York.
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Boston
Titanic
Coast Guard
Mendota
England
New York
Tennesseean Completes His 36th Day Of Fasting
Dunlap, Tenn. April 14. Jack son Whitlow a 45 year old farmer finished 36 days of fasting today. He said he sold his goods and pigs and gave the money to the poor and would not eat again until the Lord tells him to. He began the fast at the call of the Lord and will not stop until His word comes to him. Whitlow, somewhat emaciated, said he had lost 25 pounds since last Saturday and believed eight or nine more pounds have been lost since then.
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Dunlap
Tenn
Welsh Named Attorney To Montgomery Board
Barnard Welsh of Rockville was appointed counsel to the Montgomery County Commissioners. Albert M. Bouie, longtime Rockville attorney, resigned yesterday “at the pleasure of the board,” and his resignation was accepted. Commissioners had known of his plan. Lansdale proposed two Fusion candidates, both declined. Oxley and Dawson were named but nominations were rejected by Hagner, Courh and others.
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Barnard Welsh
Rockville
Montgomery County
Albert M. Bouie
Bouie
Richard If. Lansdale
Lansdale
Johin EB. Oxley
Walter W. Dawson
Republican State Central Committee
Robert DD. Hagner
Paul MM. Courh
Welsh leads Republican slate for county offices and judge post
Welsh a Republican and former Fuston group leader who won three county commissioner seats. He sought the circuit court judgeship but was defeated by Democrat Charles W. Woodward. County commissioners named Jack Markland of Gaithersburg as instrument man at 1500 a year and approved 2410.06 for the Social Service League aiding dependent children in March.
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Law
Welsh
Fuston
Board of
Eclrcuit Court
Charles W. Woodward
Jack Markland
Gaithersburg
Social Serice League
Court reserves ruling in boxing injunction case
Newark New Jersey April 14 The Federal Court reserved decision on Madison Square Garden's bid to stop heavyweight champion King Hriddark from fighting Joe Louis until his contract to meet Max Schmeling is fulfilled The suit seeks to enforce the scheduled title bout among other terms.
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Newark
N. J
Federal Court
Madison Square
Ciarden
King Hriddark
Joe Louis
Max Selueling
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