Edward presses his libel suit and coronation fallout
Edward presses a libel suit against the publisher of Coronation Commentary amid speculation over damages while the divorce from Mrs Wallis Simpson nears completion. Coronation notes add to the royal entourage as May coronation preparations loom.
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Edward
Duke
England
United States
Ihbel
Book
St Wolfsing Austria
King
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Ernest Aldrich Simpson
Simpson
London
Rebels Bombard Madrid Presses Across War News
Reports say rebel forces bombarded Madrid newspaper plants in an effort to silence war coverage. One office was hit and shells landed near three others, with thirty Madrilene deaths reported as shelling continued into a sixteenth day.
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Madrid
Spain
Sueree Adluot
Group 2 Bankers Elect Chairman At Maryland Meet
Jues day elected W B Anders co president of the Union Bridge Banking and Trust Company and president of the Libertstuun bank as chairman of Group 2 of the Maryland Bankers Association for the coming year. The meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel drew about 140 attendees from Frederick, Montgomery, Carroll, Howard and Washington counties. Elmer C Caves and F Ross Myers were elected to key posts, with Holmes J D Baker chairing the nominating committee.
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WH B Anders
Union Bridge Banking and Trust Company
Libertstuun Bank
Group
Marsland Bankers
Francis Scott Kes Hotel
Frederick
Montgomery
Carroll
Howard
Washington
Maryland State Safety Deposit Association
Anders
LeRoy McCardell
Frederick Counts National Bank
Patapco National Bank
Ellicott City
Ross Myers
Piedwintuwo Sabing Institution
Maryland Bankers Association
Holmes JD Baker
Citizens National Bank
McCurenell
James Pearre
Westminster
James Clark
Ellicott Cats
Cog Morgan Jr
Manchubin Legg
Compans
Baltimore
Alfred Po Curtiss
New York
Moran
Lovercome
Tyickine
Hubert
Wall Canine
Morgen
McCardell
Safety Deposit Association
J W Backer
Andrew Ho Troeger
Curtiss
Ile
Noright Watchman
Curtis
AEE Atses Whale
Guaranty and Trust Company
Easton National Bank
Easton
Racker
Troeger Norman Basle
John White
Association
Marined
Cnemins
Eich Equity
Eeceting
Oelock
LeRon McCardell
Joeph
Robert L Worfeld
Lone J Ware
Albert Mo Mercer
Robert E Deliplaine
Gerirge
Cramer James Ho
Warr
Calbert Gilon
Gerald G
William Lo
Miss Sallie
fAnversville
Young Liberty Own
Peres Ho
Clagsett Walkersville
Leatherwood
Hubert PP
Burdette Frank A
Conisay
Mt Wry
Hesson Norville P
Shoemaker
Clyde LL
Hesson
Charles Ro
Arnold
Taneytown
George G Shriver
Denton Gehr
Roop
Witham
Bo Yingling
Peston
Gorsuch
Norman
Earle W
Shank
Res
Wile
Ant
John Ro
Dell EM Hoffman
HJ Statelmser
Nor | Wa Teas
OM Pf Kline
John Vo Alexanger
Boonsboro
G L Suman
George W Buxton
Frank Thomas
BOM Rhabernager
Earl Kauffman
Arthur G Eiler
John W Backer
AH Trocuer
A Nicodemue
John P White
Howard Mc Wherton
Alvin Rieling
Charles J Sanzer
J. Charles Linthbuny
Vo Woffmin
T Leonard Reeder
Roland Mase
John Wo Mostey
Aethar
Coo White
Attratt
Milforeh Mook
Reomse
Cote Morganor
J Or Cupitt
Epre Mesre
Passate
Sutton Roipp Wade Miss Stude
Maffer Foot
Epplets
Baltemore
Relief tax bill discussed to satisfy 1H goals in Maryland Senate
Annapolis reports Senate President Lansdale G Sasscer says relief measures aim to balance a relief program with revenue in a session marked by a Finance Committee meeting attended by 24 senators. Officials note ongoing discussions on revenue needs. several bills were introduced to fund relief ranging from 400000 to 10000000 dollars annually.
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Annapolis
Senate
Lansdale G Sasscer
Eit
Everspone
Senate Finance Committee
Saseee
Allan
House
Flood Relief Fund S500000 Approved by Governor
Governor Harry MW Niew announced a special appeal to raise S409 thousand for flood damage repairs and highway work. The plan allocates funds to cover rearoad recovery and related system needs.
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Harry MW Niew
aMrystem
Slight Membership Increase Reported at Maryland Synod Meeting
Delegates to the 41st annual Maryland Classis Potomac Synod report a small rise in membership and note progress by a special committee on the Home for the Aged in Hagerstown. Debates cover the Evangelical and Reformed church expansion plans and construction at the Hagerstown home. Twenty four ministers from 49 churches attended.
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Westminster
Maryland
Potomac
The
Evangelical and Reformed
Cate
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Joseph H Apple
Potomac Synod
Jieron C Brown
Law to end publicity of large salaries approved
The MHow voted today to start from a tax statute a section under which corporate salaries above 15000 have been made public. A 220 tone ballot sent the repeal measure to the Senate, where the provision permitting publication of the salaries was inserted originally in a tax bill.
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Wahinston
Mhow
Senate
Goose Specializes in Double Eggs Surprises Arkansas Town
Arkansas City residents report farmer Hoskins with a goose that lays double eggs about once a week. He notes the bird produces an egg with two yolks inside a single shell, a unusual trait observed near his farm.
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Arkansas City
Kas
Hoskins
Here
Potomac Flood Reaches Washington Area Menaced Oysters
The Potomac River flood moved toward Washington as homes along the valley were evacuated and residents returned to ground floors. The crest reached 37 feet, closing bridges at Brunswick and Harpers Ferry while Willamsport and Cumberland stayed open. Oysters in the lower river faced danger from fresh water.
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Potomac River
Washington
Frederick County
Cumberland
Hancock
Waldhamsport
Hagersown
Potomac Edison
Point of Rocks
Willamsport
Brunswick
Harpers Ferry
Lowland Dwellers Warned To Leave
Volunteers for the American Red Cross urged residents to evacuate as the swollen Potomac surged, warning of rising flood danger and signaling emergency relief efforts underway along the riverbanks.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Potomac
Flood Relief Efforts Rally In Montgomery Prince Georges Areas
Citizens along the Eastern branch of the Anacostia River urged lowland residents to move to higher ground as volunteers led by Mrs Elliott Middleton and Mrs Harry Thompson organized furniture and shelter for flood refugees. In Prince Georges county the Red Cross and Riverdale Volunteer Fire Department cooperated to provide food and shelter for those displaced.
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Lowe
Elliott Middleton
Montgomery County
Harry Thompson
Cabin John
Prince Georges County
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