Northern District Federation of Women Meet in Calvary
Members from Frederick, Carroll and Garrett counties gathered at Calvary M E Church for the Northern District Maryland State Federation of Women's Clubs annual meeting. Officers were elected, reports given, and a luncheon program featured guest speakers including Mrs. Rudolph Aten and Adele Stamp.
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Maryland
College Park
Maryland State Federation
Peyton Wharen
Bethesda
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Homer L. Twigg
Hampstead
Adele Stamp
General Federation of Women Clubs
University of Maryland
C. Milton Lincell
Hriel
Cumberland
Elmer E. Dixon
George A. Hol- Pleasant
J. P. Wantz
Westminster
Cumatland
Claus
ing
Jesse Hooper
Frede
consi ion
B. H. Sinceil
E. RB
liprary extension
Marybury
Allegany education
Emma French
Gumberland
M. Lichtenstein motion pictures
BE. N. McDevit
Pleasant
American ip
Eula Barton
ance
F. K. Lonaconing
Earl Remsperg
Buckerstown
Helen Smith
internacional - er B. Broch
Allegan
bude
port
wisurance
insula
Stamp
Brent
Henry L
Bodies Buried on Gangster Grounds Spotlight Carl Rettich
Report notes a suspected gang leader Carl Rettich tied to a crime site described as gangster grounds. Authorities probe graves linked to a gang dispute and potential homicide.
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Carl Rettich
Relief Fund Vote Claims Spark Partisan Attacks
Boston reports Col. Theodore Roosevelt Jr accusing the Roosevelt administration of diverting a 4.8 billion work relief funds to political aims. He says the Democratic regime is using federal money for improper purposes in Maine Des Moines and other states while vowing to bar the vote.
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Boston
Theodore Roose, Jr
Roosevelt
Republican Club
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D Roosevelt
New England
Iowa
North Da
Cal Rossevelt
Maine
Demsi
Des Moines
Robles Kidnapping Case Claimed Solved by Hoover
Investigators led by Hoover report that the Robles kidnapping case is solved involving Jane Robles a six year old girl from Tucson. The child was recovered from a desert pit after about nineteen days and is described as safe by authorities.
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Washington
garVestigative
Jane Robles
Tucso
Haunted House Fugitive Captured After Escape
Lancaster police report a man linked to a "haunted house" incident fled, but was caught near Mechanics Grove. He is placed under guard as authorities continue the investigation into the recent bones discovery.
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Lancaster, Pa
Apui
Richard
Weather Brief for 24 Hours to April 1 1935
The report shows a 24 hour period ending at 6 03 p m with a deficiency of 99 inches and a temperature reading at 514 a m. Prices noted include a 2 dollar value for a product and an 0 m time marker.
Call to Postpone Reform Measures Echoed by .CF.
A fragmented report notes a call to delay reform measures associated with Harriman’s moderate stance. The tone mixes praise with criticism as observers weigh the counselor’s influence and the broader reform agenda.
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fom
Harriman
Many Projects Under Way in Carroll County
Westminster reports multiple developments including Meum High School construction at $200000, new school buildings, a Westminster sewage project estimated at $300600 with a federal grant, and a street repaving program funded by bonds sold for $165000.
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CARROLL COUNTY
Westminster
Carol county
Mercr
Council of Teporisd
Maryland Co
Thomson & Sons
Bullish Enthusiasm Dampened in Market
The market mood cooled after a positive start as traders cited cautious profit taking and mixed earnings. Analysts noted uneven leadership with few sectors driving early gains and investors awaiting clearer guidance from corporate results and economic data.
Jurges and Bush Suspended and Fined in Shortstop Incident
Jurges and Bush faced suspensions and a $50 fine after a shortstoping incident. The league disciplinary action cites unspecified conduct during the game.
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Jurges
Bush
Cub shortstan
day
Parley Between Nations Postponed As Turmoil Lingers
A proposed international discussion between major powers was postponed due to unsettled atmosphere and unresolved tensions. Officials cited the need for clearer conditions before talks resume as relations with Germany remain strained.
Compromise on Nrais Rejected by Senate Finance Panel
Fragmented notes show Roosevelt and leaders debating NRAIS terms. The Wh Senate Finance committee reportedly rejected a compromise as members, including Richberg, pressed for stronger guarantees.
Third Death in Hollywood Shooting Reported in Casualty Triangle
In Los Angeles a third victim died in the Hollywood shooting case. E Bolte, 37, a sociology and law instructor, is identified as the latest fatality, bringing the apparent double murder to a third death amid the ongoing investigation.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
Hollywod
E. Bolte
Baby Falls From Porch Injures Toddler at Home
A 78 month old boy, Paul, suffered a head cut after tumbling about 22 feet from a second story porch of his parents home at noon. He was taken to a hospital where doctors reported he was getting along today. Mrs G. Southstre identified as guardian.
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Paul
G. Southstre
Final Welfare Meetings Draw 400 Attendance
Large scale welfare conference fills hotel with 400 attendees from city and county. Notable figures include Dr George H Prasrcon and university officials guiding round table discussions led by Ruth Blakeslee Isabel Carter and Christine Adams. Proceedings cover relief medical cooperation and case reporting for relief recipients.
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MOSS
Mars
Conre
Scott
George HH Prasrcon
Stace Co
Abvot
Univers. of Chicago
Ruth Blakeslee
Federal
Washington
New York
the
Welfare Board
Isabel Carter
Baltimore
Christine Adams
Ray A. Hus
United States Board of Parole
U. S. Department of Justice
Katherine Griffith
Mary Godh zion
Anita J. Faaiz
Heith Woods
Philadelphia
Ethel Bowers
Eleanor
Richardson
Woods
Ignatius Bjornes
B.C. is
Bliss Ruthmer
Edsard Minson
E. Larkin
Helen 1
Roosevelt Repudiates Testimony U S Should Seize Nearby Islands
Father and Son Mothers League banquet Friday at the annual supper with an interest program for boys and men. About one hundred may attend the banquet at the Francis Scott Key hotel beginning at 6:30 PM. Prof C W Mayser will headline with magic tricks. John S Insley will sing baritone numbers. The event is part of Youth Week activities with many local clubs involved.
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FATHER AND SON MOTHERS’ LEAGUE
Vickers
Frederick
Fracis Scott Key hotel
C. W. Mayser
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Mayser
John S. Insley
Insley
Evangelical Reformed church
W. C Royal
A. L. Leary
George N. Payete
Louis L. Wilson
CL.M
Kemp's
IE SiOMe
Odd Fellows
Fredik Lions club
Ignatius Byerlee
Gur. K. Motter
Robert L. Smith
W. W. Smith
Robert L. Warfield
Unprecedented Roosevelt clash over wartime seizure warning
President Roosevelt repudiated Army testimony claiming an emergency power to seize British and French islands near U.S. shores. He urged the Military Committee to stop printing executive session evidence or risk withholding future disclosures without his approval.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
House Military committee
McSwain
army
navy
Charles E. Kilbourne
F. M. Andrews
general headquarters air force
Wilcox air
Andrews
Canada
Newfoundland
St. Pierre and
Miquelon
Bermuda
Bahamas
Jamaica
Trinidad
British Honduras
lesser Antilles
Kilbourne
Canadian
Conta Meeting Report on Debt and Tay Funds
A meeting regarding Conta finances discusses large figures including 6 000 000 and 3 000 600 in Tay funds and 085 004 4 6 000,000. The record notes detailed allocations and proposed restructuring of accounts.
WM S Meeting To Be Held At Manchester
Delegates from Fredecung will attend the Women's Missionary Society meeting of the Lutheran Maryland Middle Conference. The session occurs next Wednesday at the Manchester church chaired by Rev. Lyer with morning devotion by Mrs. Virgil W Doub of Middletown and greetings by Mrs. Rehm and Mrs. W. Q. Tbach. The program includes a memorial service led by Mrs. A F tie and a Synodical message led by Mrs. L. Ralph Tabor with H. Wa and Susan making ed and installed.
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Fredecung
Women's Missionary Society
Lutheran of Maryland
Man
Rev. Lyer
Virgil W Doub
Middletown
Rehm
W. OQ. Tbach
Folly
Prichers
A. F. tie
al bexin
L. Ralph Tabor
Synodical Pri H. Wa
crsom
Jean C Stull
Forest Fire Burns Acres Near Samlington County
Firefighters from Port Frexd-2 crews battled a blaze Saturday east of Samington County that burned about 482 acres and 29 to 24 minutes of suppression time. Local authorities report a modest loss with no confirmed injuries.
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Samimgton
Port
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John S. Renn, Jr
Isaac Hawke
Paul Hammond
Barb. Lee Hammond
Bey Zelg
Mildrs
Lo Michael
Irving Kefauver
Roy Schroeder
Frances Ann Schroeder
Marjorie Harrizon
Patse Storm
Mary Louise Abrson E. Bowers
Eteanor Ezberger
Florence Schrroeder
Tyree B. Ensie
ne Whi Howard
Fhose
Grace Alexander
Doris Ann Ausherman
E .S. Ausherman
Mary Louise Abrecht
Betty Abrecht
Charlotte Abrecht
Hobart B. Albaugn
Clyde Abrecht
Mary Frances Abrecht
Clarence Bussard
Lewis H Bistone Baumgardner
Betty Marie Baumgardner
Grayson Bowers
Virginian Bowers
Josephine Bowers
Hel Brand
inin Crone
Betty Ann Compher
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Sant Crone
Beverley wR. Chs
Wii Rebecca Jean
Melvin. Carbaugh
Lierd C. Cul Erva Mae
Executive
Army And Navy
CONTA
WM. S
Manchester
Frederick Countians
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