Jtilitis bill faces long fight and tax bill advances
Washington reports House action on a mandatory abolition measure facing strident opposition and uncertainty about adjournment. In another move the 3270 million wealth tax bill moved through the House, with Morgenthau declining to commit but saying Treasury would be satisfied with Congress’s vote. A birthday party in Libertytown honored Hester S Whipp on her 21st birthday hosted by the Loyal Workers Class of the ME Sunday School.
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Lee Smith
Eugene Nash
Wiliam Fisher
Daniel Whipp
Peul Nash
Charles Eyler
James Overstreet
Romanus Smith
Fred Moxley
John Hoff
Charles Smith
James Harwood
Thomas Whipp
Henry Bury
Bernard Smith
Clark Harwood
Eibworth Monshour
Chester McKenzie
Reckless Driving Charge in West Main Street Case
Merion Hammond, colored, appeared before Police Justice Sherman E. Flavagar at West Main Street on a reckless driving charge preferred by State Officer BC Mason. Sentence was suspended in Tit Cant.
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Richard Arlen and Family Life in Hollywood
Mrs Richard Arlen Joby and Dick Arlen have a long Hollywood history. They met at a dance after 12 years together and married through their son Charles Faaris influence. Their 18 year old son Richard Jr is their focal point. Dick golfs daily while Jobyana plays badminton weekly and collects early American furniture. She also handles fan mail and serves as his secretary.
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Joby
Hollywood
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Charles Faaria
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Wadminton
Take Power When Laval Falls Leader Tells French War Heroes
Lt Col Francois de la Rocque, head of the Croix de Feu, asserts the group of about 320000 veterans and volunteers could seize power if Premier Laval’s cabinet falls. He warns Parliament and promises readiness, while criticizing current governance and expecting a change in November amid France’s large budget deficit.
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La Rocque Warns of Decisive Hour for Social Reform
The cabinet crisis debate rages as La Rocque calls for a firm stand against left wing threats. He envisions a decisive hour to purge subversive elements and restore society through reform while denying anti parliamentary aims. He urges gradual but forceful renewal without opposing sincere representation.
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Diver Seeks Quiet Retirement After Helping Lads Below Sea
A pirate tale unfolds as a diver, aged and weary, shares gratitude for the lads he aided beneath the waves. He mails a note to the Times, then charts a return to dry land with a friendly sea man and a boat. The story ends with plans to sail away together.
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Pleasant family and friends visit Frederick and Baltimore
Mr Pleasant and Mrs Edward Boone and daughter Rebeca of Frederick called on Mr and Mrs Edward Mercer. Mrs Laura Biggs of Baltimore visited Elder and Mrs Charles E Brachey at Chestnut Grove and returned home. The Monaths and Dane Mallon visited Baltimore on Sunday and called on Mr and Mrs Rovere at Gamper. Mrs Lewis F Lochner ill again. August Monath, Dane Mallon and others visited Mr Edward Mercet Tuesday. Charles Mercet Frederick staying with sister Luther King and family. The birthday outing for Mr Joseph Lanes held with four buses and a yacht trip down the Bataman River. A trio of Mr William T Delaware Philadelphia visitors toured Washington and sailed down the Bataman River. Mt Pleasant Reformed missionary society to hold a memorial service next Sunday evening with program.
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Edward Boone
Rebecca
Frederick
Edward Mercer
Laura Biggs
Baltimore
Charles E Brichey
Chestnut Grove
Chates E Brachey
Frances
Ean
Robert
Chéstnut Grove
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Mes Ro Rovere
Gamper
Lewis F Lochner
Dane Mallon
Edward Mercet
Clenag
Harry King
Randrew
Kiher King
Charles Mercet Frederick
Ps . Luther King
Joseph Lanes
Mt Pleasant
Police Court Cases in Trias Heid Justice Session
Justice Walter Linn presided a Police Court night session. Charles Marino was acquitted of assault on Ernest Shoemaker. An argument over wages arose. Lewis Allen faced disorderly conduct charges. Frank Dorsey and Constable Anders fined. Harold Lewis jailed for drunkenness. Harry Merchant charged with intoxication. W Mullendere fined for selling without license. Two shacks at towpath and Potomac River destroyed by fire near Brunswick. Brunswick fire department contained it. Fire caused 400 loss.
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Daniel Lwomby
George Hoffman
Harry Mercchant
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Muana
W. Mullendere
Justice Sinn
Lomecer Swemier
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