State of War Declared in Cuba Under Machado
President Gerardo Machado proclaimed a state of war across Cuba amid ongoing political turmoil and a major general strike that left 31 dead. U S ambassador Sumner Welles and opposition leaders sought a settlement plan that would see Machado step aside, with talk of a joint acting government once Ferrara and Machado withdraw. President Roosevelt urged Cuba to end political warfare to prevent famine and protect economic stability. Washington officials expressed concern and favored mediation over intervention. A separate note reports 11 year old Roy Sanders Jr. died from a copperhead snakebite in Blue Ridge Summit after a blackberry gathering.
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Apcantahie
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Roy Sanders, Jr
Sanders
Charmian
Blue Ridge Summit
Waynescoro Hospital
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A C Brifigert
Phisizan
Unable to Locate Owner of Abandoned Whippet Auto
Deputy Sheriff Morgan Runkies of Knoxville found a nearly new Whippet roadster abandoned near a state road. The license had been removed, no identifying marks were present, and no obvious damage or fuel shortage was noted. The car was moved to a Knoxville garage while investigators seek the owner. The officer said no information has surfaced to identify the owner as of Wednesday.
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Knoxville
Brunswick
Knoxtie
Tts
Runkles
Five Navy Men Killed in Plane Crash Near Pearl Harbor
Honolulu reports a rain-engined patrol plane from Pearl Harbor crashed off a coral reef a mile offshore. The dead include Lieut C B Hill Lieut T G Marshall pilot aviation mate C G Stewart radio man VY OG Hovey and Seaman B Pitt. A 1927 Naval Academy graduate served aboard.
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A .Oral Reef
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pJot
T G. Marshall
C G Stewart
VY OG Hovey
Somaini B Pitt
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City Decorates for Tri State Elks Convention
Frederick prepares for the 13th annual Tri State Elks convention opening Monday at folscity Center. Officials anticipate Postmaster General James A Fatley attendance and a parade with 1200 participants through City Hall area. Gouvernor Ritchie and dignitaries expected. events include boxing, dances, and a grand parade from the City Hall grandstand.
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Folscity
James A Fatley
Cottthouse
Francis Scott Key
West Patrick Street
Davis C Winebrenner
Th Collodge
Fareley
Farleia
City Hall
Albert C Ritchie
Uney
Re Companies
Police
Te Preness
Scott Key Hovel Cor
Mayo
Eimer F Munshower
Charles
Wal
Gordy Eyes Maryland Governor Run in Fresh Candidacy
Baltimore dispatch reports William Gordy Jr. of Salisbury a potential new candidate for Maryland governor. As state comptroller, Gordy could enter the race if Governor Ritchie abandons a fifth term bid and runs for the U S Senate.
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Fure
Maryland
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Salisbury
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Ritchie
Welfare Board outlines $8000 monthly relief need
Miss Ruth O Blakeslee describes Frederick County welfare plans funded by state and federal relief, with county and municipal levies expected. Relief, issued as script orders, targets food and employment, while hospitalization remains private charity. board chairman Sam W Maples introduces the talk at the Francis Scott Key hotel.
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Frederick County Welfare Board
Ruth O Blakeslee
Board of State
Aud
Chote Af Oo Manting
Chuir
Francis Scott Key
Philadelphia
James S Reed
Gumberland
A I Elin
Brunswic
Prosperity Drive canvass boosts city business, advocates New Deal recovery
In Frederick county, a Prosperity Drive campaign circulates prosperity badges to promote retail recovery under the New Deal. Led by Edward G Hermano and Lever Brothers representatives, crews distribute badges and send workers to man three trucks. The effort aims to restore public confidence and encourage business, signaling a hopeful turn in the economy.
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Lever Brothers
Edward G. Hermano
Frederick
Cuttons
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