Two men face first degree murder charges in Brunswick case
The Brunswick case involves Emory Selby and Artie Forrest accused of stabbing Ledwell after a Brunswick railroad yard melee. State’s Attorney Sinn plans to file first degree murder charges. autopsy shows lung wound and inquest set for next Tuesday.
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Jack Lola Ledee
Emory £. Selby
Brunswick
Selby
Forrest
Ledwell
Montevue
Simn
Crum
Doll
B. O Thomas
Dudley Ledwell
M A Etchison
Jones
Dudley Ledwell Ledwell
Emory and
Anne Green Ledwell
Sherman Ledwell
Arizona Ledwell
Jonesboro
Tonn Selby
Jacl Without
Jailed on Charge of Breaking Lindbergh Law
New York August 31 AP reports Benjamin Franklin Varn 33 jailed on a charge of violating the Lindbergh crime law related to a clumsy letter sent to Mrs Roosevelt at the White House. The letter threatened harm to the President and his grandchildren unless a ransom of 168000 dollars was paid. Police traced the message to Varn after an investigation.
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New York
Roosevelt
Benjamin Franklin Warn
White House
Uzele
Sistie ™ Dall
Anna’ Roosevelt Dall
Eipitt Roosevelt
American citizen kidnapped by bandits in Manchukuo
Tokyo reports that United States citizen John Jonansen was kidnapped by bandits who wrecked a Chinese Eastern Railway train at Wuchia Manchukuo, killing five Japanese passengers and injuring ten. Harbin dispatch credits Renzo News Agency. Jonansen and two other MGM employees, Robert Luna and Katsimais, were said to be educated in the United States and Japan.
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Tokyo
Svnes
John Jonansen
Renzo
Band
Wuchia Manchukuo
Harbin
Johansen
Metro-Gold
wyn-Mayer Company
Robert Luna Russan
United States
Katsimais
Weather data for the day and month summary
Daily weather figures report precipitation for 24 hours and the August month to date. It lists normal August rainfall, high and low temperatures from yesterday and past year, sunset and sunrise times, moonrise tomorrow, and a note on the Potomac region clearing from Monocacy to lower areas.
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Ain
Potomac
Harp
Perry
Labor troubles and market nerves cap bullish hopes
New York August 31 AP Labor troubles a softer pound and industrial uncertainties damped bullish sentiment in the financial market. Traders were away for Labor Day, others indecisive as stocks drifted in a narrow range. Grain profit taking occurred despite private crop forecasts for the smallest production since 1881. Call money rose to one percent.
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New York
Loftin to Head ABA as McCracken Seeks Re‑election
Milwaukee August 310 AP The ABA general council nominated Scott M Loftin of Jacksonville Fla for Association president and William P McCracken Jr of Washington for re election as secretary The body also announced general council nominees with limited readable details
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Milwaukee
General Council
The
American Bar Association
Scott M. Loftin
Jacksonville
Fla
Willam P McCracken, Jr
Washington
Cusset Sy Ouhe Bar Dohgatuc
Imperiled When Jap Ship Founders
Tokyo Aug 31 AP dispatch reports the sixty thousand ton warship Taisha Maru foundered near Atang Manchuria with fears that 136 passengers and crew drowned. Alban M Wood of Frederick spoke at a Northeast Cecil County meeting in support of Dr Charles H Conley for Democratic governor. Congressman T Alan Goldsborough was the other speaker.
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Tokyo
APY
Atang
Manchura
BAS
Rena
Northeast
Alban M. Wood
Frederick
Pith District Club
Cecil County
Charles H. Conley
T Alan Goldsborough
Maryland
Frederick Coldest Place In Maryland Records Fall
A Weather Bureau report notes Maryland towns set or tied cold records on the last day of August. Cumberland reached 45 degrees, Annapolis dipped to 57 later in the day, while Baltimore and Frederick logged notably low readings as Western Maryland cooled.
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Maryland
Cuimers Strerdd
Auegust
Baltimor
Cumberland
Thomas W
Annapolis
Rapaday
Sergeant Peterson Burned In Gasoline Fire
Sergeant David R. Peterson of the Frederick state police substation was burned on the legs when gasoline overflow from his motorcycle tank ignited at Linden Hills Garage. The fire destroyed the motorcycle, and Peterson, though injured, remained on duty after emergency responders arrived.
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David R. Peterson
Frederick
State Police
Linden Hills
Peterson
Ames
Independent Hose Company
Dollar Gains 3 4 Cents to English Pound
The dollar surged through the day rising about three and a half cents to the pound to close near 498 to the pound the highest quote since Roosevelt devalued the dollar last February. Officials reported a strong foreign exchange market demand with profit taking later.
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Lendon
United States
Roosevelt
New York
Wut
Cotton Code Authority Names George A Sisan Leader
George A Sisan, head of the Cotton Textile Code Authority, chairs the group as the first established NRA body guiding textile employers under the code. The statement outlines efforts to assist the textile industry and enforce code provisions through the Cotton Textile Institute and allied agencies.
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George A Sisan
Cotton Textile Code Authority
Usatr Nra
Victams
United Texte
Coldest August Night on Record Before Labor Day
Frederick records an all time August low of 42 degrees as frost forms while residents plan Labor Day getaways. Banks Post Office and stores will observe the holiday with no mail delivery and many shops closed except some drug stores and restaurants. Schools resume next week as teachers' summer vacations end and colleges delay openings by one to three weeks.
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Taday
Marathe
Frederick
P. D
Postomice
Cyn
Fredericks
Uni Noan
Mark Wne Mapsung
Tao
Wife testifies husband killed Pasadena dentist in 19th century case
Nellie Madison told Blayney Matthews investigator for the district attorney that her husband confessed to shooting Dr Leonard Siever, a Pasadena society dentist. She recalled the event before his own death, linking the murder to another man sentenced to hang in a related case. The interview appeared in the Teegcapa Journal.
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Lis Angeles
Acid Attack Destroys New Deal Mural at Westchester Exhibit
John Thompson, 26, of the Bronx, attacked the Westchester Institute of Fine Arts mural titled Nightmare of 1934. He claimed to erase the section featuring Mrs Roosevelt, saying the act was to remove a portrayal in the exhibit. He was held on charge of malicious mischief.
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Tarritoan
Westchester Institute of Fine Arts
John Tompson
Bronx
Mra Roosevelt
Maryland Retail Trade Report Highlights Frederick County
A Census Bureau release shows Frederick County and City retail net sales in 1933 totaled 9.268 million dollars with 723 proprietors and 68 full time employees payrolls about 870 thousand dollars. The analysis lists eleven retail groups including apparel, auto parts, drug stores and furniture, compares county totals with Brunswick and neighboring counties, and notes overall Maryland retail sales fell about 38 percent from 1929 to 1933 while filling stations rose slightly.
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Frederick City
Maryland
Bureau of Census Department of Commerce
Washington
Frederick Grants
Frederick Oils
Coun
Ghven Geneal Metchandbe Group
Purniture Pausehaid Radio Group
Brunswick
Montgomery County
Washington County
Carroll County
Cys
Lamber Hat
Safe
Otter
Baltimore City
Reorganization debate in Hoover era and New Deal tensions
The article surveys White House intrigue over reorganizing the government to push coordination under Roosevelt, noting private talks of a separate under cabinet expert group. It describes reactions to the Liberty League, Roosevelt’s stance against big business, and mentions officials like Richberg and NEC ties amid ongoing administrative scramble.
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New Deal
Richberg
F.R
Liberty League
Dome
Hoover
Congress
Touas
Tanya
Roosevel
Shouse
New York
Primary fee totals reveal party ballot counts
Frederick county reports 25 in fees from 81 candidates filing for Democratic and Republican primaries on September 1. Democrats paid 35, Republicans 80, with state statewide and county offices included. Baltimore city had 136 candidacy certificates filed but no fees for state central committee blockers.
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Numor
KAPMU
Tee Lemocratic Wanda
Couty
Murveror
Aled
Baltimore City
Board of Election Supervisors
State Central Committee
Drew Wales
State Central Committees
Yolornion
Nation's silk workers may be out on strike
Textile walkout looms as committee seeks employer talks. Silk, woolen, rayon and synthetic yarn workers are urged to begin strike tomorrow, contingent on talks with industry leaders. Francis Gate Sho codaman, head of the textile workers strike committee, says discussions with employers are still sought while the United Textile Workers express no interest in a joint cooperation order.
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Watuciga
Tns
Suk
Callal
Carton Texitile
Ravin Talay Py
Francis Gate Sho
Textile Workera
Vestkail Woolen Industrien
Cotta Texine
Siandly Gorman
Peter van Hor
Aut Codé Authority
United Textile Workers
National Textile Workers Union
Gorman
Small racing planes begin Cleveland hop
Two small racing planes lifted before dawn bound for Cleveland in the annual transcontinental speed dash of the national air races. Douglas Davis of Atlanta led early, followed by Jake Worthern of Pine Bluff and Lin Goulach of New York, while Roscoe Turner faced a gas line break but pressed on. Davis refueled at Goodland and resumed toward Lansing as two other pilots made steady progress from Burban California toward the east.
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Burbank
Cal
Cleveland
Douglas Davis
Atlanta
Parim Atantord
Jake Worthern
Pine Bluff
Ark
Lin Goulach
New Yok
Rae
Kansas City
Burban
Lee Gehlbach
New York
Athants
Goodland
Neaded
Lansing
Chicago
John Worthern
Fansas City
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