Ickes Urges Neutral Trade Stand Amid War Shipments
Washington reports Secretary Ickes reiterated the administration stance that American oil producers should operate within neutrality, discouraging excessive exports while only army shipments are forbidden. He did not expand on the view, and pressed legal action against unregistered arms traders. In Europe, Laval reportedly weighs a tri power peace conference with Hoare and Aldi to break the Ethiopian war deadlock.
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Washington
Armemabe
Secwevery Hall
Tal
Misun
Italy
Ethiopia
Ickes
Hull
Grete Department
Perth
Pierre Laval
France
Leval
Asid
Samuel Hoare
Baron Pompeo Aldi
Traly
Paria
Riviera
Maurice Peters
Sainte Reno Saint- Quentin
Buch Ab
Half Frozen Boy In Reported Recovering
Baltimore dispatch reports Glenn Boldan, a Minnesota boy, recovering after ten days of imprisonment illness and exposure. Found near Baltimore with feet and legs frozen and hands frostbitten, he wore a specially designed cel lulocid boot applying pressure and vacuum to prevent gangrene. He regained some sensation and sent a short letter home, with Travelers Aid arranging transport when able.
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Baltimore
Minnesota
Glenn Boldan
Travelers Aid
Fs Boidan
Baltimore WPA work assignments surge after relief end
Baltimore reports show 4200 people moved to WPA projects as federal unemployment aid ends. WPA offices buzz as 4000 seek work. total WPA employment in Maryland exceeds 18,780 with limited PWA absorption. Officials note many relief cases remain uncertain and counties show higher WPA uptake. Special committee plans to study unemployment policies and relief funding after taxes.
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Baltimore
Merylanda
WPA
PWA
Drosce
Jas
Harry Greenstein
NO SWEETIE PIE FOR HONEY BOYS FIASCO IN FREDERICK
Harley Toon and His Honeyboys Orchestra booked from Miami arrived in Frederick for a Martinburg engagement but failed to perform. Promoters obtained a fraud attachment against the band after discovering missing instruments and a $55 advance guarantee. Local officers seized the group while plans to leave for Martinsburg were halted, leaving the venue and promoters in a loss.
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Harley Toon
Honeyboys
Miami
Fla
Frederick
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ree
Orches
H. Donald Bayton
Robert D. Henderson
Guy Anders
Robert Maley
Martinaburg
New York City
Toots
Ma Iers
Mourmin Huddie
Rye Rye Rye Rye Contracts Aimed At Farm Rye Program
County agent reports receipt of numerous rye contracts under a four year 1936 39 adjustment program similar to the wheat plan. Frederick County leads rye production with 3336 acres and 48396 bushels threshed in 1934, followed by Carroll and Montgomery. The program pays about 30 to 38 cents per bushel based on par ity prices, with 75 percent base harvest limit and eligibility for farmers with rye in 1930 1935.
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Henry BR. Shiemaker
Frederick Conhans
Frederick County
Carroll
Montgomery
Washington
County Wheat Production Control Association
Tye Pgr
Usly
Bids Opened on Four Grade Crossing Projects in State
Baltimore December 3 The State Roads Commission announced low bidders for four grade crossing elimination projects and a one bridge in St Marys county. Bids cover the bridge only, excluding grading or paving. Sabillasville grade crossing in Frederick county awarded to Contractual Contracting Company Baltimore for 38220 with project expected to be set before December 15. Say you saw it in The News.
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Baltimore
St. Mary's County
State Roads Commission
Sabinasville
Frederick County
Contraental Contracting Company
Quadruplets Born in England Steal Spotlight Like Dionnes
London reports reveal a set of four newborns born November 38 to Mrs Walter Edward Miles in St Neots Huntingdonshire. The six day old infants reside with nurses on duty in relays at home, costing about 878 daily to care for them. The room is a large incubator with strict germ precautions. visitors must wear musk when near the white enamel cots.
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London
England
Walter Edward Miles
St. Neots
Huntingdonshie
Canada
United States
Agrarian Planter and Manufacturer Attack New Deal Program
A Texas planter and a National Association of cotton manufacturers argued the administrations arm program is radical and unconstitutional in briefs to the Supreme Court. They claim the agricultural relief measures nullify state power and extend federal authority over local matters, while noting costs from accidents totaling 83.5 billion in 1934.
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Washington
National Association of Toltan
Supreme Court
Tee Moor
Baker Rasxe
Srowerkiyila
Weather Drift Hits Central West Regions in Light Snow
A fragmentary weather note reports flurries in Minnesota and northern Iowa with colder temperatures forecast for the Central West. The piece references Chicago and broader Midwest conditions as wintry patterns extend, noting light traffic impact and expectations of deeper cold in coming hours.
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Wasa
Chicago
Middle West
Minnestots
Iowa
Worth
South Dakotas
Michigan
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Marke
Sabillasville
Projet
Pennsylvania
de Gallen
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C. E. Cline & Son
Cal
Bnight
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