Warlike talk in league circles as troops are moved
In Geneva a League of Nations session focused on Yugoslavia and Hungary amid rising Balkan tensions. Eduard Benes warned Little Entente nations would fight to preserve the alliance, while Yugoslavia accused Hungary of orchestrating Alexander’s murder and Croats reportedly supported the assassination. Hungarian students demonstrated against Yugoslavia in Szeged, signaling escalating cross border friction and police readiness.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Yugoslavia
Hungary
League Council
Alexander
Marseilles
South America
Europe
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Allance
Tibor Eckhhardt
America
Youngstown
Buenos Aitres
Bogoljub Yevitch
Balkans
Szeged
Budapest
Fairfield Bank Robbery Route Then Through Maryland Towns
Anthony Rayk, confessed driver, traced the gang’s route after the Fairfield First National Bank heist on November 28. He said the robbers fled via Zora Emmitsburg Frederick Middletown Hagerstown, splitting loot with John Krall and John Fedorka receiving portions. about $2,500 recovered. Rayk identified by Fairfield residents and Steelton man Sherry Scott linked to wheel of car era.
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First National Bank
Fairfield
Emmitsburg
Tourmont
Frederick
Anthony Rayk
Steelton
Rayk
Pennsylvana
Zora
Gettysburg
Prederick
Middletown
Hagerstown
John Krall
New York City
John Fedorka
Johnstown
Sherry Scott
Thrne
Post tries again in Winnie Mae to set altitude record
Dee Dee Bartlesville Oklahoma reports Wiley Post claims a new altitude record in the Winnie Mae reaching about 55 000 to 57 000 feet after a second hop to the stratosphere. Barograph readings from the prior flight suggested around 50 000 feet.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Dee
Wiley Post
Winnie Mae
Tuer
Billions May Be Used In National Development Plan
Washington December 7 a plan to mobilize billions for national development of land and water resources to meet urgent employment needs was sent to President Roosevelt at Warm Springs. The program envisions flood control navigation irrigation power development salt erosion streams pollution reforestation and highway and home building among other projects.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Butchering Held At Craver Farm Near Myersville
A Thursday butchering occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles R Craver near Myersville. Four large hogs were slaughtered and dinner was served. Attendants included Jerry Gaver Mies Fuldje Trus sard Albert Bussard Tillimen Green Jerry Riese Mrs Clon Stine and daughter Mary Catherine Miss Margaret Helen Kefanger Charles Wisner and George Korrell.
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Myersville
Charles R. Craver
Jerry Gaver
Mies Fuldje Trussard
Albert Bussard
Tillimen Green
Jerry Riese
Clon Stine
Mary Catherine
Margaret
Helen Kefanger
Charles Wisner
George Korrell
Perkins Guilty in NRA Minimum Wage Case
In York County area, Perkins of York, Pa. was found guilty in federal court on ten counts for violating the national minimum wage law. Judge Albert T. Watson set sentencing for Monday at 2 p.m. The case tested government authority to fix minimum wages.
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Arrisburm
Fred C. Ni
York
NRA Cote
Yerkins
Albert T. Watson
Convention Bureau weighs Frederick as future convention site
Frederick Maryland is eyed as a convention town by the Frederick Convention Bureau meeting at Hil Top House Harpers Ferry. Lodges and fraternal groups will be invited to cooperate to attract annual gatherings. The bureau notes two conventions secured since its formation Maryland State Grange and Maryland Dental Association. Attendees included Hammond Clary G Elis Williams James H Gambill Jr John A Shires M J Croghan and Robert E DelaYmine.
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Frederick
Maryland Dental Association
Washington
Qureau
Amon
Hammond Clary
Rev
G. Elis Willams
James
Plan to insure union rights in auto industry announced
The President's three man automobile labor board announced a plan to ensure thousands of workers in the automobile industry have a fair chance to elect their own representatives without fear of intimidation to bargain with employers.
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Detroit
Bee
Pigantic
Automobile Labor Board
Frederick County Team Places Second in 4-H Poultry Contest
Frederick county's 4-H poultry team finished second with 2 620 points at the state wide contest held with the Smithsburg Poultry Show. Washington County won with 2 180 points. The event named top individuals including Kenneth Frey and Francis Bell of Washington, Roscoe Whipp and Ira Poole of Frederick, Jack Calhoun of Carroll, and Harris O'Neal of Allegany. The Smithsburg show closed Friday with judging of Rhode Island Reds White Leghorns Barred Plymouth Rocks and White Wyandottes.
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Frederick County
Smithsburg
Washington County
Frederick
Washington
Allegany
Carroll
Montgomery
Kent
Baltimore
St. Mary's
Harford
Calvert
Kenneth Frey
Francis Bell
Roscoe Whipp
Ira Poole
Jack Calhoun
Harris O'Neal
Ted
Whipp
Poole
James Shaff
Ballenger
W. H. Rice
University of Maryland Extension Service
Rhode Island
Pascal Renn
McKenzie Bros
Velazco to Play at Frederick High Alumni Christmas Dance
Emil Velazco and his orchestra, formerly at the Hotel Taft in New York, will perform at Frederick High School Alumni Association’s Christmas dance on December 27 at the State Armory. The group features a portable pipe organ, praised as a key innovation in dance music, and Velazco has a notable career including Carnegie Hall appearances and the jazz concerto Kaleidoscape.
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Frederick High School Alumni Association
Emil Velazco
Taft
New York City
State Armory
Guy W. Nusz
High School Association
Velazco
George Hall
Lyric Theater
Duluth
Minn
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Carnegie Hall
New York
DuPont officials oppose government control of plants
Six duPont officials defend private operation against government ownership arguing that state control would increase gun and powder production. They counter Nye and Raushenbush who favor a government owned and controlled project to curb abuses, with Nye asserting defense should be nationalized and he supports ending wholesale armament of the world.
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Washington
duPont
Senate
Munitions Committee
Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Stephen Raushenbush
Retail Trade Surges Across Week In December Boost
New York dispatch reports broad gains in retail trade over the past week aided by seasonal weather and post Thanksgiving demand. Consumer buying showed strength as December purchases rise, with New England and most East regions up 5 to 12 percent from last year. Industrial gains follow shutdowns, with textiles, foods, radios, rubber goods, jewelry, building materials, iron and steel, autos and other durable goods showing renewed activity.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet Weekly Business Review
New England
Bodies Found After Duck Hunters Missing Near Plumb Point
Coast guard reported that army planes spotted two bodies off Plumb Point in the Susquehanna River area, near the Chesapeake Bay. The men missing since Saturday are 52 year old Harry Porter, an instructor at the Baltimore Polytechnic Institute, and 17 year old A Ross Garey, son of Major and Mrs. Enoch Barton Garey of Oakington Maryland.
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Baltimore
Coast Guard
Apache
Plumb Point
Susaquehanna River
Chesapeake Bay
Harry Porter
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
A. Ross
Garey
Enoch Barton Garey
Oakington
Civil Appeal Cases Set for Hearing Tuesday
Three civil appeal cases are scheduled for hearing on Tuesday December 11 marking the first cases of the December term which opens Monday. Earlier docket notes show two additional civil appeals marked for continuance and four others to be started. Hearings Tuesday include Winston Crawford versus Nellie C Zimmerman from Justice Sherman P Bowers docket with a verdict of 26.90 and costs against Crawford appeal filed by Crawford Earl Roelke versus Eastern Sanitary Supply Company from Justice Bowers docket with a verdict of 72.65 and costs in favor of the supply company appeal by Roelke Reverdy M Purdum versus Theodore Files and Charles J Files from Justice Alton Y Bennett docket with a verdict of 10 and costs in favor of Purdum appeal by Purdum.
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Winston Crawford
Nellie C. Zimmerman
Sherman P. Bowers
Crawford
Earl Roelke
Eastern Sanitary Supply Company
Bowers
Supply Company
Roelke
Reverdy M
Purdum
Theodore Files
Charles J. Files
Alton Y. Bennett
Delphey's License Service Ad Promises Fast 1935 Tags
Notice to motorists from Delphey's License at 140 West Patrick Street Frederick touts first in service and promptness for 1935 license tags. Open every evening, daily service, no trouble, no delay.
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Delphey
West Patrick Street
Frederick
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