Three Injured in Weekend City and County Accidents
A weekend spate of Maryland crashes left three people hurt, none seriously. In Frederick, Mrs Elizabeth Dodson was struck near West Patrick and Rentz streets by a Normal Crouse auto and treated for bruises and shock, then released. A truck tow accident near Braddock Heights damaged two cars, injuring minorly Theodore Ward and Harry Plassiff. A third diarist misshapen heavy wreck near Cumberland involved a stolen stock vehicle. State Officer Walter May investigated.
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Baltimore
South Mountain
Braddock Heights
Cumberland
Bottishout
Theodore R. Ward
Hary J. Plassiff
Walter May
Elizabeth Abrecht Dodson
College Avenue
Beanshoro
Hatced
Frederick
Bradnrick Heights
B. H. Cecil
State Police
fFrey
Mer
Clent
McCaffrey
Frederick Tedar
Sidar
Housekeeper Killed in Sharpsburg Pike Crash
Margaret Shichan aged 56 of Mercersburg Pennsylvania was instantly killed when her car crashed through a fence on the Sharpsburg pike near here. Lewis We 48 a Mercersburg resident and employer of the housekeeper was injured with a fractured leg. County authorities investigated.
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Hazerstos
Margaret Shichan
Mercersburg
Penn
Vealeeper
Sharpsburg Pike
Here
Ions
Lewis We
Ultimatum and peace plan amid Mussolini's Ethiopian war
The piece discusses Mussolini facing a Franco British peace proposal seen as an ultimatum as Italian air raids on Ethiopian encampments continue. Observers say the plan would force a decision before sanctions at the League meeting while highlighting cooperation between France and Britain and risks of Mussolini accepting or rejecting the terms.
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Mussolini
Ethiopia
France
Great Britain
Italy
al Duce
League
Ralian Senate
Jothec
Laval
Samuel Hoare
Toacher
Eritrea
Salary cuts at State Roads raise legal questions in Maryland
Baltimore reports attorney Willis R. B. Jones charging political motive behind salary reductions in the State Roads Commission. He cites the merit system law requiring cause and service benefit for pay cuts, suggesting politics influenced the changes and urging the employment commissioner to rule on legality. Also details a road collision near Feazville injuring none, plus several weekend arrest notes and a Florida rancher trial note.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Willis RB. Jones
Maryland
Emmployer Association
Harry ©. Jones
Willis Jones
Willis Jones Said That Payrott Atds
Supreme Court Considers Hauptmann Case Amid Farm Act Debate
Legal circles report the Supreme Court weighing a review of Bruno Hauptmann’s Lindbergh baby murder conviction while awaiting rulings on the farm act and NRA code challenges. Roosevelt heads to Chicago as debates on processing taxes and farm program finance intensify. Norris criticizes court tactics amid labor board and Wagner act tests.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Chicago
AAA
American Liberty League
Guffey
Norris
Halding Company
Labor Board
New Jersey
Bruno Hauptmarin
High Court
Washington
Supreme Court
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
London naval conference faces last hour hurdles
Fresh obstacles arise as French Italian and American delegations clash with Britain on eve of the London naval conference opening. Paris reports France favors announcing building programs in advance but only year to year. Britain hopes for six year plans to curb arms race amid Japanese demands. Wild horse prints appear in Schiaparelli mid season collection in black crepe with horse motifs for dinner frocks.
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London
Bolton
Admiralty
Great Britain
United States
Wild Horse
Trixts
Paris
Schiapareli
Ancient Hall of Classics in Peiping Hints at Restored Monarchy
A sketch discusses a possible autonomous Northern China and restoration of royal era luster in Peiping now Peiping. It notes Japan may press for provincial autonomy as in Manchukuo and suggests Henry Puye, once ruler of Manchukuo, could return. The Hall of Classics near the ancient capital, built by Chien-tung, houses stone Classics used to resolve Confucian texts.
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China
Peking
Peiping
Japan
Manchuria
Henry Pu YE
Chien-tung
Legislator Seeks Probe Into Hoffmans Hauptmann Visit
New Jersey Assemblyman Crawford Jamieson called for an investigation of Governor Harold Hoffman’s death interview with Bruno Richard Hauptmann. He warned the 1935 Legislature may reconvene in a special session to examine circumstances and deemed the episode as exploitation of a celebrated crime for national publicity.
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Trenton
N. J
Crawford Jamieson
Harold G. Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Jamieson
Frederick Woman Reported Missing in Five Day Disappearance
Frederick police seek help locating Edith Watson a 36 year old resident of 417 Klinehart's Alley missing for five days and believed to suffer amnesia. M K Eckenroth Takoma Park who lectured at Pythian Castle says Watson family fell on hard times and she traveled selling pamphlets with periods away from home.
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Edith Watson
Klinehart's Alley
M. K. Eckenroth
Takoma’ Park
Pythian Castle
Watson
Frederick
Pocatello
Idaho
Montene Hospital
Cameron
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