Governor-Elect Nice appeals for public help in Maryland
In his first public address since election, Governor-elect Harry W Nice urged Marylanders to share views on state problems and aid his governorship. He spoke at Mountain City Lodge No 29 in Frederick after visiting the Maryland State School for the Deaf and the state sanatorium near Sabillasville. He emphasized cooperation, thanked local leaders, and asked residents to avoid silence on issues affecting the state.
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Fraternal aid urged to aid orphans and widows in crisis
Mr Harp urged Congress to amend the Industrial bill to fund fraternal societies facing financial distress as Knights of Pythias leaders and Gov-elect discussed relief efforts. The event featured Mayor Lloyd Culler and a Baltimore grand officer lineup, with musical numbers and a reception for the governor-elect and attendees.
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Fire devastates Kerns Hotel in Lansing with many missing
Fire engulfed the four story Kerns Hotel in Lansing early morning trapping guests. Officials estimate 20 to 50 bodies buried, with 12 dead and over 30 injured. Eighty one unaccounted, some believed safe. coroner warns possible dozen bodies under river ice as search planned after dawn.
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Poison Gas Plant for Italy Before Coolidge
Washington reports a Senate munitions committee disclosure of a White House conference on aiding Italy to build a poison gas plant. The du Pont brothers A Felix and Irenee attended, with a letter noting Coolidge grasped the fundamentals of the munition policy, but they could not recall his exact statement. The Italian project was never carried through.
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London Talks Weaken Washington Treaty Impasse
London reports on December 11 indicate naval talks among Britain Japan and the United States are near breakdown with the Washington treaty set to expire December 20. Two paths remain: a Japanese British bid to abandon the pact and seek new bases, or a postponement of further talks to March or April with a regular conference possible.
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Nice marriage shocks campaign circle in secret
Baltimore reports D K Nice, manager of Governor elect Harry W Nice’s campaign, secretly wed Anna Loretta Barnes on December 9 1933. The union, kept quiet until after the election, links the groom to the governor as a potential secretary of state appointee.
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Grange Meeting Hears Interesting Program at Creagerstown
The Creagerstown Grange met Friday evening in the hall presided by Master Millard Stull. A degree team will be organized. The program featured songs The Quilting Party and America, piano duet by Marguerite and George Hoff man, and a debate Who has the most right to complain a man who has his buttons off. Attendees included Roscoe Kiser Everett Stull Ruth Hauver Ruth Havner and Lloyd Grabill with several others. State Grange delegates attended by Millard and Everett Stull with alternates Charles Stull Ruth Havner and Lloyd Grabill.
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Defense claims Lindbergh ransom note written by Jersey gang carpenter
Flemington Dec 11 The defense jolted the Lindbergh kidnapping case with the assertion that one ransom note was penned not by Bruno Hauptmann but by a New Jersey carpenter with gang ties The second note allegedly mailed by another Jersey carpenter The defense faulted police for alleged overreach and said it would call Gov Harry Moore and police officials to testify If witnesses protect Hauptmann hearings for a bill of particulars were scheduled for Thursday
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Political cleavages warned in crime conference call
Washington December 11 The Attorney General's crime conference urged a total severance of politics from policing to curb crime and asked for broader federal state and local cooperation. J Edgar Hoover stressed removing politics from arrest punishment and detention to ensure law compliance.
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