Morningstar dies after trolley collision near Locus
John H Morningstar, 67, of Leaston, was fatally injured when a Hagerton Company streetcar struck him while he crossed near the general store in Locus. The motorman stopped, an auto ride was arranged, but Morningstar died seconds later at the hospital. Investigations by Justice Schnauffer and State’s Attorney Bowers proceed as services set for Learstown. Morningstar leaves a widow and two children, with eight grandchildren and several siblings. Burial at Learstown cemetery.
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Frederics
Hagertoan Company
Charles Wom
Morningstar
Locus
Frederek
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Humm
Justice Schnauffer
Sherman P. Bowers
Mommingstar
Philty H
Mary
Moraiigstar
Lucy E. Starner
John H. Morningstar
Lealstoan
Grace Carbaugh
George T. Mormingwar
Walkerssile
John G
Robert A. Moar
Howard
Sarah Clem
M. B
Learstown
M. L. Creager and
San
Caneral Directors
Short Session Wanes as Congress Faces Key Battles
Washington struggles with a packed agenda as leaders flag hopes for a brief session. Bills on cash pauyments, tax policy, and New Deal reforms loom, with January House floor action spotlighting urgent economic questions. Utica reform meetings and Lewiston discussions reflect ongoing regional civic activity.
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Washington
Sas
Ng Toda
Nestir
New Deal
Special Session Urged to Fund Old Age Pensions
Shanahan urges Maryland lawmakers to convene a special session to enable the state to receive federal social security funds and cover the state's share of old-age pension costs. Senator J Allan Coad resists, proposing time for possible tax measures and delaying pension funding beyond 1937.
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Coad
Works Progress Administration
Goad
Shanahan
Two Sisters Reunited in Lanahan Family Tale
Two sisters, De James Caine and Mrs Dela Hask Ola, were recently reunited, and they came to Lan her fi on for a family moment.
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James Caine
Dela Hask
Fragmentary note on footwear and writing tools
A partial text mentioning shoes and paper suggests a note about footwear and writing material. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable from the fragment.
Unannouncement of Talmadge candidate stirs 1936 GOP scene
Washington December 7 Republican camps contend over convention city as Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge, outspoken Roosevelt foe, signals possible bid for president. GOP committee to pick site tomorrow with Cleveland Chicago and Kansas City among contenders. Talmadge notes he probably will be a candidate.
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Eugene Talmadge
Grorzia
Talmadges
Talmadge
Roosevelt
Cleveland Chicazy
Kansas City
Tela
Talmadee
Georgia
Ernial
Dedication Held For Henry Keat and Frederick Busl
In Maryland a non denominational memorial service was held Sunday at Satom Gospel Mission near here. Henry Weinberg arranged the dedicatory service for a plaque honoring Henry Keat and Frederick Busl. A Pant Laurent of Paromac Edson Co. helped with the ceremony and the program included music and a short procession.
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Havers
Dee
Henry Keat
Frederick Buslaas
Satom Gospel Musion
Weinberg
Pant Laurent
Paromac Edson Co
Sddreng
Friends Urge LeGore To Run For Congress
State Senator Harry LeGore faced pressure from supporters to enter the Sixth District congressional race to replace David J. Eats. He had not decided but valued county and district encouragement and noted Republican backing. LeGore previously served on Ways and Means in the House and on the Senate Judiciary Committee. He opposed New Deal legislation during his first Senate term.
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Harry LeGore
Congress
Congression
David J.eats
Short
LeGore
Raul Bet
Maryland
Sen
House
Senate
General Assembly
Wade
Ways and
Farm Bureau Delegates Named for Maryland Meeting
J W Jones president of the Montgomery section announces the annual meeting of the Maryland Farm Bureau Association in Baltimore on January 1. Delegates include Latorsey J Thompson Rork Mille Me and Burene Walk. Alternates are W Tam, W Moore Wilson C Poole and Herbert D Barnes.
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Farm Bureau
J. W Jones
Montgomery Catreau
Maryland Farm Bureau
Peteracion
Baltimore
Ethiopia War Shifts as Troops Move Toward New Front
Ethiopian forces reposition as new fighting fronts emerge amid unresolved peace plans. Graziani’s forces press toward Italian Somali front while Badoglio leads northern campaigns. International leaders clash over concessions and collective security amid Haile Selassie’s defiant stance.
Martinsburg hotels to be operated jointly by new firm
Martinsburg Hotel Corporation announces plans to lease The Bersels and operate The Shenandoah as joint properties starting January. T. W. Martin Jr will head management with a state license recently granted. The move follows a purchase from bondholders for about 100,000 dollars.
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Martinsburg
W Va
Martinsburg Hotel Corporation
Shenandoah
T. W. Martin, Jr
Hersetey
West Virginnia
Stories in Stamps by LS Klein
The article describes stamp imagery showing palm climbers gathering coconuts and dates in the South Seas and Africa. It notes climbers using tree trunks as supports, securing footholds on fronds to reach treetop fruits. Similar stamps from Dahomey, French Congo, and Belgian Congo are mentioned.
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Securists
Hawaiian Islands
South Seas
Africa
India
Dahomey
Belgian Congo
BA Service, Inc
New dollar silver certificate features pyramid seal
Washington announces a redesigned one dollar silver certificate to be widely distributed starting Wednesday. The back shows an unfinished pyramid with an eye in a triangle and the Latin mottos annuit coeptis and novus ordo seclorum, while the front retains the eagle and E Pluribus Unum.
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Washington
Treasury Department
United States
Auto Stuck In Mud Ends Life Of 60 Year Old Woman
Mrs. Stricker 60 of Baltimore died of a heart attack after her auto bogged in mud on a trip en route to visit Mrs. George Bowers in upper Carroll county. She collapsed while others walked back for help. coroner ruled angina most likely cause. Survived by husband two sons and a daughter.
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Westminster
Smd
Thomas
Baltimore
Maud
Burleker
Herister
George Bowers
Upper
Carroll County
Harvey Bates
Naomi Barnes
Clement Tracy
Stricker
Edward Plicagan
George N. Pringer
John and
Sherman Stricker
May Quinn
Two More Nations Default On War Debt Payments
Czechoslovakia and Poland joined a growing list of defaulters on their December 15 war debt installments to the United States. Their diplomats in Washington notified Secretary Hull they would not meet the regular semi annual payments. Czechoslovakia owes 9,534,149 dollars and Poland 39,535,968 dollars. Finland may credit 230,453 dollars from 955,414,197.64 due or past due.
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Washington
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Lst of Nations
United States
Hull
Finland
Wildcat Treed by Hounds Near Afullimx Mill
Tom Easton of St. Airy tracked a fox but returned with a gray long-clawed wildcat twice the size of a house cat. The cat was treed by hounds near Afullimx Mill. Funeral services will be held at 1 PM Tuesday at the Baltimore home. Burial at Mount Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church in Gamber Carroll County.
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Awy
Tom Easton
St. Airy
Easton
Baltimore
Burzal
Mount Pleasant
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London
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League of Nations
Pierre Laval
Samuel Hoare
Paris
Geneva
Martinsburg Corporation
Berkeley
C.E. Cline & Son
LS. Klein
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Gamber
Thomas Stricker
C. C. Carty, Inc
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