Graham's bail set at $10,000 amid mounting charges
The article reports Graham held on $10,000 bail as more charges accrue. State's Attorney notes possible increase. other defendants may face added charges. Graham remains jailed with no hearing requested. wife visited after a reported hotel window incident. Officials indicate bond could rise to $17,000 or more if additional charges are filed.
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O'Conor rules Nice cannot remove Springfield board member
Baltimore dispatch reports General Herbert R. O'Conor ruled Governor Nice lacks authority to remove a member of the Board of Managers of Just Springfield S. The decision followed a hearing on charges of mismanagement and mistreatment at the institution, with the case prompting questions about executive power and board authority.
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Protest Beer License Case Shocks Local Board
Protesters opposed the license issuance to Bessamin for selling Deer wares as the License Commissioner G. 2d faced a heated hearing. Myers 52 framed arguments against the granting of the permit and a debate ensued.
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Weather figures from December 1934 report
The data show precipitation and temperature records with figures for December 1934 and 1935. Notable values include 2.68 inches of rain or precipitation, 24 degree high yesterday, and 70 degrees for last year’s low. Sunrise and sunset times are listed, with moon phases noted for the following day.
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Respite From Cold Given To Marylanders Today
A brief warm spell eases frigid conditions across Maryland. Temperatures rise modestly as residents enjoy temporary relief from the recent cold snap. Weather outlook remains uncertain with winds and light precipitation possible later.
Laval facing new million pieces of crisis and vote
A chaotic wartime mail report details massive incoming parcels surpassing outgoing ones. Officials claim progress toward conciliation and note improvements in parcel handling and lobby service during Christmas, with extended window openings and public cooperation.
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Newspapers Value To Education Held Greater
Corey argues before Pennsylvania educators that newspapers are a stronger educational tool than motion pictures or radio. He asserts the daily or weekly newspaper offers more material for assignments and learning in classrooms across the state.
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Olson Names Benson United States Senator
St Paul dispatch reports Governor Cottse announces Benson as United States Senator designate. Details are sparse due to fragmented text but the lead confirms Benson will hold the Senate seat. The item notes a formal appointment by the governor and a significant political development.
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Attack wing incident in Tara of gas fire
A report describes an aerial wing attack near Tara involving gas fire at about 1420. Details are fragmentary but indicate a hazardous event with a fire risk and potential structural or environmental damage. Officials have begun preliminary assessments.
Nerve Deal Vetoed By 29 States Says Poll
A nationwide poll in Digest magazine shows 987,158 ballots with 409,527 yes votes and 377,531 no votes on the Roosevelt New Deal. The results indicate a shift from prior percentages, suggesting about 400,000 voters moved in opposition or support. The poll sampled 41 states, with margins referencing last week’s figures.
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Why We Entered World War Debate Fury in Nation
Washington dispatch reports heated arguments over American entry into the war. Senators and public figures challenge neutrality claims while critics insist the shift was driven by armament and political pressure. The article quotes Morgan firm concerns and media commentary, reflecting a country split on responsibility and timing of U.S. involvement.
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Plows Still Work County Roads In Snow Cleanup
Engineer Thomas M. Linthicum dispatched thirteen snow plows early Thursday to various county sections to clear roads as winds ease and temperatures rise. Residents in cities and rural areas saw relief, though many could not yet reach work as plows struggled through lingering drifts and subfreezing conditions.
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Tidings-Cheesborough Wedding Report Frayed Text
Fragmentary notice about a Cheesborough wedding with garbled names and scattered references to individuals and masses. Details are unreadable, making the couple, venue, and date unclear while some stray names surface briefly.
Ethiopians Urged to Accept Terms for African Peace
Italian claims of heavy losses mark northern front clashes as Addis Ababa reports Ethiopian groups resisting tax and foreign advice. Protests alleged in Goyam province denied. troops deployed to quell unrest.
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Mining And Specialty Issues Aid Wall Street
The stock market stayed on its feet with scattered mining and specialty issues. Some profit taking touched aviation and other sectors as gains were not strong enough to extend the rally. Catton shares were steady but other names showed modest movement amid mixed activity.
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Hearing Date Set For Maryland Virginia Mil Product Case
A hearing date was changed for a civil action involving a Maryland Virginia militia product claim against three Frederick County dairymen. The case centers on a dispute over the product and its alleged impact, with officials scheduling proceedings at a local venue.
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