Appeals Court Voids Milk Law Ruling Amid Proceedings
A convoluted appeals court action voids a milk law ruling as justices review the record from prior court orders. The panel reconvened to consider the case, with former officials and present judges listed among the participants. Proceedings emphasized reconsideration of injunctions and procedural steps, with decisions pending further consultation.
Fragmentary note on farmer associations and government action
The text describes flawed references to associations with farmers in counties Carroll Frederick Harte Howard and others. It mentions a Baltimore year and high figures, and a claim that opponents to a commission act were blocked because measures were enacted earlier. The passage is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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Frearick, Harte and Howard Cons
Yore
Femseh
Baltimore Tyar
Uprising fears sour in Manila amid rumors of revolt
Rumors circulate that Benigno Ramos and self-styled radicals may revolt Portugal province rumors hint at possible action before year end. Youth officials and government urge calm as labor groups plan demonstrations aimed at destabilizing Manila. Nearby Bulacan province also reports agitation connected to anti government activities.
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Younh
Goves
Benigno Ramos
Isater Ut Es Brius
Japan
Man
Ars
Tigo
Bulac
Washington Debates on Neutrality and Global Allies
A fragmented review of U S neutrality policy amid wartime pressures notes Senate and House deliberations. It mentions Nye and Nye's forecast on measures, concerns over trade and military aid, and possible export controls debated as part of a broader global struggle.
Skepticism Over Who Passed Tests Amid Protected Labor Bargain
A distressed reader reports confusion over classified job ratings and “blind nurses” tag aid delays. The note cites a 1925 exam failings, a 1927 telegram, and claims the Potomac region faces contested merit protections and disputed employee classifications, with references to Walter J. Thomas and others.
Italy Seeks Peace Talks Amid Warship Readiness
Italian warships cleared for action as London signals drift toward peace discussions. Laval faces a vote of confidence amid Italian gains in Ethiopia, with Ethiopia claiming victory near Mesala and eleven machine guns captured. Haile Selassie’s delegation to Geneva looms as Addis Ababa seeks terms.
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Red Sea
London
Duce
Tus Anne
Addis Ababa
Temps
Geneva
Meaas
Ethiopia
Italy
Haile Selassie
Laval
France
Jan
Great Britain
Tasat
Chamber of Deputies
Ihr
Ital
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Maxale
Ramesad
Tne
Jewelry Found In Phone Booth Mystery In New York
Baltimore reports say $11,000 in jewels stolen from Alexander Duncan's home were recovered. Gems appeared in a Grand Central Station phone booth on December 1, found by a Brooklyn man whose name was not released. Duncan received a letter from the finder and later learned an insurance company had recovered parts of the parcel.
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Grand Central Staon
New York
Alexander Duncan
Tiunean
Brooklyn
Duncan
Jeter
Howe
Stories in Stamps: Crater Lake on the 6cent National Parks stamp
J S Klein details Crater Lake Oregon shown on the 6 cent National Parks stamp issued 1974. The blue lake spans six miles, is 2600 feet deep, with lava pillars and Wizard Island, a lava cone considered the last eruption from the Ice Age.
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Crat
Oregon
Jull
Wizard Island
Volcage
Hearing Set January 3 On Proposed Highway
Hagerstown Md Dec 2 An exploratory hearing on the proposed alternate route between Hagerstown and Frederick will be held January 3 at 1 o clock in Baltimore. Dr Homer E Tabler chairman of the state coal commission announced the hearing was called following petitions from residents of Boonsboro Funkstown Middletown and other towns along Route 40. Gov Nice and officials of the Federal Public Works Administration will attend. Bids for four stretches of the first line have been opened but contracts delayed pending the hearing. The proposed road would run about 23 miles.
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Fredenck
State Quads Commission
Baltimore
Homer E Tabler
Coal Mission
Gav Hercy
W. Nice
Booneboro
Funkstown
Middletown
Gov. Nice
Federal Public Works Administration
Borah Entered in Idaho Presidential Primary Plan
Washington officials announced Edgar J. Cook has decided to enter Senator Borah in Idaho's presidential primary against Frank Kos. Cook, a Chicago attorney tied to Bull Moose and Republican leagues, said the Idaho league backed Borah after a conference with Joe Idaho.
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Borah
Danors
Frank Kos
Edgar J. Cook
Chicago
Cook
Bull Moose
Cais
Republican Voters League of
Taois
Joe Idaho
Baranca
Tor
Snowbound: Extended Cold and Snowfall Across Regions
The week brought persistent sub freezing temperatures and heavy snow causing travel disruptions as plows lagged and dirt roads became impassable. Temperatures lingered near 30 degrees, with lows around 2 degrees, and forecasts suggested more snow and continued cold through the period.
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C. D
Cher
Neek
Moderace
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