Nations eye Spain conflict as arms sales spark debate
Dec. reports from Washington and New Jersey reveal U S actions to curb arms shipments to Spanish Loyalists. The State Department licenseed export of airplane engines valued at 3 million dollars while critics warn the move may influence Reichsführer Hitler. The Sun in Baltimore notes 150 engines sold from surplus Army Air Corps stock to a Jersey City exporter and Martin Lilling of New York as purchaser.
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Armilanes
Robert iGuse
State Department
Vienna
Althous
Baltimore
the Sun
New Jersey
United States Army Air Corps
Repert Cue
Jersey City
Bun
Martin Lilling
New York
Lilling
Air Corps
Forecast Links Inertia to Unemployment Rates
A scientific forecast from the American Association for the Advancement of Science cites a Johnston City Tenn study of 3240 unemployed. The analysis splits unemployables into five percent inert, fifteen percent mentally or physically unfit but trainable, seventy percent trainable with work, eight percent fit for supervisory roles, two percent for executive professional posts, and zero percent capable of industrial leadership.
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Ravest
Atlantic City
N. J
American Association For the Advancement of Science Today
Johnston City
Tenn
Tennessee Eastern Electric Com- Cpert
D. R. Shearer
Report of Missing Son in Anne Arundel County
Annapolis reports say Donald Friend, 24, of Bristol, has been missing since December 31 after leaving home with a small caliber rifle. Sheriff Joseph Uw. Alton received the alert from G. W. Friend, describing the man as 5 feet 7 inches tall, about 125 pounds, with light brown hair and grey trousers. A search by a local DOC company and others followed but nothing decisive was found. The family described the last seen clothing and warned he may have headed toward the Pataxent river area.
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Annapolis
G. W. Friend
Bristol
Joseph Uw. Alton
Anne Arundel County
Donald Priend
Pataxent
Harated
Feaa
Friend Home
Astronomers Gather for Hood College Three Day Session
A large group of astronomers from universities and observatories including Vassar Princeton Harvard Yale Smith Swarthmore and the Naval Observatory attended the 87th direction of the American Astronomical Batteryalited at Hood College. The long list of attendees spanned institutions from Washington to New Haven and included many noted observers and professors.
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Hood College
Andrat
Mhonp
Coblunty
Len Scanlon
Moe Maud Wo Mikenwen
Vassarmai Oheervators
Doushkeepone
Jesse
Aioe
Mitchell
Dare ‘Dan
Nichols Po Hobrownihelf
Perkins Obervitom
Ds Tawace
Ohio
Alice Parnsworth
Holyoke College
Markoslzy
We J Humphreys
US Weather Bureauy de
K. Burhs
Allegheny Observatory
Pittsburgh
Trans
Washington, D. C
Lawrence Scanton
Sbursh
W. D Lambert
Coasty
Geanieie Sumey
Miss Marriott
Joc
Duncan
Whitin Observatory
Welleting
Mass
Mrs. Marriott
Jon Stebbins
Washburn Observatory
Madison
Wis
Mogeyy Por
Perkan
Garden City
Long Teand
James Shakly
Tragkia
Philadelphia
Jags Bo OW Woolard
George Washington University
Washington
Dirk Reuys
Leander McCormick Observatory
University of Virginia
Pooa
MrNatley
Georgetown College Observatory
Litterly
van Vieck
Middletown
Conn
You Littell
Roarenherz
Mike All
Ros
Phett
Res Fataard
Palups
New York City
Pet van de Kamp
Deaander McCormick Observatory
Lbniversity of Virginia
Miss Kies
Mcyillam
Smith College
Kies
Dean McKaughtin
University Ag Michigan Obseratory
Ot Willams
Internaional Latitude Observatory
Gaitherseburg
Cilen YE Draper
Clarendon
Carl Lo Stearna
van Vieck Observatory
John FE Merrill
Thuffalo Museum of iScience
Buffalo
Novy
Ordl
Oj. Q Stewart
Princeton University Observatory
Princeton
North Kauhnan
Watson
Franklinn P. Meureh
Cilley
Florence E. Stimuen
Charlotte Et Moore
Princeton University
Kiew
US Bureau For Standards
Palwellers
William Po Ateseers
Waelinguins
Annle Jo Cannon
Harrsard College
Obervatory
Cambridge
Carol A Tlehe
Harvard College Observatory
LC. Green
Sidney McCuskey
Case School of
Cleveland
Hoy Delplane
Michael & Moralenko
Sproul Obvervatory
Swarthmore
Pirow
Harriett Parains Hhall
South Orange
Whitcone
Pelions
Hogess
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Charles H. Smiley
Brown University
Providence
R. T
John H. Pitman
Sproul Obetratory
Swarthimore
Qgummete
Isaibe
Martin Leais
Day. Sithron
Poss W. Marriott
Sproul Obervaton
Pay Jaw Peekes
Pit Oureh
de Roy
If Ro Morgan
U.S Naval Observatory
HL Swick
US Goat and Geodetic Survey
Gummere
Dirksen
Rane Plese
U.S Coast
Gexetie Stevey
Contractor Up On Tags Charge In Maryland License Plates Case
Magistrate Patrick M Schnawfler hears a deferral in a Police Court case over whether all trucks used by De Lashmutt Brac Arlington Vacane contractors on Frederick sewer work must display Maryland license plates. State Trooper Petersen argues for Maryland plates while defense says trucks moved between states and offices not resident here. The case may affect several hundred dollars in plates and involves DeLashmutt family ownership and a possible home in Frederick with a DeGrange Street office. The judge postponed ruling for at least seven days to study all aspects.
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DeLashmutt Brac
Arlington
Vacane
Maryland
Patrick M. Schnawfler
Charles DeLashimutt
Sorgt
Schnauter Aid Hie
Sergt. Petersen
Virginia
DeLashmutt
Edward J. Smith
District of Columbia
Virelnin
John DeLashmutt
Havng
DeGrange Street
Tley
Smith
DeLashmutt Bros
Negotiations Under Way For Return Of Kidnapped Boy
Takoma Washington December 29 reports say negotiations for the return of 10 year old Charles Mattson are under way and a $28 000 ransom likely to be paid within 12 days. Federal and state investigators intensified activity as searches continued and a ladder seized at George G Franklin's home was tied to the case.
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Takoma
Wash
Dev
W. MM. Mattson
Charles Mattson
Hayes
Algal
George G. Franklin
Ietter
Orangete
Bes
Charles
Pistol Points
Justice Department
Bay
Custody Granted to Husband in Unglebower Case
The husband is awarded custody of two minor children Albert V. and Yvonne L Unglebower and must pay court costs. The suit was not contested. Alton W. Detinet was attorney for the plaintiff.
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Eme L. Unglebower
Albert V
Yvonne L Unglebower
Alton W. Detinet
Dismissed Officer Challenges Jones in Maryland
John E Taylor, dismissed from the State police by State Employment Commissioner Marty C Jones, sues in Baltimore seeking mandamus to overturn the order and reinstate him. The suit argues the dismissal was unconstitutional and arbitrary, claims he was not tried on conduct unbecoming a state officer.
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Baltimore
John E Taylor
Marty C. Jones
Jas
Tadly
Jones
oMcer
E Milton Altfeld
Taylor
Samuel K. Dennis
Caagse
Maloy To Head Board Of Idle Insurance Law
Baltimore, Dec. 29. The Democratic State Council of Public Works named William Milnes Maloy of Baltimore to head the commission that will administer Maryland's new unemployment insurance law. Misael S Davis of Cambridge and Joseph P. McCurdy, president of the Maryland District of Columbia Federation of Labor, are named associate executive directors. Maloy will earn 36000 yearly, and the associates 3000 each.
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Maloy
Board of
Idle Insurance Law
Baltimore
State Council of Public Works
William Milnes Maloy
Mary S Tand
Misael S Davis
Cambridge
Josph P. McCurdy
Maryland District of Columbia Federation of Labor
Unemployment Insurance Commission
Reverend Dr Edward L Watson Dies Suddenly in Baltimore
Rev Dr Edward L Watson a longtime Methodist Episcopal minister and former pastor of several Baltimore churches died suddenly Tuesday while en route to his annual address in the city He was 76 born in Baltimore educated at Johns Hopkins University and active in denominational work including editor roles and church federation efforts He is survived by his wife Edith C Hann and five children
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Edward Lo Watson
Calsary
Watson
Dr. Watson
Washington Christian Advocate
Washington Area
Wif
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Commission On Organic Union
Francis Ashbury Memborial Association
Commission On Social Service
Baltimore
Board of Visitors
Kelso Home
Ministerial Union
Federation of Churches
Maryland General
Edith C Hann
Income Tax Forms To Go In Mail January
Income tax forms will be mailed January 4 1939, announced by M Hampton Magruder Baltimore collector of internal revenue. Two forms exist one for salaries and wages under 5000 and a larger for income from other sources. A green sheet will be included to be detached for State Tax Department local payment inspection. Returns for corporations and partnerships also will be mailed January 4 with payments due by March 15.
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Baltimore
M. Hampton Magruder
Internal Revenue
State Tax Department
Higher Taxes Facing State Legislators
The article discusses the pressure on state lawmakers to raise taxes to restore revenue and fund government agencies. It notes options including bond issues, spending cuts, or additional revenue, with an estimated $1,000,000 annual gap to return to pre‑depression funding levels and potential quarterly tax burdens.
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