Riots in Paris as French troops fire on crowds
Gunfire erupts in the Place de la Concorde amid anti-government riots in Paris. Troops clash with demonstrators for hours, reports say many wounded and several killed, including police and civilians. chaos spills into surrounding streets and landmarks.
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Alexander
UBL
Ceprright
Associated Press
Paris
Place de la Concorde
Walt Agh Exie
Mouctad
Munich
Ced
Marchand
Pal Poles
Srung
Macy
Paniic
Criven
Chamber of Decames
Hove
Crition
Edouard Dalace
Keto Ron Os
Hagsker
Place de la Conicorde
Freneh
Amiertezn
Ministry of Marines
Ue de Rion
Louvre 1
Truck License Case Heard in Circuit Court
Associate Judge Willard heard a defense sustained delay in a crime appeal involving Charles Hayward and CWA trucks. Prosecution argued trucks carried dirt and stone as freight on January 10, with Hayward leasing and supervising drivers. Defense claimed no control over trucks and that dirt and stone had no value, while state argued it was valuable cargo.
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Arthur D. Willard
Agacins
Charles Hayward
Atver
Austin James
Hayward
CWA
Stae
Atomer Wakter E Sinn
Zere Cwa
Shere
Anderson
Doi
Serge A. E. Markley
Suostation
Ng Codirada
Parkway
Ccue
Smct
Congress probes recovery program in heated Washington session
Washington February six lawmakers pressed for investigations into the recovery administration and allied agencies. They questioned bids on cement contracts, surpluses handling, and who benefited from farm credit and housing programs while warning of collusion and improvised spending.
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Washington
Congress
Rovermiment
Age
Republican
North Dakota
Recovery Administration
Steiner
Oregon
Eckes
The
Trade Commission
Woody
War Department
Crond
Imo
Joseph Siiterman
Treasury
Detroit
Nye
Len Capper
Kansas
Steimer
ATS
Mystic Shoals
Man Cited in Contempt Order in Divorce Case
The case filed in July concerns Richard E. House cited for contempt for nonpayment. An order was served February 6 with court steps to enforce payment dating to December 12. House faced show cause and courts on January 20 pursued parties in a non parasite action as fees accumulated.
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Richard E. House
Cores
House
Amosv
Detec
Doutt & Fosez
Wwe
Sim Ang
Potomac States Bakers Hold Annual Meeting
Potomac States Bakers Association held its annual meeting at Biltmore Monday and Tuesday with a banquet. Over 600 attended from Maryland Virginia West Virginia North and South Carolina Delaware and parts of southern Pennsylvania. Frank Robens of the Baltimore Sun spoke, with other leaders from Washington and Baltimore in attendance.
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Potomac States
Bakers’ Association
Biltmore
Ab Wineiy
Maryland
Viremz
Wes Virginia
North
South Carolina
Delaware
Peyivania
Frank Robens
The
Batmore Sun
Clemnt Cach
Lord Baltimore
Tiowas
Washington
Charloste Waters
Mr O
Mes C F Knock Jr
Rebel E Clapo
Atresyers
Tanker blast near coast sparks area evacuation
A tanker explosion near the coastline triggers an emergency response as authorities secure the area and coordinate evacuations. Officials say initial reports point to a fluid release with potential environmental risk. Investigations to determine cause and impact are underway.
Special Instruction for Crippled Children Talk At Kiwanis
Maryland state instruction for crippled and handicapped children was the topic at the Kiwanis meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. R C Thompson of the Department of Education reported that special education beneficiaries have performed well in jobs and show perseverance despite the downturn. A motion picture depicted numerous cases of crippled children benefiting from special education and services.
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Maryland
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
R. C. Thompson
Tare Department of Education
Unclear passage notes and arrests from Frederick event
Delegates from Chanois traveling to Washington to discuss unemployment insurance were stranded in Frederick after their stagecoach driver Oro Grabow faced arrest. Cicero DL was taken into custody for displaying expired markers. The driver awaited a wire for $10 and 1934 markers before the vehicle could move.
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Chanois
Washington
Frederick
Oro Grabow
Cicero, DL
F. Anderson
Grabow
Court hearing on CWA truck seizure and tax exemption ruling
Defense argues government used regular dirt and stone trucks under wartime policy and that CWA funding was not the central issue. They contend exemption applied and constitutional challenge stands, while prosecutor frames matters around the attorney general. Judge Willard will review the arguments after the Highland Court hearing.
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RENCH
William Henry Harrison
Chicago
U. S. Naval Academy
Potomac States Bakers
Sions
Baltimore
Norderney
Sascre
Lea
Buonar
Packard
Studebaker Dassen
Exescoe, Soo
Chevrolet
Fleigh & Grove
West
Patrick ST
Studebaker Folks
CLARK
Feneral
Clark Grave Vault Company
Co. Yembas, Ghee
Lars
C. E. Cline & Son Funeral Directors
Priscilla
Models
Kotex
Brae
Bennett
Mr. Thomson
W. T. Delaplaine
Carroll H Hendrickson
T. C. Hubbard
Cola Cola Betting Company
Walter Crowther
Shei OW Company
Marvell
Blak
Relgs
Egegshey
Mir
James
Willard
Carty
C. C. Carty
East
Frederick, Md
Hendrickson’s
Gotham
Roe Ea
Warner
Nemo
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