Bremer Kidnapping Ends as Ransom Paid
Edward G Bremer, kidnapped January 17 near Rochester Minnesota, was released after a ransom was paid. He returned home to St Paul in late February with head wounds healed and was described as weak and nervous. Investigators, led by police and federal agents, intensified the manhunt as details emerged.
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St. Paul
Minn
Edward G. Bremer
Joseph Sprafka
Sprafka
Adolph Bremer
Rochester
here
Sarafka
Commercial State Bank
Bremer
Douglas Street
Waltman Walkers
Mayo Clinic
Street
New York
Lewiston
Mion
Thomas Cehill
Charies Tierney
Tom Brown
Sp Paul
M. F. Kinkhead Ramsey
attamner
Walter Maz
Bremers
weill
Magee
Department of Justice opticis
Edward G. Breene
Tewien
J. Edgar Boor
division of Justice Department
Department of Justice
Cummings
Washingeton
St Paul
French Crisis and Pretenders Shake the Guise
A fragmented French crisis centers on claims to the throne as ultra loyalists push for a protectorate and Boulogne style reaction. Paris lawyer Camille Chan fronts defenders while Edouard Daladier faces strong opposition as premier and deputy counts swell amid rising tensions.
Third Snow in a Week Falls Here Early Today
Fragmented local item reports a third snow in a week arriving early today causing slick roads and cautious motorists. The short piece mentions wind and a community gathering with remarks and songs, listing attendees and a memorial program with readings and musical items.
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winute
Wes Melisi
e Teather
COTETIS
Foprandt
Federal probe of lobbying for contracts seen
Justice Department agents pursue a White House backed inquiry into improper promotion schemes tied to Army War Department contracts. President Roosevelt backs abrogating contracts as needed while Farley leads Senate probes and an audit system is studied. Army motorization contracts and airplane engine deals draw attention as investigations widen this week. Possible early appearance of Postmaster General Walter F. Brown before the postal committee is noted.
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War Department
White House
Roosevelt
armal con
Farley
Senate
President. S. national command
Washington
Justice Department
grand jury
House
Walter F. Brown
Hoover
Serae arr mall
W. C. T. U. Institute Delegates Meet at Frederick County
Delegates from nations and state W C T U gather for a morning session at Urbana with William G Taylor presiding. Moss G Mathison elected national speaker with expected attendance for three delegates from each group. A round table luncheon follows as groups discuss topics and future plans for the organization. The event aims to foster leadership and unity within the union.
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Frederick County
Wiliam G Taylor
Baniite
Moss G. Mathison
cour
Urbana
Settlement Reached In Bethesda Damage Cases
A late Wednesday settlement of 35000 was reached in two damage suits moved from Montgomery County to this court. Mrs Clarissa Ludlum and her husband Samuel Ludlum sued Paul Brown of Bethesda for 25000 and 19600 for loss of service, stemming from a September 27 1932 accident on Wisconsin Avenue Bethesda when Ludlums car was struck. Attorneys Sedman Prescott Rocky and David C Winebrenner represented the plaintiffs. Charles S Baker and Willem M Cami defended for the defendant.
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Montgomery county
Clarissa
Ludiem
Samuel S. Ludiam
Washington, DC
Pau ©. Brown
Bethesds
Mes Luddum
iWieves
Arthur D
Wisconsin avenue
Bethesda
Lucium
Sedman Prescott
Rocky
David C Winebrenner
plaimas
Gearles S
Baker
Washington
Willem M. mm
Death of Nigel Dorsey in Urbana district
Nigel Dorsey of near Par Mis Urbana district died in his bed from a heart attack suffered during the night. An inquest by Justice Sherman P. Row, Charles W. Crum, and State's Attorney Walter E. Smith returned a death finding based on Dr Adamstown's testimony. The deceased was a public figure in local affairs and his death was witnessed by relatives who notified authorities.
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Nigel Dorsey Mo
near Par Mis
Urbana
Ono
Sherman P. Row
Charles W. Crum
Walter E. Smn
S& Adamstown
Charles M wes
Bonds Recorded and Court Bonds Mentioned
Clerk of Court records list bonds for several defendants including Alpin Hupp released on 5300 bond to answer at February term on charges likely involving larceny and other offenses. Additional bonds of 30 and 250 were posted for Joan Brown and others.
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Hupp
E Kupp
Joan Brown
Paris calm as Doumergue shapes new government
Paris quiets after two days of rioting as Gaston Doumergue moves to form a cabinet. Twelve killed and thousands wounded in clashes between rioters and guards. Daladier resigns. martial law rejected. veterans threaten more violence if police fail to curb communists and hoodlums. Weekend unrest follows turmoil over France’s leadership and potential urgent measures.
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Paris
Gaston Doumergue
France
Albert Lebrun
Edouard Daladier
Lebrun
Maryland Dental Society names officers for year
The Maryland State Dental Association elected officers for the year and discussed plans for the fall meeting in Frederick. The gathering at Frederick featured elections, a seminar, and preliminary talks about the state meeting.
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DENTAL SOCIETY
Maryland State Dental Associaion
Frederick
Hoel
Frederick Co
Watson
Ralph
A. K Leon
Bernies FE
James Mar- Sand
Fort Benning course trains infantry guards and rescue teams
A fragment reports attendance at Fort Benning School with Guard and Infantry School programs. It mentions dates in February and May and notes unemployed status tied to a local business. The text is garbled but preserves names and institutions such as Fort Benning and Infantry School.
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Fort Benning
Gas‘arice
Cap
byge wcal
meny bizcau
Building CWA Roads in County
Fragmented OCR notes describe public works under CWA in a county district. Mentions Thomas McLinthicum and plans for road projects with references to administration and funding. Contains unclear phrases and disjointed terms about future improvements and local officials.
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ander
Thomas McLinthicum
cies
Timor
Truck and Van Sideswipe Reported in Hagerstown
An afternoon accident near Cort and Main in Hagerstown involved a truck and a van. The incident blocked the opposite lane, with minor injuries reported and awaiting official details. Authorities urged caution at the intersection.
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Gamars
afernoon aquare Cort
MNT
Jae geen
Hagerstoan
Washington Daybook on party hopes in 1936 election year
Washington observers weigh the idea of a national party alignment for the 1936 election. Reports show talks with leaders from Democrats and Republicans while cabinet figures and insurgent elements spark cautious expectations about independent movements and possible adjournment signals. A separate item notes a colored man stricken in office and nonfatal injuries reported alongside medical responses.
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Washington
Fem
Remanisaa
Hiram Johnson
California
senate
Orden Louis
Hoover
Weather snapshot from 1933 with snow and temps
The report shows a 24 hour snow event with a 0.32 inch precipitation total to date and a deficit in precipitation. Highlights include yesterday's high and low temperatures near 3 degrees and a prior year comparison. Sun and moon times are listed for today and tomorrow.
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Peoruncy
Hugh
tomorros
Moon
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Rochester, Minn
Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of the Brethren
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Camille Chantemps
Dalader es
inves
Alexandre Stavisky
Baronmme
Premch
Place de la Concorde
Andre Tardieu
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Beckers
W. C. T. T. Mets
ness
T C Routsen
St.teit
Guy Ee
Edgar R Nicodemus
Frances Ward
Marie Gremsky
Walad Memorial
Legion Head
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W. C. T. U. INSTITUTE
Lola Miler
Oscar
Thomas
Maryland
S* Mar
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MPELFRESH ISOUND
BONDS
Frederick Country
areco
DOUMERGUE
Socialist Party
NEA Service,+Inc
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London
Pars
State Assn
imal
Retail Grocers Select Officers
TANEYTOWN
Washington Daybook
HERBERT PLUMMER
nave
C S Brooks
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