Coalition cabinet urged for US just now in Senate hearing
Washington February 14 AP reports a coalition cabinet proposal to advise the President and his cabinet on economic measures. The plan includes a balanced budget, veteran benefits cuts, public works funding, retention of the gold standard, farm mortgage readjustments, tax changes, and repeal of the 18th amendment. Boston economist Herman D. Arrediz backs expenditures cuts and federal pay reductions.
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Washington
Senate Finance committee
ledar
Paul Block
Block
daza
Himan D. Arerediz
Boston
Series of events planned under truck go auspices
Announcement of four card parties and other events under the Citizens Truck Auxiliary. Events to be held at the Francis Scott Key hotel February 22 to 24 feature evening bridge and bingo. Proceeds go to raise funds for chairs, tables, and charitable causes including the Frederick County Emergency Rescue, library, and homes for the aged.
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Qedies
Francis Scott Key
eich
neght
Hgt
sec
poor
uneerick cits
Frederick County
Holmes D. Bazer
T. Poole Jones
all nations
cief
Auxiiary
Winchester
acl
Federick Frederick Count Free Library
Dadley Page
Ires- Nex
Auxtary
irs
Dadier Page
RE Cizaa
ics
R. E. Town
Rober
Lb. S
Florence Schroster
Willam Bartgis Storm
Bars
Francis EL Markel
Auxtiary
Hooveres Return to Washington After New York Trip
President and Mrs Hoover arrived in Washington after attending the National Republican Day Dinner in New York. A birthday surprise was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Stull near Harrisonline on February 3 in honor of Ass. Stail. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bacy and many local residents. Supper followed the event and the gathering continued late.
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wm. Pep
Hoover
New York
Harry
Maccerexe
Eli
Jata
Stud
Lewis Carrow
Austin Hipp
Barex Grail
Sam Smil
Maxie Ai
Emer Fogle
Raymond Fog
Lewis Catox
Weather Summary for February Precipitation and Temps
Readable figures show 24 hour precipitation none yesterday with 2.95 inches in February 1932 and 2.67 inches actual. February 1933 records 0.31 inch. High and low temperatures shown, yesterday 3 F and 31 F. Today sun set 5 45 pm with moon rise 12 62 am and moon set 9 24 am. sunrise tomorrow 7 64 am.
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natal
Kidnap ransom demands echo Lindbergh case in Boettcher note
A ransom note threatens $60 payable for the return of Charles Boettcher of Tehama. He was seized while driving to his home. his wife, in a car nearby, witnessed the attack. The note mentions Col. Charles A Lindbergh and recalls the famous kidnapping case.
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xidusopets
Charles Boettcher
TIahove
omvite
Demers
Boercher
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
fate af Lindbergh
Montgomery County approves continuation of large road program
At a Civic Federation meeting in Bethesda the Montgomery county road program received approval by 65 to 33 with one dissenting vote, while the 1931 school program was approved by a single dissenter. Debate highlighted bond needs and political support from M. J. Brooke Bee and the roads committee.
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Feo
Montgomery county
Mentsomery County Civic Federation
Bethesda
booh br
Tae
tooth
M.j. E Brooke Bee
Held As Suspect Norman and J After Sit 3 4 Area
A fragmented report notes Norman and J were held as suspects after an incident in a 3 4 area. Names and context are unclear but indicate police action following a disturbance.
Michigan Declares Banking Holiday Amid Crisis
Governor William Comstock proclaims a banking holiday in Michigan to last through February 22 amid a financial crisis centered on the Union Guardian Trust Company. Banks statewide will remain closed to protect small depositors as authorities assess assets and prevent run withdrawals. Ford allegedly refused to subordinate Union Guardian Trust assets to small depositors.
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Warner Wiliam
Michigan
Fed
Washington
Comstack
Detroit
Gavernor Comstock
Lansing
Union Guardian Trust Company
triton
Michi
Arth- Tinder
Comstock
donn C. Hicks
Bankers’ Association
Robert, Q. Lord
Detroit Cleasure House Association
Assem Guardian Trust Company
Swan
lower peninsula
Ford
Mich
William A. Cottstock
Henry Ford
Union Guardian Truss Company
Mrs Massie May Have Something More To Say
Mrs Massie delivers a further statement in the case against accused men. A witness in an alleged misdirection hearing described her remarks but did not identify the person or provide new evidence. The proceedings continue as prosecutors pursue the charges.
Entertains At Tea By Miss Hetbryn Barnek In Annapolis
Miss Hetbryn Barnek hosted a tea at Annapolis, entertaining guests from Annapolis Balti more Frederick and Hagerstown. Mrs C Barrick of Woodsboro attended. Barnek formerly ran a studio in Danville and now runs a ballroom dancing studio in Annapolis.
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Hetbryn Barnek
Annapolis
homer
ot. C. Barrick
Woodsbero
Annapoli
Balore
Frederick
Hagerstown
Barrick
Annapolus
Baltimore professor Jesse W. Dixon dies at 82
Prof. Jesse W. Dixon a former Frederick County resident and longtime Baltimore educator died at his home 2205 Elsinor avenue Baltimore after a short illness aged 82 He taught at Eaton and Burnett Business College was vice president of the school and had taught in Frederick County at New Market and Bear Branch He was born in Urbana and is survived by a daughter a brother and two sisters Funeral services were held at his home and interment followed in Woodlawn cemetery
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Jesse W. Duvon
Elsinor avenue
Baltimore
Dixon
Eaton and Burnett Business College
Fredericks county
Urbana
Peter Paulinn
Frederick county
Roger Johnson
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
George Yaste
Frederick
Woodlawn
Kidnappers Of Boettcher Identified By Police
Denver police announced two known racketeers identified as the kidnappers of Charles Boettcher II. Detectives believe Mrs Boettcher recognized the suspects from rogues gallery photos as the couple was seized near their home Sunday night. The family was contacted by Chief Clark who reported the update after requests for information and the manhunt continued.
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Denver
Col
Albert T. Clark
Charles Boettcher
brozer
Tne
deck
esil
las
Cuude Bastienonaire
famil buvier
Clark
Fiveler
Baciza Reports to Virginia Extradition Request
Boston February 14 AP Stephen A Baciza assistant attorney general submits to Governor Jasex a report on Virginia's extradition request. The document outlines the motive and scope of the request and details of the Crawford case referenced in the inquiry.
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Boston
Stephen A. Baciza
upo
asistany avermer
Governo Jasex
Virginia
Craxtorve
negro
Agnes Boeme thaid
Nina B
Janze
Japan TQ Withdraws From League Belief Sparks Geneva
AP report states Japanese officials believe Japan will withdraw from the League of Nations. Yosuke Ma is reported to have telegraphed the chief senate confirming the move. Barbara Brooke Desis has been confined to home in Bear Predersics for several days.
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Geneva
Fes
saxi
League of Natior
Yosuke Ma
assuose
nadana regar
gue
Barbara Brooke
ase
War Concludes Century of Peace In South America
Boga Colombia Feb 14 AP Ending a century of peace between the two nations, a 10 day war breaks out between Colombian and Peruvian forces in the Putumayo region. Colombian gunboat Corduba bombed by Peruvian planes. Colombian squadron engages after a brief clash as both sides claim initial successes.
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Boga
Colombia
Colombean
Alfredo Vasques Cobu
Putumayo
Colomba
Peru
theruy
Prosecutors Retire After Notable Departures from DOJ
Washington officials report Nupent Ara Mer and Neil Burkinshaw resigning from the Department of Justice to pursue private law practice. The pair led prosecutions including a Smith Company officials conviction and the Swartzel Rheemus Hensey collapse case, and had risen under Attorney General Dodds with Burkinshaw as an assistant to US Attorney Leo A Rover.
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Washington, D. C
Nupentaraer
Neil Burkinshaw
Department of Justice
Dodds and Burkinshaw
Smith company
District Supreme Court
Swartzel
Rheemus Hensey Co
Rescue sought for Bishop on island amid wrecks and missing
The Bureau of Fisheries was asked to send the ship Penguin to rescue Bishop Artonin Pokrovski who clung to shore after a wreck. The Umask Native Lena was found severely damaged on Umask Island. An Orthodox priest of the Russian church, believed dead with twelve others, perished when the vessel foundered in a gale near the Aleutian group. No word on the twelve missing. Also reports cover a country club dance in Catoctin with oysters served buffet style and a Valentine Social at First Baptist Brunswick with listed attendees.
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Herbor
Bureau of Fisheries
Penguin
Artonin Pokrovski
Umask
lena
Star
Country Club
Catoctin Country Club
F. W. Harnwell
Frank Boehm
Looness
onard Baumgardner
New York
cits
Hovdha Gardner
Market Holds Steads New Fork Fey 14
AP reports a sharp white stock exchange soon thas the emergs with stocks changing at an open of 34372. Disorder charged as disorcerly conduct for OST Layman at 1045 Monday night and placed under each for a Ponce Coz. They are the Bene street Charles R Graz Wers Moore. 214 Phobus ares ours Shasta from an elevation of 23000 feet and a distance of 331 miles by an Army Air Corps captain. The photo covered the greatest amount of earth’s surface ever taken by a single exposure.
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Fey 14
Ponce
Bene street
Charles R. Graz
Wers Moore
ours
Shasta
Army Air Corps
Valentines Day Delivers Fewer Furies and Flutters
Valentines Day showed less fury this year as police notes report six slam busts compared with sixteen last year. Generous greetings, hearts, and flowers spread through the city with postal workers noting steady Valentine business and Mrs. Roosevelt’s flower requests boosting sales.
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Saint Valentine's royal
eqoiser
Ambassador Lindsay Returns to America on Debt Talks
Sir Ronnie Lindsay, British Ambassador to the United States, sailed from Southampton aboard the Mages to resume debt conference work in Washington. He said he carries full instructions on Britain's attitude toward debts and is joined by assistant secretary T. K. Bewis, appointed financial adviser to the ambassador.
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Southampton
Ronnie Lindsay
United States
America
Washington
spence
T. K. Bewis
Evangelical Reformed Altar Guild Supper Held at Key Hotel
Eighty-two members and guests attended the Evangelical Reformed Altar Guild annual supper held Monday at 5 p.m. in the Francis Scott Key hotel ballroom. Rev. Dr. Henry L. G. Kieffer spoke of the Guild’s 21 years and pastorate memories. Katharine Dutrow presided. Attendees included 52 members and 20 guests such as Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Kieffer and numerous Guild members and officers.
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Evangelical Reformed church
Francis Scott Key hotel
Henrt L. G. Kieffer
rehurch
Guild
Katharine
Katharine =. Dutrow
Marsh
Grace Lough
Miriam Rhoads
Miss Duttrom
Grace Neidig
William Mathers
Guy Cramer
Emery Nusz
Jesse B. Anders
EL. Geffer
Moss Dutrow
Neiding
Moss Dorothy E. Partington
Grace ML , Partington
Loian KL
jHenry Ramsburgh
McComas
W. T. Delagraine
Agnes Schley
Elizabeth j Knott
Nan Knot Ramssurgh
Mirs Roy Ramssurg
Guy Wolfe
Beath Micler
Eizaoowh De Lasamutt
August Herwiz
Mary E. Rhoads
J. We. Fatney
Harriet Ki
Mis
Grace P
Canning Plant Sold to Hecker Cover
The Westconster plant was sold at noon to Hecker F. Cover for 15260 dollars. A stray sentence about dining table posture appears, but has no bearing on the sale.
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Westconster
Hecker
F. Cover
Hampstead Cannery Sold in Trustee Sale
The Hampstead plant of the Smith Singing Canning Company was sold at a trustee's sale Saturday to the Greensmount Canning Company for 6250 dollars.
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Hampstead
Smith Singing Canning Company
trustee’s
Greesmount Canning Company
Ernie Schaaf dies after ring beating at Madison Square
New York AP reports Dr. Chas W. Norris ruled Schaaf death natural, not from a blow in the Friday bout with Primo Camera. Schaaf, 20, died at Poly Clinic Hospital after brain surgery to remove a blood clot. family and priest present as autopsy and investigations follow.
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New York
Chas W. Norris
Ernie Schaaf
Schaaf
Prime
Norris
York
Little Jerome
Bud Taylor
Camersz
Jack Sharkey
Byron Stookey
Schaal
Lucy Schaal
May Daley
Johnny Luckiey
Polyclinic hospital
goliath
s new I
Unusual Provisions in Codori Will Leave Estate to Charity
The will of William F. Codori of Gettysburg Pa contains two unusual provisions. First a broad set of claims against the estate of his relatives are to be paid pro rata before any balance goes to a trust fund. The remaining principal will go to the Caring Fund Trust to benefit the poor at Gettysburg annually at Christmas forever. The exact share of the estate for Codori’s family is undetermined and to be announced later.
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Wiliam F. Coscori
Gettysburg
Em Smallshure
Siven sons
iwa
Gettisburg
Civens Frast Company
pirnitipal
Carrie M. Codors
Carrie M. Geder
Gettsburs
Adams coumi
Pennsylvania
lang
Codori
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