Roscoe E. Etzler Beer License Case Leaves Loft Office
In Middletown an application for a beer license by Roscoe E. Etzler was found hanging in the loft over an office. Groff approved the finding. The case reports suffering from poor health and notes a petitioner's compliance with the law. The matter involves community hearings on BEVERAGES district rules and protestants' concerns.
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Roosevelt Prominent in Nebraska Primary Discussions
In Nebraska the Democratic committees and leaders discuss the presidential race with emphasis on Roosevelt and the Senate plans. The article notes heavy stock market activity and the upcoming Nebraska primaries, highlighting party committees and key figures involved.
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Roosevelt
Nebraska
Garey Hearing Adjourned After Preliminary Statement
A preliminary statement by Major Emoch Barton Garey, superintendent of the state police, led the board to adjourn the hearing today. The hearing will resume next Tuesday at Crisfield.
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Knox Back In Chicago In Republican Push
A chaotic early article outlines Knox returning to Chicago as the Republican presidential primary season intensifies. It notes Gov. Landon’s possible entry, Borah and Knox expected to clash before key contest dates, with states like Kansas and others preparing for the next month of pivotal votes.
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Al M. Landon
Kansas
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Frank Knox
Chicago
Borah
Idaho
Rosevele
Landon
Toeka
Kan
Short-Lived Disorder Follows French Decree
A brief upheaval erupted following a French decree, quickly quelled amid police action and swift civic restoration. Officials reported minimal injuries and limited property impact as authorities restored order within hours.
Weather Watch Sees Sunsets And Moonrise Times Cited
Daily notes record sunset at 5 45 PM and moonrise around 3 53 AM with moonset at 10 42 PM, detailing twilight for the day.
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Ceblentz Pleads Not Guilty In Baltimore Case
A defendant named Ceblentz pleads not guilty in Baltimore. The session continues with appointed counsel and security prosecutors present, with P B Coulter listed as attorney. The fragmentary text notes Howard County links and ongoing case supervision by a formal legal system.
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Maryland Storm Leaves Roofs Crumbling Across State
Heavy rain sleet and snow plagued Maryland as roofs collapsed at a Kaufman Co facility, trapping damage to the second floor. Power cuts and disrupted lines followed, with schools closed and roads blocked by ice and fallen poles as rescue crews battled lingering hazards.
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American Bob Sledders In Record-Break Form
American sledders showed record breaking speed as a team posted the fastest times in early heats at the Washington meet. Officials noted strong performance from the U S team with clear improvement across all runs and a new overall mark.
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Bob Sledders
WPA Work In Philly Halted By Injunction
Judge George W Welsh enjoined WPA officials in Philadelphia from employing any person connected to veterans and their families. The injunction blocks actions affecting the bar veterans and their spouses or widows as the terminations and benefits are debated.
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Swanson's Condition Held Much Improved
Secretary Swanson reports condition for Swanson as much improved, with unclear context or location. Article fragment notes Feb. date and AP attribution, mentioning Hos- Cama mane in garbled form. Further details unreadable.
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Four Alarm Fire In New York During Storm
A four alarm fire swept a New York area during a heavy storm, sending smoke over downtown and prompting evacuations. Fire units battled the blaze amid high winds, with no immediate word on casualties or containment.
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New York
Mrs Gladhlle Injured In Fractured Ankle Fall On Ice
Mrs Gladhlle, widow of C. T. deiotwn, is confined to her home with a fractured bone in the ankle and ligament damage above the ankle after a fall on ice Saturday.
Severe Nor'east Storm Blasts Frederick County Utilities Hit Hard
A severe Nor'easter disrupted Frederick County with downed poles and trees, delaying telegraph and telephone lines, closing schools, and limiting power. Crews worked through the night to clear roads and restore service as officials predicted a return to colder weather.
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Jefferson and
Thurmont
Baltimore
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Potomac Edison Company
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Washington
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Infanta Beatrix Delivers Announcement Of Daughter
Infanta Beatrix and Victoria participate in a royal event as Beatrix nears her daughter. An entourage and observant crowd attend the moment with close family present. The scene centers on the birth or presentation within the royal circle.
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