Pedestrians Struck by Auto on County Roads Injure Two
Two pedestrians were seriously injured over the weekend when struck by cars on county roads. One motorist fled. the other stopped and aided a victim identified as Elsworth Norwood, a farm laborer. Norwood suffered fractures and was kept unconscious until Sunday evening, later regaining consciousness. The other victim, Amos Cannon, 60, Brunswick, sustained compound fractures in the right leg and pelvis. Cannon was treated at several hospitals after being struck near Brunswick while accompanying others. the hit and run driver remains at large. State police investigation launched. license numbers unavailable.
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New Poultry Theft Probe Focuses on Smithsburg Area
Washington County Sheriff Max Malott says a likely suspect named Harry Maker, an ex convict formerly of Hyersville, may be linked to multiple poultry raids near Smithsburg. Baker, arrested at the Baltimore poultry market, faces larceny charges after 20 chickens were found in his coop. officers report the birds as Plymouth Rocks with red leg bands and unidentifiable by local farmers.
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Speculative Change at Cambridge Aims for Roosevelt Graduation
Speculation stirred in Harvard Yard today on Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr’s chance to graduate this term. The Presidents were said to be in doubt after a throat infection and eye trouble, with plans for a trip to Washington and Florida for recovery. A hospital stay at CBS was recent, and officials hoped for a complete return to health.
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President Confers as Congress Debates Roosevelts Overhaul
Washington January 10 Congress nears the second week of debates over White House plans to overhaul federal agencies and expand relief spending. Roosevelt pushes a 900 million military appropriation while labor and constitutional issues draw opposition from several lawmakers. Western lawmakers warn relief funds must grow to aid drought stricken areas. A Texas game warden reports Mexican lions caught in the Laredo area.
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Annual Conference Begins At U. O. Mad
The University of Maryland extension service opens its annual conference with about TV members and county agents from 23 counties. Dr Paul Katte connects University. opening program lists speakers as the event aims to discuss problems in agriculture and home demonstration efforts.
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Peale Parleys In Strike Zone Fail To Break Logjam
Negotiations stalled as union and General Motors failed to resolve sit down strike demands. Gov Murphy expressed cautious optimism while federal officials canceled a Washington trip to pursue a joint conference. In Baltimore a 45 member GM workers committee faced alleged coercion to sign petitions supporting management amid the nationwide plant closures.
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Ransom for Mattson Boy Unpaid Amid Snow Obstacle
In Tacoma Washington a $28,000 ransom for ten year old Charles Mattson remains unpaid as four inches of snow hinders direct contact with the kidnapper. Federal agents continue an undercover effort while the father appeals in Seattle Times classified columns for new proof of his son’s safety and whereabouts.
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Flu Epidemic Not Yet Declared in U S
Washington reports U S Public Health Service officials say influenza does not constitute an epidemic nationwide. Weekly cases end Jan 2 total 3 993, far below 1928 and 1932 peaks, while political leaders note ongoing research has not resolved flu occurrence and transmission.
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Local Cloth Sale Features Gowns and Raincoats
Readable lines show gowns with lace trim and tailored styling priced around nine dollars, alongside pure rubber raincoats offered at sixty four. The ad presents basic apparel items with modest pricing in a small shop catalog.
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Hoover Roosevelt on Child Labor Issue
Palo Alto California January 10 Former President Herbert Hoover endorses the push for ratification of the child labor constitutional amendment. Hoover agrees with the President on the need for federal standards and safeguards for young workers.
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Supreme Court independence cited in reform debate
A former chief executive urged orderly change over pressure on the Supreme Court while defending a reform that preserves children's right to wealth and a fair chance. He stressed rati fication hinges on balance between rights and judicial independence.
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