Michigan Troops Mobilized As Flint Strike Riot Escalates
Michigan national guardsmen were mobilized today after a night of disorder at Fisher Body plant No 2 in Flint where at least 14 people were shot and police used riot gas to disperse sit down strikers Over 50 city police and county officers guarded the plant as Gov Frank Murphy arrived from Lansing to confer with officials Two union leaders headed for Washington to meet John L Lewis over the strike in Detroit
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Flint
Mich
Michigan National
National Guard
Fisher
Michigan
General Motors Corporation
Detroit
Washington
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
John Brophy
Hamer Marfin
City Officials Confer With Laporte Over Sewer Project
City officials plan a conference at City Hall with J A Laporte Construction Co Inc head Mr Laporte and Whitman Requardt engineers to resolve factors behind a temporary shutdown of downtown sewer work. About 71 percent of contract sums have been paid and $25000 remains due along with earned amounts. a tunnel bottleneck under Market Street has caused traffic control measures.
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J. A. Laporte Construction Co. Inc
J. A. Laporte
Washington, D. C
City Hall
Tr Sne
G. J. Requardt
Whitman, Requardt and Smith
Baltimore
Laporte
Bite
Stra
Ely
Additon
Market Street
Another Henner y Raid Takes Twenty Chickens
Thieves struck the Zimmerman henhouse on East Patrick street in the Fair Grounds area for the second time this week, stealing twenty fowls including Wyandotes and Plymouth Rocks. They left muddy tracks, a broken necked bird, and plan to tattoo sixty remaining birds. Sheriff Wiltner investigates.
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Fair Grounds
William C. Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Foor Grounds
Plymouth
Zimmerman
Wiltner
Education Classes To Be Organized Here
The first adult education classes of the year will be organized tonight at the Church Street School by Duval Sneadner, teacher in charge. About 25 persons are expected to enroll for English arithmetic geography and history. A Johnsville class meets Mondays and Wednesdays. sewing classes for colored women run Wednesdays and Thursdays in Asbury M E church and Bartonsville. Others planned at Libertytown and Mt. Pleasant under the WPA program for Howard and Montgomery counties.
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Church Street
Duval Sneadner
Sneadner
Johnsiville
Amanda Bayton
Asbury M.E. Church
Bartonsville
Libertytown
Mt. Pleasant
Cimmert
R. Bowlus
Swoadner
WPA
Howard
Montgomery County
Jealous Man Kills Woman And Himself
Detectives report a jealousy driven case in which Edward Donohue 31 an automobile salesman killed Mrs Ali ee Mawhinney Woody 35 in bed then shot himself at his home A note blamed her for his troubles and cited a hospital commitment The incident occurred at the home of her son after the killer broke in through a kitchen door to enter the residence
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Pittsburgh
James O'Kane
Alex Borne
Homicide
Edward Donohue
Aliee Mawhinney Woody
Mareiad
Mareiad Mee
Woody
Hood Juniors To Attend Merrill-Palmer School
Three Hood College junior girls Patricia Feiser Katharine Staley and Maurine Powell will study at Merrill-Palmer School in Detroit Michigan during the second semester. They will depart for the February 1 opening and pursue child development work.
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I Ae
Hood College
Merrill-Palmer School
Detroit
Mich
Patricia Feiser
J. A. Feiser
Woodsboro
Mise Katherine Staley
McDuell Staley
Knoxville
Mice Maurine Powell
Maury Powell
Edwardsville
Will
Beautiful Bride of Year Slain in Bathtub at Home
A prominent bride, named in reports as the year’s beauty, was found slain in her bathtub at her residence. Police investigated the scene while neighbors recalled her public charity work and social engagements with leading local figures.
Bathtub murder rocks city as woman slain in Brooklyn
Mary Case a 25 year old model and bride was found bludgeoned in a tub of water. A strand of hair and a platinum wedding ring were clues. Robbery cited as motive with $15 taken. Police search Harlem for a former house boy linked to prior thefts.
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New York
Jan i Cary
Mary Robinson
Lancaster
Brooklyn Laboratory
Examina
Han
M. H.R
Negra Loughtere
Harlem
Shoulder Blade And Finger Broken In Crash
Miss Gertrude Ramsburg of this city sustained a broken right shoulder blade and a broken finger when the car she rode in collided with a vehicle coming from a side lane fog obscured vision. Her companion Charles Herbert of South Market street was injured with a sprained back and remained hospitalized. The accident occurred on the road near Hagerstown while en route from Clearspring to Frederick. Ramsburg is the daughter of Jesse C. Ramsburg and granddaughter of Mrs. Claggett E. Ramsburg.
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Gertrude Ramsburg
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Mike Ramsburg
Charles Herbert
South Market Street
Herbert
Gatvee
Clearspring
Frederick
Miss Ramsburg
Jesse C. Ramsburg
Claggett E. Ramsburg
South Market
Grecetary
Plaintiffs Absent Nolle Pressed in Auto Damage Suit
A $500 damages suit from a car accident was nolle pressed in circuit court when Frederick and Roy Pagnicchini did not appear at opening. Plaintiffs later arrived as jury was excused. case may be reinstituted. Defendant Alhaugh, railroad agent, faced responsibility for a 1935 accident near Frederick. Jury reset for January 25.
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Scooter
Nolle
Arthur D. Willard
Frederick
Roy Pagnicchini
Washington, D. C
Plaintif
McSherry
Clapp
Charles D Alhaugh
Frederick Aunet
Reno S Harn
Baugh
Brunswick Man Dies After Fall From Train Caboose
A Brunswick man died from injuries after falling twenty feet from a moving caboose near Laurel while attempting to board. Survived by widow Frances Critter, son Anthony, stepchildren Paul and Vincent Terry, brother Joseph Cramer, and sisters Kate Mabrantol Helen Chase and Mary Batton of Baltimore. Funeral Thursday at St Francis Church Brunswick with interment at Hol Cross Cemetery Baltimore. State Police reported the fall after two hours of roadside investigation.
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Laurel
Label
de Debay
Oraies
Baltawore Amd Obacada Brakeman Afonday Ocghit
University
Cramer
Frances Critter
Anethony
Baltimore
Stapr
Baltesmore
City and County Banks Elect Directors for Coming Year
Most banks in the city and county elected their directors today with boards to be organized soon. The Frederick County National Bank, Citizens National Bank, Farmers and Mechanics National Bank, Commercial Bank of Maryland and Mt. Airy and Jefferson branches all announced lists of directors and advisory members, with officers to be chosen after organization. The Walkersville Bank also conducted elections naming directors and officers.
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Frederick County National Tank Organization
Storkholders
Lewis FE. Birely
J. W.L. Carty
J. W. Long
Elias J1. Ramsburg, Jr
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
G. Mantz Desant
William B. Bennett
Rob't E. Delaplaine
D. T. Dutrow
A. Hart Etchison
C. Albert Gilson
James A. Ilarsis
Ro Atmos Vendrickson
William C. Kolb
William Hi, McKinney
Kent C. Nicodemus
Frank L. Stoner
Henry RR. Steiner
Granville M. Smith
William M. Storm
Bradley
Amos A. Holter
Charles W. Jones
George W. Magton
Harvey W. Moxley
M. L. Niceodemus
Charles A. Ogle
Ira D. Watkins
J. Windsor Willams
Jefferson Branch
John S. Bowlus
Albert J. Bussard
Hammond Clary
Maurice J. Dade
Roger Ll. Dade
H.C. Fawley
Ernest W. Fry
Charles A. Temp
Lemuel J. Keller
Henry D. Lakin
C. C. Maught
L. Roy Remsburg
Daniel L. Slagle
Marry C. Summers
First National Bank of Mt. Airy
Peoples National Bank of Brunswick
Bank of Bruns Lyntele
Aamateaane Ee
Unclear Weather Record Report From Fragment
Fragmentary weather note cites yesterday high 47 with low 24 and last year low 31. It lists today 308 possibly misread and sunrise at 7 9 am tomorrow.
Roosevelt Plans Two New Cabinet Posts in Reorganization
President Roosevelt calls for restructuring the federal government proposing two new cabinet posts Welfare and Public Works and merging 100 agencies into twelve departments. He submitted a presidential committee report urging efficient self government and permanent government reorganization to streamline spending and control.
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Washington
Fan Ord
Psa
Torent
Dendorse Dds
U S Orders Relentless Search For Kidnapper And Slayer
President Roosevelt orders relentless national pursuit after the kidnapping and murder of Charles Mattson in Washington state. Attorney General Cummings offers a $10000 reward for arrest of the kidnapper and murderer as Justice Department mobilizes the case.
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U. S
Charles Mattson
Washington, Ja
Roosevelt
Sevearald Chales Mattson
Washington State
Cummings
Justic Department
Witherow waives hearing in Bollinger murder case
John Witherow 30 of Freedom Pa. waives preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace on a murder charge connected to the Bollinger shooting in Gettysburg. Prosecutors may seek involuntary manslaughter after coroner's jury verdict. Witherow linked to a robbery at Emmitsburg last November 24. a witness identified him as a bandit.
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Arthur Schaffer
Emmitsburg
Fred S. Bollinger
Green Mount
John Witherow
Freedom
Justice of the Peace
John Ho Dnephore
Grtteburg
Edgar K. Markley
Witherow
Bollinger
Gettysburg
Preston Null
John PB. Batt
Cort
Nile Proveal
Cass
Clark Schaffer
Misa Armatha McAten
Laif
Maryland
Spain and France Near Settlement Aims Amid Moroccan Tensions
The Avwnetaled Droway reports Spain and France moving toward a full settlement of Franco Spanish quarrels as Paris prepares for a visit by Nazi official Schacht. Hitler and Francois-Potcet smooth over Franco German issues while Basque coast violence escalates with mass killings near Bilbao and a mutinous ship incident.
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Branes
Paris
Berlin
Uwalmear Schacht
Adolf Hitler
Andre Francois-Potcet
Third Reich
Spain
Basquto
Padeky
Wilbao
Faehelina
No Scholarships Out Of State Says University President
University of Maryland president Dr Harry C Burd said the university ended scholarships to out of state students last September in line with board policy to curb criticism. He denied using aid to recruit athletes or boost football, insisting no selective benefits were given for sports or other considerations.
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Byrd
College Park
Harry C. Burd
University of Maryland
Board of Regents
Ryed
V University
Wew
Truck Out of Control Near Linden Fire Alley
A truck and trotter left the National Way near Linden Fire early this morning after crossing onto the road shoulder. The unnamed drover escaped injury. Mechanics found a loose cheering item. repairs began on the truck and damaged parts.
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Eaetound
Pattsburgh
National Wiehway
Linden
Contra
Kentucky sales up 27 percent from last year
The census bureau reports Kentucky total sales rose 27 percent over the previous year with a 19 1 1 percent increase noted in Loulville Kentucky.
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Kentucky
Loulville
Yansa
Behind The Scenes In Washington Directory Highlights Congressional Biographies
A fragmentary feature lists congressmen and candidates with brief biographical notes. It cites Alfred Noratan Phillips organizing the American Legion in Connecticut except one county, Guy Victor Howard’s tenure in Minnesota, Jerry Voorhis’ pre political work, James A. Meeks’ debate training, and several others among senators and representatives.
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de Looney
Jagr
Congress
Dave Seldai
Ieee
Clapressacaenan
Niet
Wood Thames
Joan Eines
Gheanar Roosevelt
Athens
Otley
Alfred
Noratan Phillips
Connecticut
American Legion
Guy Victor Howard
Hennepin County
Minn
Dan
Minnesota
Farmer-Laborite
James A. Meeks
Wingard
Jerry Voorhis
California
Wyoming
Apert-Eare
John
Toussaint Bernard
Eveleth
House
Corsten
Edouard
Becaus
Mexico
Tilinois
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Virginia
Elila Jenckes
Vincennes
Int
Wae Dudge
Henry Vander Burg
Rob Tats
Kidnapper Seized as Law Agents Close In
Police and investigators pursue a kidnapper after a boy’s frozen and broken body is found. Authorities warn officials to act swiftly to bring the suspect to justice and prevent further harm.
Market Cancels Losses as Trades Turn Around
After early profit selling, the New York stock market rebounded with enough support to cancel or reduce losses of fractions to two points. Trading slowed as the ticker tape lagged behind. activity wavered between selling and buying with limited decisive moves.
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New York
Dan
Ucker
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