New Evidence Withheld in Hoffmann Case Probe
The governor signals a renewed effort to question Dr John F Condon, intermediary in the Hoffmann case, after a cable from Condon offering to return voluntarily. Attorney General Wilentz criticizes the governor and notes Condon is not wanted for further questioning locally.
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Trent
Hauptmann
Hopea
Orhsate
Houptmann Ernar
Arens
Wilentz
Jonn F Condon
Ransom
Panama
Condon
Kipling Dies After Illness at Mud Lees Hospital
Renowned British author Rudyard Kipling died at 1:10 am in Mudlees hospital after surgery for a perforated stomach ulcer. He had not spoken since admission and his death followed a rapid decline as crowds gathered, with many paying tribute at Westminster and beyond.
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Tenton
Yard Kipling
Mudlees Hospital
Gas Tax Figures and Advertised Articles Noted
Fragmentary figures show large gas tax amounts and references to advertised articles. The garbled OCR lacks clear details on date location or entities, but indicates a report of substantial tax figures and potential notices related to published items.
Foto-Fooler Foreseen in Cigarette Package Photo
A blurry notice notes Foto-Fooler images appear on a cigarette pack and are hard to distinguish due to multiple photographic repetitions. The article hints at a forthcoming photo feature titled Poto-top to run in The News on Monday.
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Stadiophotograph
Stockholders Of PCA To Have Annual Meet
Frederick Production Credit plans its annual stockholders meeting at Winchester Hall on Friday January 31. The Frederick, Washington, Carroll and Montgomery counties association has about 200 stockholders with 281 loans made this year, and three new directors will be elected. Bennett Grave of the Production Credit Corporation will speak on the cooperative system serving farmers nationwide.
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Frederick
E. L. Mason
Secretar
Winchester Hall Frida
Washington
Carroll
Montgomery Counties
Bennett Grave
Production’ Dit Corporation
Baltimore
United States
Laral Association
Mason
Association For the Past
Thomas Anderson
State Farm Bureau Elects Officers Amid Policy Debates
The Maryland Farm Bureau elected Harry Ho Nutie of Caroline County as president. The group adopted a substitute for the national Agricultural Adjustment Act era, urged immediate monetary reform, and backed price-support measures. The assembly also approved resolutions favoring agricultural subsidies and protective tariffs to restore purchasing power for farmers. Robert Lo Sith of Frederick was elected vice president. University affiliations noted for several officers.
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Smedtiate
Aed
gMrual Pasmient
Wobert Lo
Address Speakers at Hood Colece Ars Club Meeting
John Baines was the guest speaker at the Hood Colece Ars Club regular meeting held in Room 67 of Administration Buttars Hix sos. The event took place in the Simbstism Foctraved re of the Wash neron era.
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John Baines
Cbaten Cathedral
Hood Colece Ars Club
Nucelar
Buttars Hixsos
Neron
Cannot release jailed prisoners avoids early discharge
State officials said Montgomery County prisoners cannot be released before their terms expire even if magistrates approve. Attorney General Herber O Conor noted such releases were common here but are not legally permitted. Some counties reported isolated cases tied to jurists orders and motor vehicle insurance related releases.
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Herber
Ro O'Conor
Montgomery County
Sherman Powers
Fries
Montgomery
Thus
Sher- Act
Irer
Autores Bowers
Special Numbers and License Tags Highlighted by Officials
The article notes Rudy, Commissioner of Transportation, criticizing pre filing practices and announcing licenses and special numbers. It lists numerous license numbers and names including Mrs Nice, Frederick, and government figures such as John M Dennis, Herbert R O Conor, and George L Radcomfe. The report references large license plate series and payments to officials and appointees.
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Rudy
Ar Veoteies
Mvallagie Goy
Lee Place
Lcense
New Frederick
Frederice
New Maryland Automobile Club
WL Bover
Dyte
John M Dennis
Herbert R O’conor
L. V. Balligaman
Charles DB. Garnier
Robertini
Eaocurne
Mica
George L. Radcomfe
John F. McNuty
Maryland
G. Richie
U.S
Mullard T3dings
J. Pardon Wright
BE Weller
E Lee LeCampie
Stan Game
U. S
Joseph I France
Stamp News Hy 1.5 and related stamp developments
Stamp News reports stamps and issues returning from Guam aboard the U S S Henderson to San Francisco and notes interruptions in stamping due to Clipper flight timing. It covers Wisconsin tercentenary withdrawal, potential Mother's Day issues, possible rate changes to 24 48 and 96 cents, and Canada Golden Jubilee commemoratives plus cautions about the Weeping Princess stamp and a question about a glacially carved mountain stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guam
Navy
U.S. S Henderson
San Francisco
Jand
Hawai
Maula
Post Office Department
Vancouver
Canada
Bonus Bill Delay Stalls Wash Y Arguments
Fragmentary text shows debate around a bonus bill delaying entry into a regional area. Mentions senators delaying action and leaders presenting arguments as passages are examined. The readable portion hints at political maneuvering and timetable impacts without clear names or dates.
Germany Seeks Colonies as Mass Rally Prompts Clash
Jan 17 reports show Dr Paul Josen Minster of Propaganda rallying 25,000 Germans tonight to press for colonies and stronger national claims. He argues nations must possess what others do and vows not to yield in a growing English Italian confrontation, warning of treaty constraints.
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Paul Josen Minster
Peer Velure
Germany
Correich
Peace Officers Elect Cumberland Md President
Melvin C. Saycer of Preston County West Virginia was elected president of the State Association of Peace Officers at their semi annual session in Cumberland Maryland. He succeeds Ward A. Huster of this county as the group formed early last year drew attendees from nearby Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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Cumberland
Melvin C. Saycer
Preston County
W. Va
State Association of Peace Officers
Ward A. Huster
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
King George III Exhibits Cardiac Weakness At Sandringham
Reports from Sandringham say King George III shows signs of cardiac weakness with physicians treating him. The Prince of Wales travels from London to Sandringham as officials announce the illness, while initial reports describe a cold and other ailments but caution the condition is serious.
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Sandemeham
Eng
George
Lord Darpon of
Penn
Sandzingaam
Prince of Wales
London
Sandringham
Aan Des Repalare
Tne
Would Cut Road Deaths In Message To Assembly
A political figure pledges to reduce road deaths in a message to the assembly. He urges swift action and preparation during session, stressing the need for firm policies and coordinated efforts to lower fatalities.
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John S Thompson
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Washington, D.C
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Hue
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Wisconsin
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World
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Sylvester Colnftower
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C. E. Cline & Son
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