Britain Tacks Africa Peace After Foreign Secretary Speech
London July 12 Britain pursued peace in Africa after Sir Samuel Hoare's House of Commons address easing tension in Rome and Paris. Officials welcomed the moderate tone while Indo Ethiopian issues and troop movements in Africa remained focal. League of Nations head Joseph Avenol held talks with Eden before Geneva meetings amid cautious optimism.
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Britain
Hal du Berrier
Echioom
Hubert Julian
Harlem
Or Department
United States
Rome
Geneva—League
Montreal
Japan
Germany
Tokyo
Ethiopia
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Italy
London
Africa
Samuel Hoare
House of Commons
Paris
Joseph A. C Arenal
League of Nations
Sameel
Driver of Bus in Fatal Crash Loses His License
Percy Clay Line, driver of the Washington County school bus involved in the Rockville crash that killed fourteen children, has had his automobile license revoked after a hearing in Hagerstown. His driving record shows multiple arrests and accidents from 1923 to 1935, with probation and fines cited before the license suspension followed by revocation.
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Baltimore
Percy Clay Line
Ariver
Washington County
Ohio Railroad
Rockville
Walter R. Rudy
Ine
Lcense
Hagerstown
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Cearfoss
Hagetsiza
Line
Grand Jury
Banking Bill Shifts Credit Control to President Says Columbia Economist
New York July 13 Former Senate technician Parker W2 i Hs of Columbia University argues that the omnibus banking bill would put legal control of the nation s credit in the federal government and ultimately the President He notes open market operations would move to a committee with three government and two bank appointees and that discount rate policy could steer nationwide credit access The plan would restructure the federal reserve system with governors and board appointments subject to federal approval and removal procedures
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Donald Joseph
York
H Parker
Federal Reserve Backs
Fie
Tuo
Dr. W
Abe
Washington Board
Wills
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Federal Reserve Bank Board
Washington
Chaman
Federal Reserve District
Two Midnight Alarms Prompt Fire Response in City
Two fires prompted rapid fire department response about 11:35 and 11:45 p.m. Friday as alarms sounded. An overheated exhaust tank at the East Second Street electric plant caused the first alarm, sparks seen from the roof, cooling by engineers, and minimal damage. A second fire at Shell Semite station on East Patrick Street was contained before the firemen arrived. Large crowds gathered as the twin incidents drew attention and inspectors remained on standby.
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East Second Street
William Bader
Second Street
Shell Semtee
East Patrick Street
County Engine of the Independents
Frederick County Fair Dates Set for October 8 9 10 and 11
Frederick County agricultural Society announces the annual fair will run October 8 through 11. New horse barn planned after a recent fire destroyed stalls along the northern fair ground. Races slated for October 9 and 10 with the International Congress of Daredevils featured on the final day. The board authorized building repairs and other improvements before opening. Ward Beam retains Daredevils contract. Woren and Hannd booked for fair entertainments. more acts to be announced. Say you saw It in The News.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Fair Board
Mutual Insurance Company
Fair Ground
Charles H Conley
International Congress of Daredevils
Woren and
Hannd
Ward Beam
Utilities spent big lobby fund on holding company fight
Washington July 12 five minutes into hearing the Senate lobby committee learned power companies poured more than 3000000 into blocking abolition of holding companies. Witnesses testified while Phlip H Gadsden said the industry seeks to save a 12009000000 dollar sector, Burnham Carter could not recall names or numbers of Congress members contacted. House and Senate conferees, including Rayburn Lea Huddeston Cooper and Holmes, will meet to firm the conference on the holding company issue.
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Washington
Senate
Black
Alabama
Q.ickly
Idam
Philp H Gadsden
Committee of Public Atty
Burnham Carter
Pub Leity
Ivy Lee
T J Ross
New York
Congress
Gadsden
Wheeler-Rayburn Bull
House
Securities and Exchange Commission
Fix
Inter-state Commerce Committee
Rayburn
Texas
Lea
California
Huddeston
Albama
Cooper
Oho
Holmes
Massachusetts
Breach of Lease Suit Seeks 550 in Circuit Court
Abraham Hamburger sues Raymond M Seachrist in Circuit Court for 550 alleging breach of a May 1 1934 lease for a storeroom at 35 North Market Street. Hamburger claims Seachrist moved fixtures in March and left a 750 balance unpaid while attempting to relet the premises. Manuel M Weinberg represents Hamburger. A separate matter notes a settlement dismissing a 500 damage suit from a Dorsey truck accident near New Market on April 2.
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Abraham
Hamburger
Faday
Circuit Cours
Agarms
Raymond M Seachrist
Braddock
Seachrist
North Market Stree
Hamburger Clams
Seachrst
North Market Street
Stl
Mascot
Befpie
Oder
Manuel M Weinberg
Carroll C. Warfield
Crief
W. Dorsy
Minnie A Dorsey
Alban M. Wood
New Marke
Warfields
Loan Committee Member Visits Frederick P C A
W W Hodges of Montgomery county, a loan committee member, was in the city Friday. He called at the association headquarters on Court street and conferred with Thomas E. Anderson, secretary.
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Hodges
Montgomery
Frederick Production Credit Association
Court Street
Thomas $. Anderson
Sec Tetarr
San Marine the world’s smallest independent republic
The article describes San Marine as the smallest republic with about 38 square leagues of area and 1200 population, founded by St Mariges and Christian followers fleeing Diocletian. It notes its long independence and notes stamp collectors provide revenue, while a stamp image shows the country on a height with three peaks, a castle and towers.
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Enal
Republic of
San Marine
Sa. Marine
St. Mariges
Deocletian
Repubdiic
Processing Taxes Fall Collections Decline in May
Washington July 12 Farm officials disclosed that processing tax collections dropped by more than 4.6 million in May as litigation and court decisions weighed on receipts. April collections were 4,889,682 and May reached 42,264,403 with June payments pending. declines cited from restraining suits and refunds.
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Washington
Gross receipts tax upheld in Maryland ruling
Annapolis July 12 The State Court of Appeals by Judge Carroll Bond affirmed a lower court ruling upholding the constitutionality of the 1 percent gross receipts tax law used for emergency relief and old age pensions. The decision clears the way for increased tax collections, affirming the act's validity except in one respect regarding post April 1 payments.
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Annapolis
Court of Appeal
Ian Opmen Oy
Carroll X Bond
Frank Suppleer
Creu Court
Baltimore Eaty
Tass
William & Gordy, Jr
Work-Relief Progress Delayed as Highway Plan Moves On
Washington July 12 news notes state the state highway departments will spend 400 600 000 on relief to provide year-long jobs for 271 400 persons under new regulations. Federal funds and state contributions are to support substantial projects, including crossing elimination, with each recipient to receive roughly 1 400 from the federal share for a year. A fishing party from New Market reported several hundred pounds of harbor and trout caught near Solomey Island with Captain Alb Pall in charge.
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Washington
Jstate
Bheer
Yest
G. BE. Wunder
EP. Roop
Luc: Paleoner
Murray Bendles
Riard Mealy
New Market
Solomey Island
Alb . Pall
Preston Tq
J. C. Lore and Sons
Solomey
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England
Percy Line
Canada
Federal Reserve System
Secretary of the Treasury
Open Market Committee
Estrict
Mame Board
Govelor
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Facoma
Wash
J Charles Dennis
Margaret Thulin Waley
Edward E Cushman
Rockefeller
Mellon
FARP
Heeguote
Abraham Hamburger
H. L. Mills
E. Patrick ST
NEA Service, Inc
Court of Appeals
Fey
Ment
Pric
Thas
Carty
Savings Club
C. C. Carty, Inc
Frederick, Md
EB. Patrick St
Crisp Batistes and Organ Sale
Yoo
Ormerly
John D. Hendrickson
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