Barkley Lashed At Republicans In Keynote Speech
In Philadelphia on June 23 14 Sen Alben Barkley assailed the Republican ticket and platform accusing them of defending outdated interpretations of the constitution and of enabling powerful interests. He cited New Deal gains and warned a constitutional amendment may be needed to protect progress and the people's livelihood.
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Supreme Court
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Ronk
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New York
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France's North American presence questioned in 733 dispatch
A fragmentary OCR note questions the duration and relevance of French influence in North America. The line hints at ongoing reflection on colonial reach and regional power dynamics without giving concrete dates or events.
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North
Ameri
Maryland Delegation Leads Texas NRGA Convention
Fifty nine Marylanders largest voting delegation at the National Retail Grocers Association convention in Texas participate in committee work and plan a special train return. They press for the Robinson Patman bill and hear cheers for John M Pothans, with Harry Walker guiding Maryland interests. The group departs for home after events amid high Texas heat.
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John M. Pohthans
Dallan
Waltmore
Defy Sanctions Censure Vote in Commons
London reports Prime Minister Stanley Taldwin's government survives a censure motion in the House of Commons by 171 to 170 after a heated division over sanctions policy. The ruling party coalition faced rocky opposition arguments on Mary policy.
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London
Stanley Taldwin
Surkish
House of Commons
Mary
Jra
Veterans Hold To Their Bonds In Maryland
Maryland veterans continue to hold and collect interest on uncashed bonus bonds. Of 54 000 eligible, about 26 000 checks totaling roughly 11 million dollars have been mailed, while the state's share of bonds valued at 27.5 million dollars remains partly uncashed.
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Walthaiore
Tragic self-inflicted gunpipe death of local merchant
Yatoning a pipe rigged with a shotgun shell, 62 year old Chath Kopp, a Baltimore merchant, killed himself after placing the shell against his heart. Investigators say he used a pipe as a makeshift gun and died hours later at a Baltimore hospital. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Mechanicsville ME church.
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Finnigan
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Mechanicsville
Bitzer Granted Absolute Divorce and Custody ruling
Mamie J. Bitzer near Middletown was granted an absolute divorce from George D. Titzer of Frederick. She obtains custody and guardianship of their infant Margaret E. Bilver. Leo Weinberg represented the defendant.
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Jurroval
Reno So Harp
George D. Titzer
Frederick
Elit
Margaret E. Bilver
Leo Weinberg
Unparliamentary Balloon Mission From Minneapolis Delayed
Unclear text reports a balloon mission from Minneapolis stadium aimed at the stratosphere. The attempt, expected to reach 10 to 14 miles, faces vague delays and mentions veterans applications and bonuses with mixed details and errors.
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Jon Piccards
Minneapolis Stadium
al Osclene
Emth
Capone Attack Details Revealed in Convict Stabbing Report
Witnesses recount a brutal stabbing near Alcatraz during Capone era. James C. Lica, a Texas bar patron, and fellow convict describe the attack with scissors used in the barber shop area. Capone reportedly moved, then was struck and transported to hospital as chaos erupted.
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Dedebee
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Lions Back Simmons For National Office
The Capital District Lions club in Cumberland Maryland elects Jozeph TM Baltimore district governor and endorses Richard F. Simmons Frederick for international director and Edwin 2. Kangsiey Tarkerstury West Virginia for international president. The next district convention meets in Salisbury with national officers chosen at Providence Rhode Island July 22.
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Jozeph
Work Relief Outlined For U.S. By Hopkins
Washington reports President Roosevelt designates Harry L. Hopkins as WPA administrator and orders a new 1.425 million dollar work relief appropriation to be spent similarly to prior 400 billion dollar wartime orders. Field staff gains increased powers to carry out Congress outlined policies.
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WPA
Harry L. Hopkins
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Unclear clash ends with man injured and police called
An incident left Alin struck by Lucas as Capone turned away. Capone then moved, returned a blow, and proceeded to a hospital for treatment.
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Lucas
Alin
Robbery of Frederick Negro Veteran by Three Men
A Frederick, Maryland veteran was robbed of $102 in bonus money by three men near Pennsylvania Avenue. The assault occurred as he left a restaurant, with one assailant striking him and others aiding. Police report three suspects were involved. a preliminary hearing is set in Northart Police Court with Jinkins, 23, among those charged.
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Balimore
Edward B. Broan
Prexte Enck
Canyo
Eran
Hagerstown Prepares for State Firemen Convention
Hagerstown Maryland prepares for the three day annual convention of the Mainland states men’s Association. The event opens with a meeting in the armoury tomorrow and local businesses close for the parade on Friday followed by drills and contests at the Hagerstown Fair Grounds.
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Slagerstuan Fair Grounds
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