Cars Crash Break Power Pole At Hood College Intersection
At Hood College in Frederick three faculty members escaped serious injury when a car driven by Ellen H Jervey collided with Helen L Smith s eastbound vehicle at West Second street and College avenue causing Jerveys car to overturn several times and Smith s car to crash into a power pole. No one was gravely hurt and Smith accepted blame and settled damages. A second crash on Jefferson Pike near Frederick left Le Roy B Culssall with a compound arm fracture. No charges were filed.
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Frederick
Hnemen
Charles Blackstone
Miss Smith
Jefferson Pike
W. A. McKelvy, Jr
Baltimore
LeRoy B. Cutsall
Frederick Culsall
Frederick City Hospital
Kelvy
B. H. Cecil
Fish A Candidate In 1936 White House Run
Washington March 3 The hat of Rep Hamilton Fish Jr New York rested tonight in the 1936 presidential ring after being tossed into the circle by Rep Harold Knutson Minnesota. Fish told the country salvation lay in electing a Republican to the White House in 1936.
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Washington
Hamilton Fish, Jr
New York
Harold Knutson
Minnesota
Fish
New Deals
White House
Extra skirt with tailleur fashion notes
A plain black tailleur gains added impact from an extra black and white checked skirt. The outfit can anchor a wardrobe with versatile accessories and is suitable for casual town wear or country weekends with sweaters in place of blouses.
Fire extin guished at chimney blaze in city street
Fire units from Juniors and Citizens Truck Company responded to a silent alarm and extinguished a chimney fire at 110 Five-and-One Half street on a Sunday afternoon around 1.38 o clock.
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All Day Meeting of Grange at Middletown
Pomona Grange held its quarterly meeting in Memorial Hall Middletown with about 200 attendees. Morning sessions reviewed legislation on dairy regulation, income and sales taxes, and county debt refinancing while afternoon programs featured State Senator Harry W LeClore and musical readings. A Grange recreational night is planned for April 2 in Lewistown and the next meeting will be in Feagaville. The Royal Italian Air Force comprises more than 2000 first class fighting planes.
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Memorial Hall
Middetown
Edward F. Holter
Middletown
Alvie Metzler
Pleasant
General Assembly
Ladies of the Home Grange
Harry W. LeClore
Resolutions Committee
LeGore
Rebecca Holland
Mt. Pleasant
Marjorie Adams
Elizabeth Geisbert
Lewistown
Alvill Conner
Jefferson
Frank M. Maynard
New Market
Millard Stull
Creagerstown
Feagavilie
Ballenger C Grange
Royal Italian Air Force
Maryland estates to face four new taxes for bond issue
Maryland estates may bear four new levies to back an 8.5 million dollar state bond issue. The measures include a federal tax over 10 thousand, a 1 percent state inheritance tax on estates 500 or more to direct heirs, a 7 1/4 percent collateral tax on non relatives, and a tax on administrator and executor fees.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Maryland to claim unclaimed bank deposits for state
Attorney General Herbert R. O'Conor said he will submit a plan to the Maryland legislature to take $1,000,000 to $1,250,000 in unclaimed bank deposits. The scheme relies on escheat and would revert idle accounts after 20 years with no claimant. The plan, approved by bankers, aims to fund state needs as the legislature faces an $8 million annual relief mandate.
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Herbert R.o’conor
O'Conor
Stolen Chevrolet Touring Car Recovered in Lewistown
A Chevrolet touring car reported stolen Sunday was found later. Mrs Gray of Lewistown, wife of owner Martin L. Gray, notified city police, who believe the car belongs to him.
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Lewistown
Martin L. Gray
Revolt Sweeps Most of Greece Amid Crete Uprising
Greece faces a spreading revolt as Thrace and Macedonia rise against the government with Crete already in rebel hands. Loyal planes bomb rebel ships off Crete while Eleutherios Venizelos joins the anti government movement. martial law and censorship tighten as authorities pursue rebel ships and search Venizelos homes.
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Jones Takes Oath as Secretary-Treasurer of Park Commission
Charles M. Jones of Rockville took the oath and began duties as secretary treasurer of the Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission. Appointed by Gov. Nice to succeed Thomas Hampton of Bethesda, Jones’ postmaster term in Rockville has ended with no replacement yet. he plans to resign after an 18 day vacation.
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Charles M. Jones
Maryland National Capital Park. and Planning Commission
Nice
Thomas Hampton
Bethesda
Jones
Russian balloon flyers die in midair crash memory stamps issued
Early in the stratosphere the Syrius balloon rose with three Russians Paul Fede seemingko Andrey Vasenko and Ilya Oususkin on board. A record was set then the gondola broke free and plunged. The three acro nauts were killed instantly prompting the USSR to issue three stamps featuring each flyer with the balloon in the backdrop.
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Paul Fedeseemko
Andrey Vasenko
Ilya Oususkin
Who Discovered the Cause of Yellow Fever Next
1935 NEA Service note asks who discovered the cause of yellow fever. The prompt implies a quiz or trivia line rather than a full feature, with historical reference to discovery.
Cripple Wins Award In Salisbury Community Event
Walter Dykes, 43, bedridden for 24 years, was named Salisbury's No. 1 citizen for a day at the 1934 community betterment ceremony. Friends saw tears as he accepted a $250 check and a certificate, saying softly God bless you, every one.
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Salisbury
Walter Dykes
Negro Surrenders After Swamp Pursuit in Maryland
Dan Deadon a 27 year old Black man surrendered to Sheriff T Herbert Everett in Centerville Maryland after being wounded in the arm during a daytime pursuit. He had been sought for allegedly wrecking furnishings in Bill Benson s home during a brawl earlier today. He fled into a swamp when officers approached and ignored a halt warning.
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Centerville
Dan Deadon
T. Herbert Everett
Deadon
Bill Benson
Roosevelt Sees Brighter Future Amid Subdued Opposition
President Roosevelt, facing a resistant Congress and court challenges to New Deal projects, heads into the second half of his term confident that his goals serve the nation. He plans a quiet day, with a visit to Washington Cathedral, while preparing new strategies to push key programs through Congress. The administration believes enacting work relief, social security, NRA extension, and soldiers' bonus measures are essential to win reelection in 1936. A counterfeit ring, flooding five states with fake five cent pieces, was broken with three arrests near Goshen, New York.
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