Samuel Kump Martin Jr dies in Savannah Georgia
Samuel Kump Martin Jr 25 of Rockville Maryland died of a heart attack at a Savannah hotel while South for his health. He was the grandson of Otto Young, a Chicago estate owner, and reportedly received 120000 annually from Youngs estate. The report traces his estranged marriage to socialite Catherine Marlin and prior suits for separate maintenance.
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Savannah
Samuel Kump Martin, Jr
Rockville
Savannah Evening Press
Washington CD. C
Martin
Chevy Chase
Otto Young
Chicago
Savannah Fire Department Ind
Samuel K. Martin
Maine
Young
Jane Catherine Martin
Paris
Martins
Montgomery County
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Mary Jane
First National Bank
J. W. Y. Martin
Catherine Marlin
Ater
Joseph P. Kennedy
Boston
New York
Barbers Plan Ball for Hotel Frederick Event
Plans for the annual barbers ball at Hotel Frederick on April 22 were set at a meeting of the Frederick County Progressive Barbers Association Monday night. Music will be provided by Joe Stephens' orchestra.
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Hotel Frederick
Frederick County
Progressive Barbers’ Association
Joe Stephens
One Eighth of Maryland On Relief Rolls
Baltimore reports that one in eight Maryland residents relies on unemployment relief, with 49,029 families aided in January and an estimated 196,116 individuals. The figures reflect post-CWA shifts and rising aid needs, tracing relief history from April 1934 to January 1935.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Emergency Relief Administration
Harry Greenstein
Civl Works Administration
CWA
Relief Administration
Inflation and Bonus Rise in Washington Session
Washington March 4 Advocates join inflation and soldier bonus drives in a key kickoff. House Ways and Means hearings feature debates over currency expansion, with most witnesses backing the Patman bonus bill funded by new currency. The Vinson bill gains Legion support though it avoids money questions. Inflationual moves surface on several fronts as pundits discuss policy under Roosevelt’s presidency.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
American Legion
Vinson
Treasury
Donald Richberg
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fashion Revue To Be Part Of Food Show Here
A fashion revue tied to Frederick County and Serv-U Save-U Stores will headline the first annual Food and Better Housing Show at the State Armory the week of March 11. J M Culler chairs the event with The Parsons Company directing. The program promises Broadway style, a modern stage and public address system for broad viewing by local residents and visitors from across the state.
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Tvo
Independent
State Armory
Frederick
Relief burden to be borne by state and Maryland citizens
Washington lawmakers warned Gov. Nice that Maryland’s relief costs must ultimately be paid by Marylanders, whether by federal or state funding. They urged against rapid borrowing and urged a sound business approach, noting federal aid still equals taxation to Maryland residents. Annapolis eyes bond issues totaling 8.5 million before relief measures, with Nice awaiting more guidance from Washington.
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Washington
Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Nice
Wills Probated in Orphans Court for Libertytown and Jefferson
Two wills probated in Orphans Court distribute most estates to immediate families. The Simp son will to Roland Simpson and Maud Cashour. Cashour and Sappington receive silverware and a lot interest. The residue is divided among four children with F Loraine Simpson named executor. The Culler will leaves all property to Samuel M Culler, then to three sons Lester Paul and Hugh upon his death, with the sons as executors.
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Orphans Court
Rachel V. Simpson
Libertytown
Emma F. Guller
Jefferson
Simpson
Roland R. Simpson
Maud Simpson Cashour
Relph F. Michael
Roy J. Blser
Cuban Doctor Finlay linked yellow fever to stegomyia mosquitoes
The obscure Cuban physician Dr Carlos J. Finlay showed yellow fever spread by a stegomyia mosquito. Clearing swamps reduced deaths in the Canal Zone. Maj. William C. Gorgas cut deaths to six per thousand by 1914. A Cuban stamp issue marks Finlay’s birth centenary.
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Cuba
Tropics
Carlos J. Finlay
William C. Gorgas
Canal Zone
Finlay
Supreme Court Takes Up Frazier Lemke Mortgage Moratorium Case
Washington reports the high court added the Frazier Lemke moratorium law to review amid mixed lower court rulings. Five Federal districts upheld its constitutionality while two ruled it unconstitutional, allowing five years for farmers unable to reach mortgage settlements to gain breathing space.
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High Court
Washington
Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Greek Troops Defeat Rebels in Macedonia Fight
Athens dispatch reports government troops routed rebels across the Struman River in Macedonia, with many killed or captured. Rebel forces retreated under machine-gun fire near Bulgaria, while a naval bombardment attacked rebel ships in Crete and the Averoff cruiser was hit. Fighting rages as government vows to crush what Tsaldaris calls Greece s greatest misfortune.
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Associated Press
Athens
Greece
Macedonia
Struman
Bulgaria
Crete
Souda Bay
Averoff
Averof
Salonik
Eleutherios Venizelos
Aegean Sea
Tsaldaris
Drama
Roosevelt Begins Third White House Year Under Clouded Outlook
President Roosevelt entered his third year in office amid cabinet praise for the new deal while questions hung over his political future. He sent a merchant marine subsidy message to Congress and worked to untangle disputes over a 4 000 000 000 relief program, amid economic and election-tinged concerns.
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Washington
Roosevelt Toda
White House
Hughes
Roosevelt
Congress
Britain Increases Army Budget On German Armament Rise
London March 4 Great Britain added 19 750 000 dollars to the 1935 army budget estimates blaming the rise on Germanys increased armaments A policy of expansion for British empire defenses was outlined in a paper to Parliament by Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald just before Sir John Simons Berlin peace mission began
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London
Great Britain
Germany
Ramsay MacDonald
John Simon
Berlin
Injured in Fall at Walkersville on Nori Market Street
James Tweed Burke is treated at Mollevue Hospital after a fall on Nori Market Street causing head lacerations. He is not seriously injured. A note mentions face powder made from apricot stones ground into dust.
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James Tweed Burke
Walkersville
Mollevue Hospital
Nori Market Street
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