State abandons murder charge in Morgan case
A crowded courtroom opens a trial session as the state drops the murder count against Mrs Elia Morgan amid disputed abuse claims. Defense cites 28 years of cruel treatment and a history of domestic strife in urging acquittal. Other docket items include cases against Foreman, Whadson, and Anderson.
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Morgan
Charles
Chilard
Gheries
W. Woodward
James
Andrew Morgan
Jamesy
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T. Warnales
John Foreman
Edward Whadsorthur Anderson
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Robert C. L. Schrover
WES
Tuberculosis Clinic to be conducted by Dr Cullen
An tuberculosis clinic will be conducted by Dr Victor F Cullen at the Frederick County Health Office in Winchester Hall Tuesday at 9 am. The event was announced today by state authorities.
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Victor F. Cullen
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Union Lenten Services Set For Week Of March 30
Union Lenten services to be hosted March 30 through April 3 at Epstenpal church with ministers and laymen coordinating. Dr Stockdale discusses Faith Not Fear and Christ Not Creed as Lent topics, while Dr Cha Gcoceli’s replacement is noted due to illness in New York. Wade of Miriam RE to direct during the week.
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Union
Fredbeen
eneren
Epstenpal church
Stockdale
East
Frederick Mimisterial Union
Cha Gcoceli
New Kk
Wade
Miriam RE
Securities Act Defense Before Supreme Court
Fragmented OCR text discusses a Supreme Court case on Securities Act defense and government handling of cases involving seized property. It mentions Justice Bran-Geis and references to federal documents and related proceedings, with unclear specifics and several garbled names.
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Securities Act
Supreme Court
Jusice Bran- Geis
OmoToy von
Probe Piot To Kidnap Jack Dempsey's Child
Federal and local authorities questioned J Martech 9 about a plot to kidnap Joan Hannah 19 month old daughter of Jack Dempsey the former heavyweight boxing champion. Officials viewed the plan as likely the work of a crank.
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Piot
Jack Dempsey
J. Martech
Joan Hannah
Jack Dem
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Jail Sanitation Urged by Board Amid Repairs
Despite praise for some clean facilities, the board cites broken bread boxes and widespread toilet repairs. Dr. Kefauver notes many toilets in need of repair and calls for immediate sanitation improvements and proper oversight.
Sul Negotiate To End New York Strike
Unclear readable text shows negotiation efforts in New York aimed at ending a strike. Mentions union talks and potential outcomes though specifics and participants are obscured by damaged OCR.
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Sul
New York
Home Demonstrators Meet In Maryland County Gather
Moss Florence Wathams, Frederick County home demonstration agent, hosted a meeting with demonstration agents from Carroll and Washington counties. University of Maryland clothing specialist Helen Sheiby joined the session.
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Moss Florence Wathams
Frederick County
Carroll
Washington coun
C. A
Helen Sheiby
University of Maryland
New Tax Plan Hopes Stir Debate Across Washington
The article reports on the Roosevelt administration proposing a drastic revision of tax machinery aimed at reducing certain taxes for small stockholders. Treasury aides and officials debate ecological stations and associated costs, with critics urging understanding of ecology before endorsing new programs.
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Treasury
Mr. Glophant
RODNEY DUTCHER Roeve
gelati
Italy's Ethiopian Campaign Pause Amid European Shifts
Reports from Addis Ababa say Italian operations in northern Ethiopia halted as nations debate League appeals and Locarno developments. Marshal Badoglio ordered a cessation of the northern offensive while Ethiopia vows to continue defensive actions until formal peace talks begin.
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Leagues of Nations
Locarno PAC
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Pietro Badogne
Asom hs
Europe
Addis Ababa
API
Ethiopia
Italy
Pietro Badoglo
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Annual Hood Week End Draws 200 Mothers to Brodbeck Hall
In Brodbeck hall 200 mothers attended the annual Hood Week End event hosted by Pr T Wade director of the department of music. The program featured Farnesie in fat Major and Evry's Meditation as part of a recital by notable composers and performers including Joe Stephens' orchestra. A formal dinner dance followed on Saturday evening with music provided by the Frederick ensemble.
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Brodbeck hall
Pr T. Wade
musi
W. T. Best
Farnesie
EL @Evry
Geome
Otte
Scherta
Lux
Dubos
Wales
Siahr
Dean Pope
W. R. Bamibart
Louise Leonard
Mary F. Home
Joe Stephens
Frederick
Salvation Army Plans $3500 Campaign for 1936 Fund Drive
The Salvation Army announces a campaign from March 16 to 23 to raise 3500 to fund its local work through 1936 and into March 1937. Robert L. Smith is campaign chairman with Lews L. Wilson leading the Adviser Board of 41 members. Captain Bernard C Morris notes the corps is short of funds as efforts reset after last year.
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Salvation Army
Robert L. Smith
Lews L. Wilson
Bernard C. Morris
oturme 3 ier
bourme
erick
Wolfe
Chaplin and Goddard Arrive in Shanghai
AP dispatch notes Cua Chapun and Panishr ment arriving in Shanghai for events tied to Shangisat in March, with brief mention of their roles.
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Chaplin
Goddard
Shanghai
Shangisat
March
Cua Chapun
Panishrment
Relief checks issued Tuesday to 176 families by Welfare Board
A Welfare Board on Tuesday distributed final relief checks to 176 employable families. Officials said the funds would cover one period and that further assistance would depend on programs from WPA or civic agencies. A second telegram from Mayor Lloyd G. Cutler and regional WPA offices in Philadelphia followed, noting continued county efforts.
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Welfare Board
J. Sheldon Turner
WPA
Lloyd G. Cut
Philadel
Wall Street Holds Steady Amid War Gloom
Market mood darkened by world conflict yet trading remained restrained. Industrial issues showing limited movement while gains in cotton provided modest support as bonds remained low and the pound opened around 4.86 dollars.
France protests German move over Rhineland
France lodged protests over Germanys Rhineland actions as troops reinforced border defenses. League of Nations officials planned a Friday meeting inviting Belgium and Germany to discuss avoiding border incidents amid heightened tensions. London notes Eden said Rome-Topes stance on cease-fire was unclear while Italy ordered cessation of hostilities.
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saint
League of Nanoms
notories
Rhingland
Geneva
Mm. Nas 2
Counel
Germany
League
London
Eden
Rome
Italy
House of
via
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Reich
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Europe
World Crisis Deepens as European Tensions Rise
An AP report notes mounting European strains and secret diplomacy amid wary silence. Leaders Borah and Reuthsen scrutinize foreign relations while potential abrogation of accords sparks debate about U S stance and looming risk of conflict.
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Wrile
Borah
Reorhbsen
Foreign Relations Committee
coucen
Weather Summary for March 1935 Provides Precipitation Details
The report lists precipitation figures for March 1935 with actual totals and excess over the prior year. It records yesterday's high temperature near 0 and low temperatures around year-ago levels, alongside sunrise and sunset times and lunar phases for the coming day.
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