Britain May Seek Middle Course as League Meets
Paris reports Britain may pursue a middle course at the league meeting as France warns of strain in League unity. Germany’s aggression looms as Paris hints at a demand for punishment to preserve future peace, with France resolved to apply full force if needed.
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Farm Bureau Meeting Held in Libertytown Schoolhouse
The first in a series of Farm Bureau meetings was held at the Libertytown schoolhouse, with about fifty attendees despite weather. Speakers included A V Krewatch from the University of Maryland and Arthur Weed of the Maryland Farm Bureau, outlining plans for electric coop financing and government arrangements.
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Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Notices
Marriage licenses issued include Maymacd Ha S32 and Fred and Helen Zoe Wutter of Haz ay BR Burns 58. Ent dat Eten 57 and Lewis 5. community property deeds note transfers to Messe 32 Cove and husband, Gerald N. Ryder and Edna Mo Epler et al. County records show agreements and notices among Ray swood J Albaugn et al involving $150. Lewistown Grange meets with routine agenda and a referenced rendement.
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Hunter Death Inquiry Argued By Woodcock
Woodcock presents arguments in a board hearing on Hunter's death likely from exposure during a rescue party. He defends Major Garey and notes no exact cause was found while letters from state police leaders and others are reviewed. The inquiry, appointed by Gov. Nice, may submit findings by March.
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Priests Flee Madrid Amid Violence Fears
Catholic clergy and nuns abandon rectories in Madrid Seville Malaga and other towns as political unrest surges. Residents report threats and violent attacks driving priests to seek frontier safety and women religious flee. Also a divorce case filed by Mrs Jean M Stansbury against Henry A Stansbury in the District of Columbia involves charges of abandonment and alleged desertion dating back to 1834.
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PCA Election At Frederick Production Credit Association Meeting
Directors elected new officers for the ensuing year at the Frederick Production Credit Association headquarters on Court Street. The meeting included reorganizing the executive committee and appointing staff, with directors representing Frederick Washington Montgomery and Carroll counties. Previously included Allegany and Garrett counties were detached to join the Romer, W Va association.
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Statewide relief program urged at Annapolis hearing
A joint hearing of the Maryland House committees heard support for a statewide relief program. Delegates and county officials outlined a plan drawing $7.52 million in federal and state funds, with $2.92 million for old age pensions and other provisions aimed at counties unable to bear costs alone.
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Debased Executive Mansion Draws Attention
Annapolis report notes the Executive Mansion faced heightened scrutiny as March 15 brought renewed focus on its condition and public perception amid ongoing political tensions.
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Assembly Inspects Incomplete Building All Day
Presiding officers announced the idle building would open for General Assembly members to examine it. The inspection focused on legislators only. A shellfish found in the Indian Ocean produced a flute like sound nearby.
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