Fourteen Williamsport Pupils Death Back at Trial Date
A conference set April 13 as the tentative date for trials on damages suits arising from the April 21 accident near Rocville. Fourteen children are listed as plaintiffs seeking $25 000 each for death or injuries. Howard Poe and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad face the suits. The cases represent parents of the victims and names include Emerson Downs Zimmerman Castle Roth Castle Me and Mrs Harry Eller Kendle Myers Downs Harsh Murray and others.
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Rocuvile
trommets
Crric COUT
wing taal
Washington
Howard Poe
alimore and Ohio Railroad
Perene
Wiliams
University of Maryland
Bessie LE. Emerson
Anna E. Downs
Zimmerman
J .Roth
Castle
Abram
Fiurie
Harry
eller
Air
Roy Kendle
Jacopb L. Myers
Neal S. Mirers
WilliamS
Brindle
Wiliam Hoi McElroy
Mars
J. Frank Winters
C. Norris‘ Downs
Wiliam B. Harsh
Margaret L. Murray
ce ang J. a wh
Willem M. Stomm
D. EK. Melaushiin
Hagerstown
ettomney
Poe
Virtual Monopoly Evidence Preserved for March 17 IAP
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a court or meeting on March 17 involving a virtual monopoly issue and an entity named SOM Oda. The fragment mentions terms like American Terme S percens and references a weekly timeline, but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes.
Weather Today and March Precipitation Recap
Weather data presents 24 hour precipitation totals for Alm, with March figures showing 2.5 inches in early notes and 2.67 meters stated for March. Excess rainfall noted for March 1935 includes 1.25 inches on March 1. Yesterday’s temperature around 2 degrees, with sunset at 6:19 p.m. and moonrise and moonset times listed for tomorrow.
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Precipitason
Mariches
Roosevelt calls relief meeting in White House conference
President Roosevelt summoned Congressional leaders to a White House conference to review the relief appropriation program. The meeting aims to seal the relief plan for the year as Chief Executive expects to submit proposals on Thursday. Congressional spokesmen forecast a smaller program.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
dent
Condon Willing to See Hoffman
A fragmentary report notes Dr. John F. L. Condon willing to meet with Hoffman during a Panama vacation, mentioning a possible dinner and conversation. The text also references Myra Hacker and an exchange about traveling to New Jersey, though details are incomplete.
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CONDON
HOFFMAN
John FL Condon
Panama
consisten
Myra Hacker
mexspenemien
che
46 Percent Gain In U S Income Taxes Reported
A Treasury release shows a 46 percent increase in U S income tax receipts for March with totals around 281.76 million dollars. The report covers 1935 income assessments and installments and notes notable rises over the previous period.
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U. S
Gibbs to Visit Frederick for Meeting and Tour
Mr. G. Gibbs president and T. N cé Drug Stores executives are scheduled to visit Frederick tomorrow afternoon then attend a managers meeting in Hagerstown. Gibbs founded the Peoples chain 28 years ago with the first drug store in Washington, D. C. The group now runs 125 stores from New Jersey to Tennessee and west to Ohio. Harry A. Leighton manages the district including local stores.
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G. Gibbs
T. N
Roosevelt Files Here for States Pr imaries May 4
Roosevelt files in state races as primaries set for May 4 and supporters prepare papers for ballot access. Local officials note ongoing petitions and deadlines for candidates to qualify.
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ROOSEVELT
Roosevelt Delegates Filed in Allegany County Primary
The article notes Roosevelt ticket filings and candidate details for Allegany County. It lists Franklin D Roosevelt seeking renomination, with Congressman David J. Lewis of the Sixth Maryland district and Clay Plummer as opponents in the Democratic primary. It mentions James A. Conley slate for Roosevelt delegates, and references county officials Thomas L. Dawson, with multiple party figures, dates, and filing fees of ten dollars for president and twenty dollars for congress.
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Franklin D
United States
Board of Election Supervisors
Precter
David J. Lewis
Clay Plummer
Lexis
Thomas L. Dawson
Seere
ordoin
fice
Charles Stewart
Allegany County
Congress
Roosevell
aleady
Charles u
Gean
Chew
Mr. Roosevelt
flon Delano Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Dutchess
Lewis
Cumberland
Plummer
Market Goes Onward Losses Retrieved
Market advances amid mixed trading as stocks rebound from earlier losses. Mention of U S Steel American Apple and Texas power firms appears in a fragmented summary with references to Italy and Auburn entities.
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York
Italy
Vemeny
Seemec
Auburn
Jehus Macy Chivers
U. S. Steel
Aureraft
Texas
Lockout cases progress in New York building strike
AP reports arbitrator Hugh S. Roberson began considering the first locked out workers in the New York building service dispute. Hotel owners’ strike unsettled as Hotel Workers Union head Chris Houahan warns four major hotels will be struck tomorrow. Some 9,000 workers from 17 hotels remain on strike.
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Hugh S. Roberson
New York
bulding
Chris Houahan
Hotel Workers Union
Frightful Friday Misread as Friday the 13th
A scrambled OCR fragment describes a Frederick County worker named John Carter who reported a morning incident at Frederick County Products. He injured his hand while processing a beef bill, with confusion over events and sailors returning to work.
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John Carter
Frederick County Products
Gardiner
Estate promised to widow yields suit for $15000
Mrs VL Augustus Stevens sues the Stream estate alleging they promised to leave their $10,000 plus household assets to her in exchange for ten years of full time service as clerk and caretaker. She claims Mrs Stream died intestate April 1928 and promised to reward her with the estate, including bank balance, home and valuables.
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Charles F. Stream
Anne F. Stream
Stevens
Stream
office of Register of Wills
Leo Weinberg
Eight More Killed In Spanish Outbreaks
Reports from the provinces say eight more people have died in influenza like outbreaks in Spain. Officials indicate regional spread continues with new cases across multiple provinces and no immediate end in sight.
Middletown Beer Licence Appeal Near Ruling
The Middletown appeal from four decisions of the County Commission regarding beer licenses was announced. Mr N Coblenz represents the press and Jacob Rohrbach the applicant. Mrs P Neighbors of North Market Street, extended to, was operated upon at Fred X City Hospital two weeks ago and is improving.
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Middletown
Cour
N. Coblen'z
Jacob Rohrbach
P. R. Neighbors
North Market street
Fred x City Hospital
Clocks Malfunction On St Patrick Day In Warm Weather
Clocks went awry on St Patrick Day with electric and town clocks out of sync due to a damaged movement. The St Johns clock remained unreliable while others slowly resumed standard time as weather shifts teased forecasts of cold and possible snow.
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St. Patrick’s Day
St. Pat
St John's
Trinity chapel
W. Va
Wilm
St. John's
3. John’s
Civic Club Elects Delegates To Meets
The civic group elected delegates to upcoming meetings. discussion touched on state endowments, a women's loan fund, and colored programs for voting opportunities. Focus was on citizenship duties and local civic responsibilities.
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Civic Club
Baden Donnan
eien
Endowme Women's Loan
SSN
essen
Think Raid Solves Many Bank Holdups
An AP report notes a morning raid on a West Side apartment where police found men and three women and confiscated a main 12 and $427.09. The investigation centers on the armored car dispute involving the Brook Hs Ange and others.
Med Deputy Warden Wee Mid Mrs Tay Home in Liberty Town
A terse note notes a deputy warden and a Mrs Tay at Liberty Town, with unclear details about residence and status. Readable fragments suggest an administrative or local matter but lack full context or dates.
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Tay
Liberty town
Salvation Army Appeal Launched At Blue and Grey Dinner
The Salvation Army home service appeal opened with a Monday night dinner in the Blue and Grey room at the Scott Key Hotel. Eighty five attendees heard Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer deliver the invocation as Robert L. Smith chaired and introduced Hood College Dean Ruth V. Pope who spoke on the Army’s role in religious and social life and the threat of alcohol. The event followed with remarks by Lous L. Wilson and other local figures as the drive to continue fundraising and outreach began.
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Salvation Amy home service
Scott Key
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Robert L. Smith
chaiman
Ruth V. Pope
Hood College
Salvation army
Reid
America
Lous L. Wilson
Advisoy board
Jesus Christ
Nexman
Margaret wes B. Sappngion
Merin R. rToS
ace L. Thomas
Waco
Texas
Morris
Roger B. Wolfe campa
Frederick Zomia Club
Dean Ruth V. Pops
Lews L. Whison
James H. Gambril
ami
Last Appeal From Flandin In Talks On Locarno Crisis
France presses Britain to honor Locarno obligations as Foreign Minister Flandin meets King Edward VIII in London. Berlin signals possible compromise while German delegates ready for London talks depending on League of Nations outcomes.
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Associated Press
Pierre-Eyre Flandin
Edward VIII
Britain
Locarno
Hitler
hadi very
Prace
Belmum i
Berlin
League of Nations Council
Germany
Rinky Jong
London
League of Nations
Reich
oc- SHO
Lacarte
Hans Heemnrich Diecknow
Foreign Office
Shrine Fire Wrecks Coughlin’s Original Place
Fire at Coughlin’s Original Shrine causes substantial damage to the building. Father Charles and workers report the blaze started from faulty wiring and insurance covers the loss. New shrine construction planned. current site burned to masonry and steel frame within 75 feet of the squat, with smoke staining the exterior but no further damage observed.
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Charles
siruce
Coushin
aulty
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