Four Die As Auto Crash In Harford County
Abingdon Maryland March 18 four members of the Harford county sheriff's household were killed when a sheriff's car overturned on the Emmorton road near Bel Air. The dead were Sheriff Constance Laight and his daughter Miss Concetta Laight two other occupants Scott Durningas and Miss Bers Legh. Miss Legh was injured but expected to recover. The car reportedly went over an embankment. authorities said the sheriff may have been driving. The group had attended the funeral of Iney Wildeson at Mt Zion Church near Bel Air and were en route to visit Mrs Bowmac at Union Memorial Hospital after dinner at Leighs home.
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Harferd
Amerif
Mies
Scott Durningas
Drux
Wim
Fred Maclock
Tomaht
Emmorton
Philadelphia
Belair
Snag
Iney Wildeson
Mt Zion Church
Inmringan
Wildasan
Robert Leighs
Kited
Leighs
Nominating Convention Set for Middletown Friday
Middletown citizens plan a Friday meeting for the annual nominating convention, the county’s first of the year. Burgess George J. Dowd seeks re election. Three other Board of Town Commissioners members aged two year terms up for re election. It is unclear if challengers will run. Holdover terms remain with Holmer and Lewis P. Miter.
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Letown
George J. Dowd
Burgess Doud
Middletown
Ghesles B. Dacre
Edgar H. Boogie End
Osmond Derr
Board of
Domiatimg
Mot Holmer
Lewis P. Miter
World Court Vote Debated by Congress Bodies
Representative J. Lewis of Maryland proposes removing World Court from Senate to both Houses of Congress. He plans to introduce a bill to bind the nation to the court by act of Congress after Senate and treaty actions. The discussion centers on a possible shift in authority.
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Lewis
Washington
Repwid J. Lewis
Marriand
Jecay
Senate
Congress
Conley for Governor Club forms in Frederick County
Members of the Conley-for-Governor Club gathered Saturday to urge Frederick county Democrats to back Dr. Charles H. Conley of Frederick for governor. Speakers touted Democratic gains, questioned the governor’s candidacy, and floated plans to form corner st distributions in every district as the club announced 1143 members and mapped future meetings.
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Conley-for-Governor Club
Frederick County
Charles H. Conley
Frederick
Igovernor
Dr. Conley
Jacob Rohrback
Mc. Rehrback
D. Prince
Folo Alban Mo Wood
Themas N. Mister
Dante
S.gatoose
EL Wight
Lawrence A Holand
Eagan
County Meeting Draws About 100 From All Districts
A county meeting was attended by about 100 persons with representation from every district. A Baltimore speaker was prevented from attending due to a case in court in which he was counsel.
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Mitee
Edward M. Akers
James H Grove
Samuel H Rosenstock
Lloyd C. Culler
Mass Victoire Corn
Brosius
H. J. Orth
Daniel E. Wight
James Alvey
Harry A. Allie
Ralph Kline
Mary Louise Grove
Baltimore
Mussolini speaks on world primacy in 21st century
Rome reports Premier Benito Mussolini delivering a speech to a Fascist rally of about six thousand supporters. He outlined a long program of internal and external expansion aimed at securing the regime's leadership and primacy in the world, referring to a century ahead as defining Italy's destiny.
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Vdar
Benito Mussolini
Opers House
S. Tarvy Ng
S.xt
Notable rise in operating income noted in annual report
The statement cites a higher operating income for 1833 with figures including 35 4 months, tax data, and a mid 1933 tax amount of 81 978583, while noting a cruising speed of 103-IM and capacities of 160-180 seats on American routes.
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ACE
Mons
Amr
Tne
Averace European -Rensport
As Corp
Army to Resume Mail Flying on Eight Routes
Washington reports Army mail pilots will begin operations on eight routes early tomorrow after a week of grounding for safety measures. The first flight departs Oakland at 12 20 a m Pacific time. General Oscar Westover endorsed the return as pilots prove readiness amid presidential safety orders. Ten killed previously, rising to eleven with Lieut Richardson's fatal test flight near Cheyenne. Congress to draft legislation to revert airmail to commercial lines per the president.
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Oakland
Cal
Engatier
Oscar Westover
Army
Roosevelt
Air Corps
R. C. Richardson
Cheyenne
Wio
4-H Boys Banquet Highlights County Club Members
About 100 Montgomery Allegany and Washington 4-H Boys Club members attended a banquet at Hotel Frederick Friday night. Wallard Holt Riddletown acted as toastmaster welcoming guests. The program featured a saxophone solo by Ray Wachter a song by Robert Heller a blackface monologue by Francis Derr talks by E G Jenkins and Miss Waster Harmony Grove who spoke after attending the Chiavazo Club Congress. Winter Maryland representative at the congress spoke passionately. Dancing followed the program. The note about US telephone share appears as a stray.
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Montgomery
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Wallard Holt Riddletown
Ray Wachter
Robert Heller
Francis Derr
E. G. Jenkins
Hege Park
Miss Waster
Harmony Grove
Chivazo
Mss Winter
Maryland
Auto Workers Mass Meeting Shapes Possible Strike
More than 10,000 workers held mass meetings in Detroit area to press for better hours and wages and faster enforcement of the NRA automobile code. William F. Collins of the AFL outlined central issues and warned the decision hinges on Monday talks with manufacturers in New York and the Tuesday outcome. Similar meetings were planned in Flint and Pontiac to mirror Detroit discussions.
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Collins
Johnson
Detroit
Flint
Pontiac
Sailor seeks refuge as Insuli sails toward Persia border
Still at sea country. Athens March 18. Sanmel Insult sails southeast on a dingy tramp steamer seeking a new refuge near the Persia Mesopotamia border. The 74-year-old financier, linked to Bagdad physician’s wife, may head to Abyssinia or change course on a second voyage. Port Said reports Egyptian authorities warned against Insuli’s arrival. Church Extension Conference in Oak Hill convenes Tuesday with Rev J E Barbour as afternoon speaker and Rev H C Gonso addressing the evening service.
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Greece
Sanmel
Persia
Mesopotamia
Thas
Couyoumiorlu
Insuli
Abyssinia
Port Said
Church of God
Oak Hill
J. E. Barbour
H C. Gonso
Westminster
Tower of Pisateans Near 17 Feet Out of Perpendicular
The Ruby in the most valued of all gem stones is noted while kelp is described as ashes of burnt sea weed, signaling a peculiar maritime or mineral narrative with unusual phrasing and imagery.
First PCA loans to be available this week
The Production Credit Association plans to start lending this week across Frederick, Washington, Carroll and Montgomery counties. Loans will carry 5.5 percent interest, down from 6 percent. About 85 applications have been received, with 65 from local farmers. Papers for six loans are ready for final Baltimore inspection.
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Production Credit Association
Frederick
Washington
Carroll
Montgomery
Palm Credits Advation
Thomas S. Atcherson
Ioans
Wilbert L. Smith
Pleasant
Anderson
Baltimore
Irol
Smith
Credit Association
Intermediate Credit Bank
Samme
Farm Bureau Meeting Tonight at Mt Pleasant
A Mt Pleasant Farm Bureau meeting is set for Wednesday evening at 3 o clock. The program includes a song titled Maryland My Maryland a talk on Some Farm Facts by Albine M Exzier and a vocal number by Robert Norfolk accompanied by COG.
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Mt Pleasant
Farm Bureau Spirit Theme Promises County Event
Miss Brey McDern leads a local program with a selection by musicians. Devised by Clark Smith and Peggy, the piece is discussed by Wilbert L. Sarith of the County Farm Bureau. Samiiton is chairman. event highlights Past, Present, and Farm Bureau Spirit.
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