German Arms Plants Work On War Basis
The article reports Germany arming for war with arms plants on a war footing. Goebbels claims Germany’s army is powerful and well equipped. Britain protests rearmament as Russia warns of unexpected war. France plans a protest as conscription spreads. Former Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm expresses happiness over Hitler’s military move.
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Great Britain
Germany
Europe
Berlin
France
England
Italy
Russia
Reichsfehrer
Hitler
John Simon
London
Joseph Goebbels
Goebbels
Stanley Baldwin
Pierre Etienne-Flanfin
Friedrich Wilhelm
America
Associated Press
Public Utility Act Opposed at Parkway School Meeting
More than 300 Potomac Edison stockholders and employees joined a protest meeting at Parkway School against a pending Public Utility Act. Speakers warned the bill would place holding companies under federal control, hurt investments, and threaten private enterprise while urging constituents to write to Sens. Tydings Radcliffe Lewis and Cole.
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Congress
Parkway School
Potomac Edison Company
Potomac Edison Co
R. Paul Smith
Hagerstown
Henry Holzapfel
Wingers
Town
Iil
United States
Federal Power Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Canares
American Water Works and Electric Company
Water Works Company
Potomac Edison
DHS
Cole
Robert L. Smith
Nice Urges 2 Per Cent Sales Tax in Maryland
Governor Harry W Nice urged a two percent general sales tax to raise six to six and a half million dollars for relief revenue. He wrote to Federal Relief Administrator Hopkins stating Maryland would cooperate with the federal government and could use the tax to service twelve million dollars in relief bonds and fund one year of old age pensions, with returns expected to be approved.
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Annapolis
Harry W. Nice
Jerry L. Hopkins
Maryland
Maryland General Assembly
General Assembly
Hopkins
Nice
Beall Birth and Local Visit Notes from Lewisdale
Mr and Mrs Marshall Beall announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday March 17. Mr and Mrs Elwood Franklin of Damascus visit Urner Mullinix. Ella Mullinix returns from a week with the Bennetts. Malcolm Beall recovering from tonsil and adenoids and bronchitis. William Keith and Nora Musgrove circle with several visitors including the Anglesbees and others. Easter service at Bethesda M E church scheduled for Sunday night April 21.
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Lewisdale
Marshall Beall
Elwood Franklin
Damscus
Urner Mullinix
Ella Mullinix
Talmage Bennett
Malcolm Beall
William Keith
Harry Green
Nora Musgrove
Ira Brown
Marion Anglesbee
Nate
Fannie Keith
Wesley
John King
Germantown
Martz
Frederick
R. T. Mullinix
Stanley Musgrove
Bethesda M. E
Senate predicts passage of vast relief bill this week
Sen Robinson of Arkansas said the Senate would approve the 4.88 billion dollar relief bill in a form acceptable to the President before the week ends. He dismissed hopes to cut funds and projected that 25 to 30 votes would back the cut effort. He warned that new taxes would be needed to cover the unemployment relief burden with Maryland cited as a 2 percent sales tax source.
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Washington
Sen. Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Food prices near peak in February says Agriculture
Washington report from March 18 states that peak farm prices for the first half of 1935 likely occurred in February due to large foreign imports and new crops. The Agriculture Bureau forecasts only small declines or modest rises by midyear, with dairy and eggs continuing lower seasonally and seeds and grain prices easing as the new crop season nears.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Agriculture Economics
New Postmaster In Charge April 1 In Frederick
Magistrate Guy K Motter received notice from Postmaster General Farley naming him acting postmaster of Frederick at close of business March 31 Bond arranged and sent. Motter to resign as justice of the peace with Patrick M Schnauffer slated to succeed. Brunswick postmaster appointment hearing set for 3 PM with E Lynch Gross initially proposed by district committee.
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Guy K. Motter
James A. Farley
Frederick
Motter
E. Austin James
Republican County Central Committee
Frederick City
Schnauffer
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Nice
Justice Motter
Jacob Rohrback
Pythian Castle
Farley
Democratic State Central Committee
Senate
Brunswick
Brunswick District Committee
E. Lynch Gross
David J. Lewis
Brunswick Meeting Opposes Full Crew Train Limits Bills
More than 300 Brunswick citizens gathered in Red Men hall to oppose railroad bills limiting train length and mandating full crew. A resolution urged rejection, arguing the measures would close Brunswick as a terminal and harm business. Oscar P. Karn named secretary.
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General Assembly
Brunswick
Red Men's Hall
Frederick County
Howard Marvin Jones
Myer Kaplan
J. G. F. Smith
Annapolis
Oscar P. Karn
Certificates Issued To Sabillasville Nursing Class
Eleven members of the senior class at the State Sanatorium Sabillasville nursing school passed the senior course in Red Cross life saving under Dr. Paul Cohen. The class members passing the examination are Margaret G Bonney Goldie A Cameron Evelyn V Davy Gertrude E Henry Elizabeth Jasule wicz Artis C Kelley Mary E Nose Vera L Poulson Anna Vance Julia M Whalen M Grace Winters.
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Sabillasville
Red Cross
Paul Cohen
Margaret G. Bonney
Goldie A. Cameron
Evelyn V. Davy
Gertrude E. Henry
Elizabeth Jasulewicz
Artis C. Kelley
Mary E. Nose
Vera L. Poulson
Anna Vance
Julia M. Whalen
M. Grace Winters
Death rate down in Maryland infant mortality improves
Baltimore report notes safer birth conditions in Maryland. Dr John Collison of the State Health Department bureau cites infant deaths dropping from one in eight in 1915 to about one in fourteen last year. Health departments coordinate statewide effort to reduce infant mortality.
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Baltimore
Maryland
John Collison
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Health Department
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Adolf Hitler
White House
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Roosevelt
Smith
State Regulating Commission
Public Service Commission
Parlties
Robinson
Feyot
Nile Valley
Cairo
Cheops
H. L. Mills
Ivory
East
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Frederick, Md
Miss Hetfield
Fleisher Yarns
Miss Cubitt
Hendrickson
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