Woman Rescued From Treetop Marries River Rescuer Here
Eva Dell Myers, saved from a Montgomery county treetop during the swollen Potomac, wed William E. Swainson in Calvary Episcopal Church. Rev Dr Meeks officiated as the couple celebrated a year since the near tragedy. Swainson, a Washington accountant, is a former varsity rower and widower of Lt. Carl Myers.
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Eva Dell Meyers
Calvary
Moery
William 6 Swainson
Benjamin J. Meeks
Clevelind
Myers
Glen Echo
Montgomery County
Strainton
John McCann
Washington
Mrs. Myers
Swainson
Carl I. Myers
Honoluke
Cabin John
O'Cock
Only Living Retired Justice Will Speak
Senator Robinson of Arkansas announced that John H. Clarke the only living retired Supreme Court justice will discuss President Roosevelt court reorganization on a radio address Monday night. The Senate heard Lowrie Williams of the American Law Institute call the proposals conservative and warned action now or risk radical moves. Chief Justice Hughes may testify at next week’s Judiciary Committee hearings.
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Abcasnington
Robinson
Arkansas
John H. Clarke
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Senate
Wiliam Draper Lowi
American Law Institute
Senate Judiciary Committee
High Court
Hughes
Arrest of 6000 Sitdowners Ordered at Flint Plant
Detroit dispatch reports Governor Frank Murphy refused to call out the National Guard as 6000 sitdown strikers at the General Motors plant in Flint faced eviction orders. Deputy sheriffs under Allan Campbell delivered writs to strike leaders while authorities prepared to remove blockaders amid tense labor action.
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Detroit
Sheref
Thomas C. Wiltok
Frank Murphy
Distimenth
Nationat
Ofa
General Motors
Flint
Mich
Chesnot Duder
Allan Campbell
Nernard WiGrath
Royal Mall Wins Grand National at Aintree
Royal Mall won the Grand National steeplechase at Aintree with a clear lead of three lengths. The favorite Galdoof Ho Tosa Thomas finished among the top contenders, beating Pucha Bella and others in the field of sixty starters.
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Royal Mall
Aintree
England
Rox Ab
Maha Fits Fireshop
Auritre Rhierou
Tosa Thomas
Prince Tool
Mak Ane
Pucha Bella
Criminal cases delayed as judges unavailable next week
Crreuity Court chief Judge Hammond Urner will not preside next week due to absences of three judges. Trial schedule shifts to the week after Easter with remaining cases to begin March 29 and last about three days. Several charged with Sabbath breaking, unlicensed cigarette sales, receiving stolen goods, larceny, and a bastardy case are postponed. Petit jurors are summoned for March 21.
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Crreuity Court
Hammond Urner
Arsocvte
Arthur D. Willard
Wve
Willard
Urner
Court of Appeals
Annapolis
Charles W. Woodward
Montgomery County
Sherman PL Bowers
George
Esterly
Reland FE
Long
Goodintent
Howard T. Few
Russell Newcomer
Ralph Null
Petit Jury
Cremation of Bodies Urged After London School Disaster
Dallas undertakers Jerome Crane and an associate described the mangled victims at the Overton funeral home. They cared for 17 children aged 10 to 17 and said many bodies may be unidentifiable. They noted discussion of cremation as a necessity.
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Dallas
Texas
Jerome Crane
Overton
Crane
Property sale records reveal multiple parcels sold at auction
A newspaper note reports the sale of multiple parcels owned by the late IMs Rice Jones at a public sale. The dwellings front Market Street and Fourth Street, with land connecting them, were purchased by Vet Marshall Staub and M Pauline Staub for 82500. The Market Street dwelling had housed the Thomas Police funeral home, later the Cons tad funeral home, with Roger Ro Bree Georde A Rice and Edward S Vel present as appraisers.
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Bee Vaskye Baie Tanayd
Aera
Hanes
Ims
Dane Rice Jones
Oon North Market
Fast Fourth Street
Enwart
Vet Marshall Staub
Mies
Pauline Staub
City
Nort Market Street
Ware
Thomas Police
Constad Funeral Home
Roger Ro Bree Georde
Edward S
Tap Tees
Grant Hooper
Five Teachers Die in Wreck Near Kennett Square
Miss Julia Abbott led a list of five National Prep Seminary staff members killed or injured when a car lost control near Kennett Square Pennsylvania. Kathleen Day died later from injuries. others hurt include Louis Tobex Linda Lambert Margaret Stobert Esther Plangate and Tatty Mass. The accident occurred while the group traveled to New York for Easter vacation.
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Noatonal Pph
Bennett Square
Julia Bo Abbott Predenek
Ahaa
Hfarucity
Meee Abbott
South Maghet Street
Souris
Plungiai Krenhett
Kathleen Day
Mio Tre
Engleh
National Thick Seminary
Cheter County
Weet Chester
Paris
Louie Tobex
Harmpsture
Bermuda
Mies Linda Lambert
New York City
Cal
Vhayer
Matt Aaret Stobert
New York
Mies Esther Plangate
Forest Glen
Abbott
Anther
Facult
Cynthia Oehter
Snyder N.Y
Biology Teachers To Hold Convention Here
The fourth annual convention of Maryhart biology teachers will be at Hood College on April 10. Sessions cover lectures exhibits and demonstrations with speakers from Johns Hopkins Bryn Mawr Washington College and New York City. President Henry J Stahr will open the meeting in Brodbeck Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryhart Teachers of Biology
Hood College
T. MM. Sameborn
Johns Hophans
E.W. Blanchard
Hryn ‘Mawr
Jalian D Carrington
Wieheington College
Chestertuwe
Leamans
Frank KooAdair
New York City
Gene Au Peor
Adele Eet Lp
Brodbeck Hall
Mabil J. Bishop
Nastese
Henry J Stahr
Frederick County Club of Baltimore Officers Elected
Frederick County Club of Baltimore met to elect officers including President Charles K Moylan and Vice Presidents George Karn Glenn Wo Gaugh with Walter Ray as treasurer William Voatbingh served as secretary The annual banquet was held at Rush street on April 2 the event featured a motion picture titled Safety for Sailness on Marv sponsored by the Amamoule Commissioners The speakers included Howard W Jackson State’s attorney Tere vent Ro Foner and Charlee Fl Drayleg announced as toastmaster
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Frederick County Club of
Baltimore
Oewenine
Charles K. Moylan
George Karn
Glenn Wo Gaugh
William VoAtbingh
Walter Ray
Helen Peidaw
Payette Street
Fallimore
Te Amamoule Cominiseaner
Ater
Marv
Howard W Jackson
State
Tlarney
Charlee
Conflicting Views on Spains Civil War and U S Neutrality
A murky article sketches divergent U S opinions on Spain's civil war, noting State Department hesitations and claims of neutrality pressures. It cites factions favoring military dictatorship versus popular rule, with references to aid, arms, and international reactions.
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State Department
Belheve
Stramghold
Man arrested for panhandling and fingerprinted after incident
A man, accused of panhandling, was arrested and fingerprinted on the scene. Officers reported papers linking him to Baltimore and involvement in a prior incident. Court records show guilty pleas and fines in separate charges from the same day.
Selling Dries Rails Rally After Hesitations
Reported market brief notes a rally in rails after hesitations throughout trading. Analysts mention Wall Street sentiment shifting as investors weigh recent warnings and corporate actions amid mixed earnings signals.
Incomplete Passage About Atetia James
Fragment outlines a person named Atetia James at a facility called Drederick Cpe Wee peta with age and treatment details unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Atetia
James
Drederick Cpe Wee Peta
County road operations halted by winter weather and plows stalled
Reports describe all county roads affected as plows struggled amid snow drifts near Dracpeet and Vit Napdere. Chief Engineer Nathan J. Seth leads the county crew. Western Lanes remain blocked by drifts as crews work to restore the network and calm conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt Shere Atin
Harry
Eniooeer
Nathan J. Seth
Pollution Parley Attendance Aims for Capital Conference
Officials from city engineering and commerce circles were slated to attend a pollution and power conference on the Potomac River run by Washington boards. Names mentioned include Ebner St, Maxwell, Jef MNE, and Warren as invitees with other speakers listed such as Senator Ring and Abel Wolman.
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Taser Liosd Co
Culler
Ebner St. Maxwell
Roger TD Wolfe
Trederel Chamber of Commerce
Nomi
Warren
Washingston
Beate
Prederik County
Cerna Trionena Werte
Mary
Amont
Senator Ring
Senate
Abel Wolman
Charman
State Phang Road
Weavar
Choir Plans Palm Sunday Version of Seven Last Words
A choir will perform Seven Last Words on Palm Sunday evening. The article lists conductor and participating names including Charlot Murger Shipley Culler Lin Puslew Schroeder and Dittmar. The piece is directed by Maud Wo Dittmar and notes likely rehearsal details amid a historical church setting.
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Ohegrane
Willam
Shapley
John
Murger
Mr Shipley
Torre T Schroeder
Ming Sebo Barney
Ste Culler
Met Maud Wo. Dittmar
Eorth
Death Toll May Pass 600 With 450 Found In Ruins
A disaster toll rises as authorities say the death count could exceed six hundred. About four hundred fifty bodies have been recovered from the ruins and transported from the morgue to morgues as search teams continue urgent rescue efforts.
Tragic gas and oil well explosion devastates town
A massive blast from accumulated gas and oil wells triggers a deadly explosion. Rescue workers, led by Superintendent Shaw, struggle through wrecked streets and collapsed buildings as relief measures and Civil Defense efforts mobilize nationwide. The disaster leaves numerous dead and many injured, with families surveying the ruins and authorities promising thorough investigations.
Texas school disaster report details collapse and casualties
The article reports a catastrophic school building collapse in Texas with approximately 275 injured and the area described as between London and New York in a mid county region. Superintendent W CL Shaw notes concrete and oil field hazards with emergency measures by local authorities and federal relief teams. President Roosevelt orders urgent federal aid as relief workers converge on the scene.
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Cehonl
W. CL Shaw
Superi
Aswan Haddin
Polit
Toren London
New Tonedon
Mid County
Guytie Ad Beeld
Pane Tetiae
AWtin+Gaydames VW
Alefren
Roads Too Muddy Mail Service Suspended
Rural mail delivery suspended on two routes near Hockwille Mach due to muddy roads after an inspection found unsafe conditions for carriers. Boxes will be moved and some homes will lose daily service. Gas odor and collapsing structures were cited as factors raising risk to postmen and residents.
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Hockwille
Mach
Caby
Pastoraeter
George L. Edmonds
Sie
Hosuoto US
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William E. Swainson
Dr. Moeks
John T. Clarke
Aasewell
Shed Beishes Abe
Nce Property
National Park Seminary
Miss Abbott
Kennett Square, PA
Frederick County Club OF Baltimore Fleets
Elerlos
White House
Kroosey
Ahich
Sparta
Coburg
Barkdawr
Aoretieg
Umuat
Buarding
Deanna Perry
Caaik Pepukke
Ma David
Hustary Ward
Medijal A
America
Bev
Tirana
Tate Department
Fatboy
Istiabes
Gaspar
Fa Speer
Tone Po
Department OF Distive
Parkice Ciel
Acman
Wien
Hones Boltoh
Gaither
Wall Street
Odda
Adnan
Tanstock
County
Oper
Sion
Rush
Fron Morgue
Genelon
Walter Tiroth
Preis Tietavin Patrol
Woterelora
Pbs
Oaly
Rooevelt
St Dons
Majer von
Borden
Khief
Tata Diet
Treaphe Yeu Trtety
Meir Sestera
Ban
Ciaciid
Dso
Vadterdhav
New London
London
Teeiadly
Childern
Shaw
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