Weather mixed as noon rain and thunder roil Easter mood
A noonday rain and thunderstorm moved through the city disrupting plans for Easter and Maryland Day observances. Banks closed for the holiday, flags up for Maryland Day, while workers prepared for Easter services as forecasters awaited the Easter forecast.
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Carter
Weatherman
Freceriels
Eity
Marsland
Potomac River
Maryland
Frederick
England
St. Clemcent's
St. Mary's River
Potomac
St. Clement's
Curb Painter Reports Rain Halts Work at City Hall
George W Cookerly, the curb painter, says after he sprayed City Hall with red, white and yellow lines the rain began but stopped before the job could be damaged. He notes the paint seemed to stick and the shower ended too soon.
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George W Cookerly
City Hall
Snover
Cockerly
Fire brigade declines English coronation invitation
Tokyo March 25 AP reports Tondon's famed fire brigade invited the Japanese fire fighters to send representatives to the coronation. Today this reply was sent to London: sorry, but pressure of business fighting fires at home prevents.
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Tokyo
Japan
Tondon
Japanese Fire Fighters Association
London
Weather Record Shows March Precipitation Shortfall
Weather record notes March precipitation at 121 inches year to date with normal 722 inches for the month. Actual March rainfall shows 103.4 inches, exceeding by 1097? inches. High yesterday 45, low last night 46 with moonset at 6:? p.m and moonrise tomorrow.
Past Worthy President of Eagles Speaks Here
Jeonne Downy of Philadelphia, Past Worthy President of the Eagles Grand Aerie, spoke to Frederick Aerie No 1167 members on fraternalism and Americanism as government foundations. A class of twenty two initiated, with officers C W Hamilton and others leading the meeting and degree team.
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Agledom
Frederick Aerie
Order of Eagles
Jeonne
Philadelphia
Grand Acre
United States
C. W. Hamilton
Je MM. Albaugh
Meever
Re Crum
Lewis A. Hartman
Robert Hartman
Howard
M. Albaugh
Bernard C. Smith
Ending Double Liability Requires Notice Given
Baltimore March 25 The Bank Commissioner notifies all Maryland state banks to publish a three month prior public notice in a local newspaper about ending the double liability of bank stockholders effective next July 1. The move follows Senate Hill New Law passage and governor approval this week. National banks will be relieved of the liability on July 1 under the Federal banking act of 1935. National banks issued notices last December.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Senate Hill
Nice
Merchants Warned After Deputy Spots Suspects
Deputy Sheriff Charles W. Smith warned merchants to watch for shoplifters after observing a group of men and women dawdling near cars. The officer believes the group may be connected to past pilfering at local stores and notes one heavily built man around 200 pounds among them.
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Mercieas TS
Charles W. Smith
Neta
Sam Fun Automobiles
Tia
Conet Bere
Emuth Gail
Bus Tragedy Claims 20 as Two More Die
In Siatom TH on March 28 a bus wreck killed twenty people with two additional deaths announced. The route from St Louis to Cincinnati turned fatal after a front tire blew on a downhill grade, the vehicle overturned and a gasoline tank exploded. Mrs Emily Thomas and Ted Madden perished at Salon Community Hospital, while survivors were trapped as flames surged along the highway.
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Siatom
Profisaumal
Teivang Wreeklyte
Community Hospital
Touthe Swevavers
Emily Thomas
Chivain
Draver
Ted Madden
Porthind
Oregon
St Louis
Cincinnati
Davison Case Argued Before Virginia Court
Attorneys presented arguments in federal court in Alexandria in the Davison asset concealment and false statements case. Mayor Emmett C. Davison testified four hours denying charges while his wife Mrs Laura Davison described their 30 year marriage and finances and denied transfer of a savings account until after the action.
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Uh Apv
Emmett C. Davison
Alexandria
Federal District Court
Davison
Laura L. Davison
Liza i. Detlin
Julia Laird Seeks Divorce From Kirkland in Reno Suit
Reno March 29 AP Pretty Jutta Laird actress and new wife of three months filed for divorce from Kirkland. She accuses playwright John M Ghack Rariklanu of wrongdoing, citing works like Tobacco Road as his notable stage and screen productions.
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Nevada
Jutta Laird
Stivorce
John MM
Ghack Rariklanu
Tobacco Road
Ustage
Voruelly
Behind The Scenes In Washington On Sitdown Strikes
Rodney J. Canute reports from Washington on the sit down strike debate involving Professor Leon Green of the University of Maryland and other scholars. Frances Perkins cautions legality remains undecided as lawyers lay out four fundamental propositions supporting or undermining the action.
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Wayyor
Cincinnati
National Resources Committer
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Sas Hunt
Employes
Heavy Earthquake Shakes Los Angeles
A strong quake rattled Los Angeles causing tremors across the city with reports of building shaking and residents evacuated. Officials urged caution as aftershocks were possible and emergency crews assessed damages and injuries.
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Los Angeles
Budget dispute ends at Annapolis amid holiday distractions
The Annapolis budget impasse was eased by a holiday break as lawmakers sought to avoid publicity. Democratic leaders criticized delays caused by a supplementary budget while Governor and House leaders debated the plan. The House adjourned for an evening party in Baltimore, with events kept largely private.
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Aannapolis
Marrob
Beter
Wievetoor
Saad
Deniaern
Fonda Tire
Eniidt
Gaayerior
Vhs
Seenadie Brethiyt Tov
Baltimore
Britain And France Agree To Halt Italian Troops
London March 28 AP Britain and France agreed to prevent further lines of foreign volunteers especially Italians in warring Spain. Representatives discussed halting troop transports to Spain by taking warships to blockade ports but postponed decision pending the outcome of ongoing international intervention efforts. The Franco British agreement was negotiated by France’s Foreign Minister Yvon Delbos and Sir George Russell Clark, British ambassador to France.
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London
Britain
France
Spain
Yvon Delbos
George Russell Clark
Armembassador
Bethesda Woman Plunges From Bedroom Window Fatal
Bethesda and Nethesda witnesses report Mrs Reaca Annan Rea died after plunging from her second floor bedroom window. Dr Benjamin Perry attended to the critical injuries sustained in an explosion incident on the prior date. Police were notified as the incident occurred Monday night.
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Nethesda
Mel
Reaceca Annan Rea
Benjamin Perry
Rea
Missing $10,000 From Oakland Mail Sack
San Francisco and Oakland are linked in a report about a registered package mailed from a San Francisco bank containing $40,000 in currency that did not reach the Oakland post office across the bay. Postal inspectors search for the missing funds as authorities trace the loss in a day of investigation.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Postoffics
Bay
San
Keller and Sons Win Library Center Contract at Purcellville
Keller and Sons of defers enn awarded a PWA aided contract for construction of the new library and committee center in Purcellville Virginia. The award was made after projected plans and the firm intends to start work promptly.
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Linmary
Keller and Sons
Defersenn
Purcellville
Ywaytomade
Law School Dean Opposes Change in Constitution Debate
Washington Marety reports a university dean testifying before a select committee on proposed constitutional amendments. He argues the independence of the Supreme Court should remain intact and warns against broad power shifts that could undermine federal balance. The hearing touched on judicial review and the need for clear, measured reforms.
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Washington
Cotunbat
Supreme Court
Sraith
Federal
Untitled obituary fragment from a historicLondon paper
Fragmentary obituary noting a death by heart attack and references to figures such as Hattie ap charachas of Veith andVeith inl Aaieeteah Ltn ye weet Arey Bae Dat Rade. Mentions attendance at Cambridge and Oxford and ties to Kings George era. details unclear due to damaged OCR.
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London
Ford Cambridge
Wadels
Robert
George
Victorkr
Market Goes Up Batt Later Reverses
Market activity showed an initial rise followed by a reversal as traders remained cautious. US Steel led early gains while Chevrolet and General Motors faced weaker morning showing. overall opening values showed modest improvement before retreating.
English Buyer Planges To Ter Death In N Y
A damaged OCR text reports a fatal incident in New York involving a motor vehicle. A woman identified as Mireh 2a or similar name was struck or involved, with a male driver named Phil Cage or similar, as a car left the road near Merestand Tract and overturned. A bystander described injuries but details are unclear.
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Hie
Branewick
Phil Cage
Merestand
Paaimners
Reading of a Political Foray and State Officer Hearing
A fragmented report notes a foray and wage discussion tied to state officer duties. It mentions Breck Tadmane and Setdfotaven and refers to Pasdon and oappiebermon in a national context. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Pete
Birmingham man walks to breakdown edge in city scare
A Birmingham resident, aged 27, walked nearly nineteen thousand nine hundred miles toward a breakdown point in a tense scene. Police intervened as pedestrians watched a siren blare and onlookers feared a crisis.
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Birmingham
Ala
Amendment Proposal to Limit Ages of Justices
A historical report outlines a proposal to set age limits for Supreme Court justices. Senator Quihe and others from Wem Nebeot discuss amending the court process and potential impacts on the judiciary. Dean Young and Smith from Calvatita University testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee. The plan aims to reform tenure and call a convention for constitutional change.
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Maren
Wem
Nebeot
Hocovedt
Dean Young
Calvatita Universary Bary
Senate Judiciars
Striking workers evacuate plants as talks resume
About 1400 strikers left the plant in a snowbound scene as evacuation began after Governor Murphy received word at 12 15 pm that live evacuations had started. Negotiations continued between Chrysler and union leaders with the last group to vote on evacuation giving approval at 12 40 pm. President Homer Martin of the United Automobile Workers urged a speech before assent. The cooling period followed pledges to meet new terms and end the walkout swiftly.
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Acorlers
Chester
Homer Martin
Matted Automobile Workers Union
Frank Mhurphy
Lauiseig
Cadi Ie
Wale Fer D. Chrysler
Disappearance Report Sparks Spain Front Confusion
Spanish aerial scouts report a sudden appearance of Tallans from Insurgent divisions on the Guadalajara front northeast of Madrid. Insurgent reinforcements were spotted, but no trace of the Talins remains. Government confirms at least 10,000 units fought the Guadalajara battle in recent weeks.
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Valencia
Spain
Aecial Scouta Today
Guadalavara
Madrid
Ommalt
Maard
Tment
Asbestos Deposit Found At Brunswick Sewer Blast Uncovers Woodlike Rock
Workers on a Brunswick sewer project, while excavating in the western town section, uncovered an asbestos vein after a blast shifted rock. The formation appeared like decayed wood embedded in rock, its origin and extent unclear to the crew.
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WPA
Girl Acquitted For Slaving Her Father In Wilkes Narre
In Wilkes Narre Pa on March 25 a jury of eleven men and one woman acquitted Theresa Diane of murder in the death of her father Nicholas Diane. She testified he attacked her earlier that morning and was aided by her mother and siblings who supported her account. The defense argued the father carried a knife and pressed the attack at tea. Theresa was the principal witness for the defense as the court adjourned.
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Wilkes Narre
Deyear
Dinartan
Heer
Nicholas Diane
Theresa
Lin Bert
Farm and heirs withdraw at public sale on premises
The Dieaere farm and heirs at wdovd Leathermat and wife with Wolfeville and Smithsbury names were withdrawn at a public sale on the premises Wednesday afternoon at a bid of 1019. Mrs Sallie BelGrasenickle was assigned, Warp acted as auctioneer, and Grant Hooper served as auctioneer.
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Leathermat
Tee
Wolfeville
Smithsbury
Grant Hooper
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